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The effects of gamma and neutron irradiations on linear integrated circuits and power devices

Date Issued
March 1, 1985
Author(s)
Su, David K.
Advisor(s)
Eldridge J. Kennedy
Additional Advisor(s)
T. V. Blalock
J. M. Rochelle
Permanent URI
https://trace.tennessee.edu/handle/20.500.14382/36090
Abstract

A variety of linear integrated circuits and power devices were irradiated with gamma rays and neutrons to determine total dose effects. Several operational amplifiers, voltage comparators, buffers, voltage references, power bipolar transistors, voltage rectifiers, transistor arrays, and monolithic breadboard components were identified with radiation hardness exceeding one megarad and 5X1013n/cm2. The linear integrated circuits and power devices tested were separated into four categories depending on their radiation tolerance. The changes in the electrical parameters of the devies were examined. In general, the bipolar devices demonstrated greater radiation hardness than devices utilizing either JFET, MOS, or CMOS circuitry.

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Electrical Engineering
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