24-26 November 2021
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Australia/Sydney timezone

Radiation test of Rad-Hard ICs for space applications

26 Nov 2021, 16:25
15m
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Oral Manufacturing & Engineering Manufacturing & Engineering

Speaker

Dr Jafar Shojaii (The University of Melbourne)

Description

Conventional Integrated Circuits (IC) are highly sensitive to radiation effects and can operate only in environments with a very low level of radiation. High radiation environments such as space need custom-designed ICs with dedicated radiation-hardened architectures. Our research is focused on the development and test of radiation-hardened ICs in nanoscale and ultra-low-power semiconductor technologies for high radiation environments such as in space and particle physics experiments. The University of Melbourne and Ansto developed a strategic collaboration to enable the ANSTO's heavy ion microprobe beamline for radiation test of custom-designed ICs for space applications. In our presentation, we provide an overview of our collaboration outcome and our roadmap for further developments in future.

Condition of submission Yes
Which facility did you use for your research Centre for Accelerator Science
Presenter Gender Man
Level of Expertise Expert

Primary authors

Dr Jafar Shojaii (The University of Melbourne) Dr Zeljko PASTUOVIC (ANSTO) Mr Ryan Tan (The University of Melbourne)

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