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A review of the single event effects performance of x86 microprocessors

David M. Hiemstra, George V. Bailak

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The paper presents a review of the experimental single event upset performance of the Pentium/spl reg/4, Pentium/spl reg/ III, Pentium/spl reg/ II, Celeron/spl reg/, and Pentium/spl reg/ MMX microprocessors using proton irradiation. Results are compared with previously tested x86 microprocessors. Single event latchup and total dose effects are also discussed.

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The paper presents a review of the experimental single event upset performance of the Pentium/spl reg/4, Pentium/spl reg/ III, Pentium/spl reg/ II, Celeron/spl reg/, and Pentium/spl reg/ MMX microprocessors using proton irradiation. Results are compared with previously tested x86 microprocessors. Single event latchup and total dose effects are also discussed.

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The paper presents a review of the experimental single event upset performance of the Pentium/spl reg/4, Pentium/spl reg/ III, Pentium/spl reg/ II, Celeron/spl reg/, and Pentium/spl reg/ MMX microprocessors using proton irradiation. Results are compared with previously tested x86 microprocessors. Single event latchup and total dose effects are also discussed.

Key concepts: Pentium, x86, MMX, Computer science, Event (particle physics), Operating system, Embedded system, Single event upset

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