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LMX2615-SP: LMX2615-SP SEFI

Jan Magne Hynne
Prodigy 20 points
Part Number: LMX2615-SP

Hi,

In the SEE test rapport (May 3 rd 2018, SNAK006) published on the part homepage. There are reported some SEFI problem with regard to SEE when induced by Au ions, but not when induced to Xe ions. Have you found the reason to these contradictory result?

Do you have the cross section curves for SEFI? Or do you have an updated SEE report available?

Thanks,

Jan Magne

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    TI__Genius 17085 points

    Hello Jan,

    We do not have an explanation for the phenomenon we saw but it might be that the sensitivity is due to the Z (atom number) and not the LET of the ion as seen on some other Single Event Effects.

    Based on the limited data we have, the cross section with Au was around 5e-7 ions/cm^2 with an error of greater than 30%.

    We do not have an updated SEE report.

    Kirby