Growing Interest of Advanced Commercial CMOS Technologies for Space and Medical Applications. Illustration with a New Nano-Power and Radiation-Hardened SRAM in 130nm CMOS
- 1 July 2008
- proceedings article
- Published by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
Abstract
This paper reviews recent experimental confirmations that the intrinsic radiation robustness of commercial CMOS technologies naturally improves with the down-scaling. When additionally using innovative design techniques, it becomes now possible to assure that performance and radiation-hardness are both met. An illustration is given with an original nano-power and radiation-hardened 8 Mb SRAM designed in 130 nm CMOS.Keywords
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