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Title: Radiation Effects


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Radiation Effects
New HorizonsShedding Light On Frontier Worlds
Ralph Instrument Critical Design ReviewAug 5
6, 2003
  • Tim OConnor
  • Ralph Radiation Effects Engineer
  • (303) 939-4611
  • toconnor_at_ball.com

2
Parts Radiation Effects Engineering
  • Ball ensures radiation hardness of its EEE parts
    through the application of detailed parts
    selection procedures.
  • System operability in the mission particle
    environment are verified by incorporating
    part-level single event upset/transient (SEU/SET)
    responses into circuit- and subsystem-level upset
    analyses.

3
Radiation Environment Update since PDR
  • Release of BATC Radiation Hardness Assurance Plan
    (RHAP)
  • Finalizes BATC implementation of APL Component
    Environmental Specification (CES)
  • Radiation environment is unchanged since PDR,
    even with removal of RTG shield (due to results
    of sector analysis)
  • Radiation transport results confirm low part risk
  • Electronics Box BATC shielding model confirms
    that SwRI magnesium box results in Total Ionizing
    Dose (TID) between 10 krad(Si) depending on
    location, consistent with preliminary APL result
    of 6 krad(Si) for generic box
  • Risk Reduction BATC model can include part
    location and packaging for lower estimates of TID
    to resolve individual part issues as necessary
  • MVIC CCD Detailed radiation transport confirms
    that MVIC displacement damage is below PDR
    estimate in CCD specification and test (TBD
    margin)

4
Radiation Requirements
  • APL Component Environmental Specification
  • Mission-specific radiation environments
  • Jovian trapped electrons, solar protons, galactic
    cosmic rays
  • RTG neutrons and gamma rays
  • All EEE parts must perform within specification
    following exposure to the mission total ionizing
    dose (TID) displacement damage dose (DDD)
  • The system shall operate in spite of single
    particle events
  • Requires calculation of rates for single event
    upsets (SEUs)
  • Single event latchups (SEL) should be minimized
  • Single event burnout and gate rupture (SEB and
    SEGR) must be designed out of the system
  • Ralph Instrument Specification (RIS)
  • Ralph Product Assurance Implementation Plan
  • BATC Radiation Hardness Assurance Plan

5
Hardness Assurance Methodology
  • Ensure hardness via part selection and shielding
  • Use only DSCC RHA rated parts and known rad
    tolerant parts everywhere else
  • Employ margins for existing radiation test data
  • 2X for lot specific data, 4X for non-lot-specific
    data
  • Test where necessary to prove rad tolerance
  • Perform 3-D shielding transport analyses to
    reduce required radiation tolerance at the part
    level
  • Document part hardness via annotated systems
    engineering report
  • Perform single event effects (SEE) analyses
  • SEU rates and mitigation approaches for all
    susceptible circuits/subsystems

6
APL Status - TID
  • Parts approved based on direct test data or
    similar part/process test data
  • 9 microcircuits (out of 10)
  • 1 hybrids (out of 1)
  • Enhanced low dose rate susceptibility (ELDRS) not
    ruled out for one part
  • OP490 requires ELDRS testing
  • Test scheduled for Sep03
  • TID parts assessment documented in BATC EEE Parts
    Radiation Effects Assessment (doc TBD)

7
APL Status - DDD
  • All parts are insensitive to mission displacement
    damage dose levels (level TBD from NOVICE
    analysis)
  • MVIC will see a DDD of TBD MeV/g
  • This is below the conservative PDR estimate
  • This level is not normally a concern for CCD
    technology
  • DDD parts assessment documented in BATC EEE Parts
    Radiation Effects Assessment (doc TBD)

8
APL Status - SEE
  • AD9240 is susceptible to SEL
  • Worst day (CME or flare) SEL rate and mean time
    to latchup (MTTL) are
  • 1.05E-1 SEL/device-day or MTTL 9.5 peak days
    (9.5 CME events)
  • Average latchup rate and MTTL are
  • 1.06E-4 SEL/device-day or MTTL26 years
  • SEL will be a very rare event
  • AD9240 is being repackaged by Maxwell
    Technologies along with a proven SEL
    detection/correction circuit
  • Due to specific supply current threshold
    settings, the Maxwell 9240LP detects and recovers
    from 50 of SELs
  • Other SELs are undetectable and require periodic
    power reset by control electronics this
    function is in the design
  • All other parts including the oscillator hybrid
    are approved as latchup-immune based on direct
    test data or similar part/process test data or
    technology
  • SEE assessment documented in BATC EEE Parts
    Radiation Effects Assessment (doc TBD)

9
Subcontractor Radiation Design Status
  • SWRI electronics design meets TID and DDD
    performance requirements (SWRI doc TBD)
  • SWRI electronics design will perform in spite of
    the single particle environment (SWRI doc TBD)
  • Design mitigates anticipated SEUs and SETs in
  • Optocouplers and optoFETs
  • Processor, FPGA and memory
  • Data converters
  • Logic
  • Linears

10
Outstanding Tasks
  • OP490 ELDRS RLAT to be completed by 26 Sep 03
  • High dose rate tests indicate tolerance to 10-15
    krad(Si)
  • Probability of actual ELDRS response or bias
    sensitivity is low
  • Fallback is refined 3-D shielding analysis plus
    spot shielding if necessary
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