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Max V SEU mitigation

Randrian
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Dear Sirs,

I plan to use MAX V CPLD for an application exposed to ionizing radiation.

Do you have any papers about MAX V SEU testing and results, for both CRAM (configuration RAM) and CFM (configuration flash memory)?

Does the device implement SEU mitigation like CRC or someting else? I will not use TMR (triple modular redundancy) technique.

 

Best regards,

Randrian

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lixy
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Hi Randrian,


Here's currently no documentation for MAX V SEU mitigation. Also, CRC is not used in MAX V.

If you would like to know the FIT rate for MAX V device, you can log in Resource & Documentation Center (intel.com) with NDA and search for "Reliability Monitoring" report.

Also, there is an "SEU FIT Report" in Quartus, which is license-required .


Thanks & Regards,

Xiaoyan


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Randrian
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Hi Xiaoyan,

For my design, I will replace a MAX II-based old design by MAX V. Could you please confirm if the FIT rate of MAX V device is the same as the FIT of MAX II?

Best regards,

Alexandre

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lixy
Employee
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Hi Randrian,

Yes. MAX V and MAX II used the same process technology, so the FIT rates are the same.

Regards,

Xiaoyan


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lixy
Employee
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Hi Randrian,

Any further questions?

Xiaoyan


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Randrian
Beginner
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Hi Xiaoyan,

What about the flash data retention, how many years for 12hours use per day?

Best regards,

Alexandre

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lixy
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Hi Alexandre,


Sorry I could not find this data you mentioned.

There's only "Erase and reprogram cycles" listed in MAX V Datasheet and the reliability monitoring report.


Thanks & Regards,

Xiaoyan


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Randrian
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Hi Xiaoyan,

Could you tell me if the data retention should be the same as Max II?

 

Best regards,

Alexandre

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WZ2
Employee
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Hi Alexandre.

I just further checked documentations. 

The estimated Data Retention hours for MAX II and MAX V are the same, because they used the same FLASH memory process technology. 

Thanks & Regards,


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