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Single-event upset

A single-event upset (SEU), also known as a single-event error (SEE), is a change of state caused by one single ionizing particle (e.g. ions, electrons, photons) striking a sensitive node in a live micro-electronic device, such as in a microprocessor, semiconductor memory, or power transistors. The state change is a result of the free charge created by…

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related to Further reading · 69
Single-event upset → Alpha Particles, Aug, AvionicsA Memory Soft Error, Boeing Radiation Effects Laboratory, Brigham Young University, California, Computer Memories, Corp, Cosmic Rays, Development, ED-26, Effect, Estimating Rates, Evaluation, FPGA, FPGAs, Goddard Space Flight Center, High-Performance SEU Hardened Flip-Flop, Highly Reliable SEU Hardened, IBM Journal
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Single-event upset → Al Holman, Bevatron, Dan Binder, Dr, Edward, Further, Hughes, IBM, IEEE Transactions, In, Inch Cyclotron, James Ziegler, Lanford, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory's, May, Nuclear Science, Scientists Dr, SEU, Single-event, Smith
related to Notable SEUs · 13
Single-event upset → Airbus, All, Belgium, Brussels's, In, JetBlue, Maria Vindevoghel, On October, Qantas Flight, Schaerbeek, SEU, The, This

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Single-event upsetrelated to Further readingMay0.60section
Single-event upsetrelated to Further readingWoods0.60section
Single-event upsetrelated to Further readingIEEE Trans Electron Devices0.60section
Single-event upsetrelated to Further readingED-260.60section
Single-event upsetrelated to Further readingSoft-error0.60section
Single-event upsetrelated to Further readingJEDEC JESD89A0.60section
Single-event upsetrelated to Further readingZiegler0.60section
Single-event upsetrelated to Further readingLanford0.60section
Single-event upsetrelated to Further readingEffect0.60section
Single-event upsetrelated to Further readingCosmic Rays0.60section
Single-event upsetrelated to Further readingComputer Memories0.60section
Single-event upsetrelated to Further readingScience0.60section

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