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Temperature dependence of the P-hit single event transient pulse width in a three-transistor inverter chain 被引量:3
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作者 陈书明 陈建军 《Chinese Physics B》 SCIE EI CAS CSCD 2012年第1期340-345,共6页
A comparison of the temperature dependence of the P-hit single event transient (SET) in a two-transistor (2T) inverter with that in a three-transistor (3T) inverter is carried out based on a three-dimensional nu... A comparison of the temperature dependence of the P-hit single event transient (SET) in a two-transistor (2T) inverter with that in a three-transistor (3T) inverter is carried out based on a three-dimensional numerical simulation. Due to the significantly distinct mechanisms of the single event change collection in the 2T and the 3T inverters, the temperature plays different roles in the SET production and propagation. The SET pulse will be significantly broadened in the 2T inverter chain while will be compressed in the 3T inverter chain as temperature increases. The investigation provides a new insight into the SET mitigation under the extreme environment, where both the high temperature and the single event effects should be considered. The 3T inverter layout structure (or similar layout structures) will be a better solution for spaceborne integrated circuit design for extreme environments. 展开更多
关键词 temperature dependence single event transient parasitic bipolar amplification effect charge sharing collection
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Development of large-area quadrant silicon detector for charged particles 被引量:1
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作者 包鹏飞 林承键 +9 位作者 杨峰 郭昭乔 郭天舒 杨磊 孙立杰 贾会明 徐新星 马南茹 张焕乔 刘祖华 《Chinese Physics C》 SCIE CAS CSCD 2014年第12期33-38,共6页
The quadrant silicon detector, a kind of passivated implanted planar silicon detector with quadrant structure on the junction side, gained its wide application in charged particle detection. In this paper, the manufac... The quadrant silicon detector, a kind of passivated implanted planar silicon detector with quadrant structure on the junction side, gained its wide application in charged particle detection. In this paper, the manufacturing procedure, performance test and results of the quadrant silicon detector developed recently at the China Institute of Atomic Energy are presented. The detector is about 300 μm thick with a 48 mm×48 mm active area.The leakage current under the full depletion bias voltage of-16 V is about 2.5 n A, and the rise time is better than160 ns. The energy resolution for a 5.157 Me V α-particle is around the level of 1%. Charge sharing effects between the neighboring quads, leading to complicated correlations between two quads, were observed when α particles illuminated on the junction side. It is explained as a result of distortion of the electric field of the inter-quad region.Such an event is only about 0.6% of all events and can be neglected in an actual application. 展开更多
关键词 quadrant silicon detector passivated implanted planar silicon energy resolution charge sharing effect
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Performance of a double sided silicon strip detector as a transmission detector for heavy ions
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作者 韩建龙 马军兵 +17 位作者 曹喜光 王琦 王建松 杨彦云 马朋 黄美容 金仕纶 戎欣娟 白真 付芬 胡强 陈若富 许世伟 陈江波 金磊 李勇 赵明辉 徐瑚珊 《Chinese Physics C》 SCIE CAS CSCD 2014年第5期69-75,共7页
The performance of a double sided silicon strip detector (DSSSD), which is used for the position and energy detection of heavy ions, is reported. The analysis shows that although the incomplete charge collection (... The performance of a double sided silicon strip detector (DSSSD), which is used for the position and energy detection of heavy ions, is reported. The analysis shows that although the incomplete charge collection (ICC) and charge sharing (CS) effects of the DSSSD give rise to a loss of energy resolution, the position information is recorded without ambiguity. Representations of ICC/CS events in the energy spectra are shown and their origins are confirmed by correlation analysis of the spectra from both the junction side and ohmic side of the DSSSD. 展开更多
关键词 charge sharing effect incomplete charge collection interstrip surface effect
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