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Qualification details for space grade components

Aji
Intellectual 340 points
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DS26F31MQML-SP, DS26F32MQML-SP, DS96F174MQML-SP, DS96F175MQML-SP, DS16F95, DS16F95QML-SP

Hi

Please help to provide the information for below space grade parts.

P/N

SEU/SEL

IBIS model

Data Rate

TID

DS26F31MQML-SP

 

 

 

300Krad

DS26F32MQML-SP

 

 

 

100Krad

DS96F174MQML-SP

 

 

 15Mbps max

 

DS96F175MQML-SP

 

 

 15Mbps max

 

Regards

Aji

  • 0
    TI__Genius 17115 points

    We do not have IBIS models for these mature products.

    The DS26F31 and DS26F32 meet the RS-422 standard:  The products will surpass the RS-422 standard of 10 Mbps over 40 feet of cable.  In terms of raw switching, based on rise and fall times, the data rates are above 20 Mbps.

    We do not offer radiation tested versions of the DS96F174 and DS96F175.   We have tested one wafer of each product at a low dose rate of 10 mrad/s and they passed to 100 krad, the highest dose we tested.   They use the same process and design elements as the DS26F31, DS26F32 and DS16F95, so we would expect the radiation performance to be the same.

    We have not perforrmed heavy ion testing on the products.  They are bipolar products so SEL would be unexpected.   These products are on the same process and use the same design elements as the RS-485 transceiver  DS16F95QML-SP.   Below is a link to a paper on heavy ion testing of that product.

    http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/stamp/stamp.jsp?tp=&arnumber=5619503