Actel has announced qualification and shipment of the RT54SX32S field-programmable gate array (FPGA), the first member of the company's radiation-tolerant RTSX-S family specifically architected to address single-event upsets (SEUs) in space. According to Actel, the RTSX-S family is the industry's first FPGA solution built using SEU-hardened latches, eliminating the need for software-based triple module redundancy (TMR).
At >63 MeV-cm2/mg SEU performance, Actel says the 32 000-gate RT54SX32S antifuse device greatly exceeds the linear energy transfer (LET) threshold of >37 MeV-cm2/mg, a physical requirement common to the majority of satellite applications. The SEU-hardened latches, total ionising dose (TID) performance in excess of 100 Krad, and inherent single-event latchup (SEL) demonstrate the RTSX-S family's robust survivability within radiation-intensive applications.
The RTSX-S family ranges in density from 32 000 to 72 000 typical gates, and offers system performance in excess of 250 MHz.
Fully-qualified RT54SX32S, MIL-STD 883 Class B and Class S-equivalent 'E flow' production quantities are available now. Software support is provided by Actel's Libero integrated design environment.
For further information contact Kobus van Rooyen, ASIC Design Services, (011) 315 8316, [email protected]
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