Single Event Effects in Aerospace¶
Petersen, E. (2011). Single Event Effects in Aerospace. Wiley.
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Primes¶
- Eventual Realisation of Possibility
- The outcome of interest — a high-energy particle flipping a particular critical bit — has a tiny but strictly non-zero per-trial probability: a per-bit-per-second upset rate that, for any single bit in any single second, is vanishingly small.
This sourceQuantifies per-bit-per-second single-event-upset rates from cosmic radiation and the aggregation over mission component-seconds that makes upsets a near-certainty, motivating EDAC and redundancy.
- The outcome of interest — a high-energy particle flipping a particular critical bit — has a tiny but strictly non-zero per-trial probability: a per-bit-per-second upset rate that, for any single bit in any single second, is vanishingly small.
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