SLVK327A July   2026  – October 2026 TPS7H1301-SP , TPS7H1302-SP

 

  1.   1
  2.   2
  3.   Trademarks
  4. 1 Introduction
  5. 2 Single-Event Effects (SEE)
  6. 3 Device and Test Board Information
  7. 4 Irradiation Facility and Setup
  8. 5 LETEFF and Range Calculation
  9. 6 Test Setup and Procedures
  10. 7 Destructive Single-Event Effects (DSEE)
    1. 7.1 Single-Event Latch-up (SEL) Results
    2. 7.2 Single-Event Burnout (SEB) and Single-Event Gate Rupture (SEGR) Results
  11. 8 Single-Event Transients (SET)
  12. 9 Event Rate Calculations
  13. 10Summary
  14. 11Revision History
  15.   A References

Single-Event Transients (SET)

SET are defined as heavy-ion induced transients on the VOUT, CPOUT, VREF, or PG signals of the TPS7H130x-SP. Testing was performed at room temperature (no external temperature control applied). The species used for the SET testing was 169Tm at 19.5MeV/nucleon (KSEE) and 165Ho at 15MeV/nucleon (TAMU) (for more details refer to Table 5-1). Flux of ≈105 ions/cm2/s and a fluence of ≈107 ions/cm2 per run were used for the SET characterization discussed.

Waveform size, sample rate, trigger type, value, and signal for all scopes used is presented on Table 8-1.

Table 8-1 Scope Settings
Scope ModelTrigger SignalTrigger TypeTrigger ValueRecord LengthSample Rate
PXIe-5172 (1)VOUTWindow±3%10k100MS/s
PXIe-5172 (2)CPOUTWindow±3%10k100MS/s
PXIe-5172 (3)VREFWindow±5%10k100MS/s
PXIe-5172 (4)PGEdge Negative20%10k100MS/s

The primary signals monitored during testing were VOUT and CPOUT by using a PXIe-5172 triggering using a window trigger at |3%|. VREF was also monitored using a PXIe-5172 triggering on a window trigger at |5%|. The fourth signal monitored was PG using a PXIe-5172 with a edge-negative trigger at 20% lower than the nominal value of this signal. All of these signals were monitored and triggered on their own independent NI PXIe-5172 cards.

The SET results for five production and four pre-production devices are shown in Table 8-4. As there were no upsets on PG, there is high confidence that the TPS7H130x-SP is SEFI free and the recorded transient events on the other three signals indicate that this device has a very low upper-bound cross-section against SETs, as presented in Table 8-3.

Table 8-2 Summary of TPS7H130x-SP SET Test Conditions and Results
Run # Unit # Device Facility Production Type Ion LETEFF (MeV·cm2/mg) Flux (ions/cm2/s) Fluence (ions/cm2) VIN (V) VOUT (V) IOUT (mA) # VOUT ≥ |3%| # CPOUT ≥ |3%| # VREF ≥ |5%| # PG ≥ 20%
13

5

TPS7H1301-SP

KSEE

Final

169Tm

75

1.22 × 105

1.00 × 107

6

-5

150

0

7

0

0

14

6

TPS7H1301-SP KSEE

Final

169Tm

75

1.31 × 105 1.00 × 107

5

-1.8

400

3

81

3

0

15 7 TPS7H1301-SP KSEE

Pre

169Tm

75

6.98 × 104 1.00 × 107

6

-5

150

0

10

0

0

16 8 TPS7H1301-SP KSEE Pre

169Tm

75

7.31 × 104 1.00 × 107

5

-1.8

400

2

-

0

0

17 9 TPS7H1301-SP TAMU Pre 165Ho 75 7.80 × 104 1.00 × 107

5

-1.8

400

0

-

0

0

18 10 TPS7H1301-SP TAMU Pre 165Ho 75 7.72 × 104 1.00 × 107

6

-5

150

0

3

0

0

28 11 TPS7H1302-SP KSEE Final 169Tm 75 1.22 × 105 1.00 × 107 5 -1.8 400 0 99 0 0
29 12 TPS7H1302-SP KSEE Final 169Tm 75 1.31 × 105 1.00 × 107 5 -1.8 400 0 45 0 0
30 13 TPS7H1302-SP KSEE Final 169Tm 75 6.98 × 104 1.00 × 107 5 -1.8 400 0 42 0 0
Table 8-3 TPS7H130x-SP SET Cross-Sections

LETEFF (MeV·cm2/mg)

Signal

VIN

(V)

VOUT(V)IOUT(A)

Fluence (ions/cm2)

# Transients

Upper-Bound Cross-Section (cm2)

75

VOUT

5

-1.8

400

6 × 107

5

1.94 × 10-7

6

-5

150

3 × 107

0

1.23 × 10-7

CPOUT

5

-1.8400

4 × 107

267

7.53 × 10-6

6-5150

3 × 107

20

1.03 × 10-6

VREF

5

-1.8400

6 × 107

3

1.46 × 10-7

6

-5150

3 × 107

0

1.23 × 10-7

PG

5

-1.8400

6 × 107

0

6.15 × 10-8

6

-5150

3 × 107

0

1.23 × 10-7

 VOUT SET with VIN=5V, VOUT=-1.8V, IOUT=400mAFigure 8-1 VOUT SET with VIN=5V, VOUT=-1.8V, IOUT=400mA
 VOUT Voltage Deviation Histogram with VIN=5V, VOUT=-1.8V, IOUT=400mAFigure 8-2 VOUT Voltage Deviation Histogram with VIN=5V, VOUT=-1.8V, IOUT=400mA
 VOUT Transient Duration Histogram with VIN=5V, VOUT=-1.8V, IOUT=400mAFigure 8-3 VOUT Transient Duration Histogram with VIN=5V, VOUT=-1.8V, IOUT=400mA
 CPOUT SET with VIN=5V, VOUT=-1.8V, IOUT=400mAFigure 8-4 CPOUT SET with VIN=5V, VOUT=-1.8V, IOUT=400mA
 CPOUT Voltage Deviation Histogram with VIN=5V, VOUT=-1.8V, IOUT=400mAFigure 8-5 CPOUT Voltage Deviation Histogram with VIN=5V, VOUT=-1.8V, IOUT=400mA
 CPOUT Transient Duration Histogram with VIN=5V, VOUT=-1.8V, IOUT=400mAFigure 8-6 CPOUT Transient Duration Histogram with VIN=5V, VOUT=-1.8V, IOUT=400mA
 VREF SET with VIN=5V, VOUT=-1.8V, IOUT=400mAFigure 8-7 VREF SET with VIN=5V, VOUT=-1.8V, IOUT=400mA
 VREF Voltage Deviation Histogram with VIN=5V, VOUT=-1.8V, IOUT=400mAFigure 8-8 VREF Voltage Deviation Histogram with VIN=5V, VOUT=-1.8V, IOUT=400mA
 VREF Transient Duration Histogram with VIN=5V, VOUT=-1.8V, IOUT=400mAFigure 8-9 VREF Transient Duration Histogram with VIN=5V, VOUT=-1.8V, IOUT=400mA
 CPOUT SET with VIN=6V, VOUT=-5V, IOUT=150mAFigure 8-10 CPOUT SET with VIN=6V, VOUT=-5V, IOUT=150mA
 CPOUT Voltage Deviation Histogram with VIN=6V, VOUT=-5V, IOUT=150mAFigure 8-11 CPOUT Voltage Deviation Histogram with VIN=6V, VOUT=-5V, IOUT=150mA
 CPOUT Transient Duration Histogram with VIN=6V, VOUT=-5V, IOUT=150mAFigure 8-12 CPOUT Transient Duration Histogram with VIN=6V, VOUT=-5V, IOUT=150mA