CN112087144A - High-voltage diode single-event-burn-out-resistant system-level strengthening method and circuit for aerospace - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention provides a single event burnout resistant system level strengthening method and circuit of a high-voltage diode for aerospace, aiming at realizing the single event burnout resistant strengthening design of the high-voltage diode more simply and conveniently at low cost and providing component guarantee for an aerospace system. The method aims at a plurality of high-voltage fast recovery rectifier diodes D adopted in an aerospace systemiEach high-voltage fast recovery rectifier diode DiReplacing the high-voltage fast recovery rectifier diode with at least two high-voltage fast recovery rectifier diode series structures with the same specification; correspondingly, for the screen grid power output rectifying and filtering circuit, the original high-voltage fast recovery rectifying diode D1、D2、D3、D4Forming a bridge rectifier circuit, a high voltage fast recovery rectifier diode D5、D6The high-voltage fast recovery rectifier diodes are respectively used as a clamping diode and a freewheeling diode in a CDD buffer network and are respectively and independently replaced by at least two high-voltage fast recovery rectifier diodes in series connection with the same specificationAnd (5) forming. The invention has the advantages of simple and convenient realization, small process implementation difficulty, lower cost and very high application value.
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Technical Field
The invention belongs to the field of single event effect research, and relates to a system-level strengthening method and a circuit for an aerospace high-voltage diode capable of resisting single event burnout.
Background
When the spacecraft works in a space irradiation environment, the performance degradation and even failure of electronic devices can be caused by the space irradiation effect, and the long-term continuous and stable working performance of the spacecraft in orbit is damaged. The space irradiation effect of the electronic device comprises a Single Event effect, an ionization total dose effect and a displacement damage effect, wherein the high-voltage diode is very easy to cause Single Event Burnout (SEB) under the bombardment of high-energy particles due to the characteristics of high working voltage and high electric field intensity, so that the device is invalid.
The high-voltage fast recovery rectifier diode is applied to an aerospace system and is mainly used for rectifying and freewheeling a secondary power supply, once single-particle burning occurs, a functional module can be caused to be invalid, even the whole model project is endangered, and the safety application of the device in the model is seriously influenced due to the insufficient single-particle resistance of the high-voltage fast recovery rectifier diode.
The continuous development of aerospace systems puts higher index requirements on the reverse withstand voltage value of the high-voltage diode. The traditional silicon-based diode realizes the improvement of a reverse withstand voltage value by lengthening the thickness of a drift region, however, the reverse recovery time and the switching loss are increased due to the measure, and the improvement of the overall performance of an aerospace system is not facilitated; meanwhile, the SiC SBD adopts a wide bandgap semiconductor material, can realize a higher reverse withstand voltage value, does not have the problem of dynamic response speed caused by reverse recovery time, has the technical advantage of high temperature resistance, and can remarkably improve the switching frequency, efficiency and power density of a system by applying the SiC SBD to an aerospace system. Recent research shows that the system efficiency can be improved to 97% by using the SiC SBD device in an aerospace system, and the SiC SBD device has great technical advantages compared with a silicon-based device. The SiC SBD is applied to an aerospace system as a high-voltage diode device to improve the overall performance of the system and reduce weight of the aerospace system, which is a technological trend of interest in the industry.
According to the requirement of an electronic device anti-radiation index for a spacecraft, for a geosynchronous orbit long-life satellite, the device anti-single-particle burnout Linear Energy Transfer (LET) is required to be more than 75MeV cm2Per mg; at the same time, isThe spacecraft can work stably for a long time, the use of components must meet the reliability derating criterion, and the safe working area of the 1200V high-voltage fast recovery rectifier diode is not lower than 720V according to the primary derating criterion of the spacecraft. Therefore, in order to meet the design requirements of radiation resistance and reliability of the spacecraft, the 1200V high-voltage fast recovery diode for aerospace must meet the following requirements: at 720V, the LET is 75MeV cm2At/mg, no single event burnout effect occurs.
However, the existing irradiation test data show that the SiC SBD device has strong ionization total dose resistance and displacement damage resistance, but has serious insufficient single particle resistance. Current test data show that when a SiC SBD with the withstand voltage nominal value of 1200V is loaded on a spacecraft, the voltage of a device is reduced to 200V due to a single event effect seriously, and the normal work of the spacecraft is influenced. In the aspect of mechanism research, relevant scholars speculate that the occurrence of the burning phenomenon of the SiC SBD during single-particle irradiation is probably related to electric field concentration and overhigh temperature under the Schottky junction. However, the single-particle action mechanism is not clear, the existing reinforcing means is deficient, and the research plan in the aspect of radiation-resistant reinforcement of SiC SBD is abandoned by the research institutions in the upper international part, which seriously limits the aerospace application pace of SiC SBD devices.
At present, the single particle burnout resistance of domestic devices is insufficient, and the application requirements cannot be met. The common practice is to increase the actual voltage withstanding value of the high-voltage fast recovery rectifier diode (increase the drift region resistance and the drift region thickness) to raise the single event burnout resistant voltage level; however, this method will sacrifice the electrical performance of the device, so that the forward and reverse recovery characteristics of the device will be degraded, resulting in increased power consumption and reverse recovery time of the device, and adversely affecting the overall operating performance of the aerospace system.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention provides a high-voltage diode single event burnout resistance system level strengthening method and a high-voltage diode single event burnout resistance system level strengthening circuit, aiming at realizing the high-voltage diode single event burnout resistance strengthening design more simply and conveniently at low cost and providing component guarantee for an aerospace system.
Research data show that the occurrence of the single-event burnout effect of the high-voltage diode strongly depends on the reverse bias voltage of the device. When high-energy particles enter the device, a large number of electron-hole pairs are generated along an incident track, and the electron-hole pairs drift towards the opposite direction under the action of an electric field inside the device to form transient current pulses. Under different reverse bias voltages, the electric field intensity inside the device is different, and the sensitivity of the single-particle burnout effect is different. The larger the reverse bias voltage is, the higher the electric field intensity in the device is, the higher the energy can be obtained by the electron hole pair induced by the high-energy particles under the acceleration of a strong electric field, more free carriers are ionized by collision with lattice atoms, and the higher current density is generated in the device.
Based on the above research conclusion, the inventive concept of the present application is as follows:
because the single-particle burnout effect sensitivity of the high-voltage diode is obviously increased along with the reverse bias voltage, after the device is bombarded by heavy ions, the internal electric field of the bombarded device can be reduced by timely reducing or transferring a part of voltage drop on the bombarded device, the impact ionization degree of current carriers in the device is relieved, and the internal current density of the device is reduced, so that the internal heat accumulation of the device is reduced, and the effect of protecting the device is achieved. Based on the structure, the invention provides that the system-level reinforcement of the high-voltage diode for resisting single-particle burning can be realized by using a diode series structure. The specific working principle is as follows:
before heavy ion bombardment, the two diodes connected in series are in a normal working state and bear reverse bias voltage together. When heavy ions bombard one of the diodes, a large transient current pulse is formed in the bombarded device, so that the voltage drop at two ends of the bombarded device is rapidly reduced, and the reduced voltage drop is transferred to the other diode which is not bombarded by the heavy ions, so as to ensure that the overall bias voltage of the series structure is unchanged. Because the voltage drop at the two ends of the bombarded diode can be transferred in time, the amplitude of the formed transient current pulse can be correspondingly reduced, the electric field intensity and the current density in the bombarded device are successfully inhibited, and the corresponding heat accumulation and the temperature rise can be reduced, thereby obviously reducing the possibility of the device failure caused by the single particle burnout of the bombarded device. When the current carriers induced by heavy ions in the device are recombined and disappear in the device or are completely collected by two ends of the device, the transient current pulse disappears, the voltage drop transferred by the bombarded diode is transferred back again, and the series structure is recovered to a normal working state.
The invention specifically provides the following scheme:
a system-level strengthening method for a high-voltage diode to resist single event burnout aims at a plurality of high-voltage fast recovery rectifier diodes D adopted in an aerospace systemi(ii) a The multiple high-voltage fast recovery rectifier diodes DiArranging according to a topological structure required by design; it is characterized in that: each high-voltage fast recovery rectifier diode DiAnd at least two high-voltage fast recovery rectifier diodes with the same specification are replaced to form a series structure.
Optionally, each high voltage fast recovery rectifier diode DiFirst high-voltage fast recovery rectifier diode D capable of being replaced by series connectioniaAnd a second high-voltage fast recovery rectifier diode Dib。
Optionally, the high voltage fast recovery rectifier diode DiThe withstand voltage of (2) was 1200V.
Optionally, the plurality of high voltage fast recovery rectifier diodes DiAnd other components and parts form a screen grid power output rectifying and filtering circuit in a power supply processing unit (PPU) according to a topological structure required by design.
Optionally, the high-voltage fast recovery rectifier diodes all adopt SiC SBD devices.
Correspondingly, the screen grid power supply output rectifying and filtering circuit applied to a power supply processing unit (PPU) in an aerospace system adopts a high-voltage fast recovery rectifying diode D1、D2、D3、D4Forming a bridge rectifier circuit, a high voltage fast recovery rectifier diode D5、D6As a clamp diode and a freewheeling diode in the CDD snubber network, respectively; it is characterized in that: the high-voltage fast recovery rectifier diode D1、D2、D3、D4、D5And D6And at least two high-voltage fast recovery rectifier diode series structures with the same specification are independently replaced respectively.
Preferably, the high voltage fast recovery rectifier diode D1、D2、D3、D4、D5And D6Respectively and independently replaced by two high-voltage fast recovery rectifier diode series groups with the same specification, namely D1aAnd D1b、D2aAnd D2b、D3aAnd D3b、D4aAnd D4b、D5aAnd D5b、D6aAnd D6b. Namely: the bridge rectifier circuit is a full-bridge structure composed of a first series group, a second series group, a third series group and a fourth series group, wherein the first series group is D1aAnd D1bIn series, the second series group is D2aAnd D2bIn series, the third series group is D3aAnd D3bIn series, the fourth series group is D4aAnd D4bAre connected in series; the negative end of the bridge rectifier circuit is connected with the positive electrode of the power supply through an inductor L1, and the positive end of the bridge rectifier circuit is connected with the negative electrode (ground) of the power supply; a branch circuit connected in parallel with the bridge rectifier circuit is sequentially provided with a capacitor Ca and a fifth series group as a clamping diode D5aAnd D5bAre connected in series; a sixth series-connected power supply anode which is used as a freewheeling diode is additionally arranged at the junction point between the capacitor Ca and the fifth series-connected group, and the sixth series-connected group is D6aAnd D6bAre connected in series.
The invention has the following benefits and effects:
the invention is based on deep analysis of the current and voltage characteristics of the high-energy particle bombardment high-voltage fast recovery rectifier diode, skillfully utilizes the diode series connection structure, realizes the reinforcement design of the high-voltage diode for resisting single-particle burning at the system level, obviously reduces the possibility of device failure caused by single-particle burning of the bombarded device, reduces the requirement of a target circuit system on the single-particle resistance index of the single device, and provides a component guarantee for an aerospace system.
The invention has the advantages of simple and convenient realization, small process implementation difficulty, lower cost and very high application value.
The single-particle burnout resistant voltage level of the SiC SBD can be remarkably improved, and compared with the traditional silicon-based high-voltage diode, the SiC SBD has great advantages in electrical property, so that the overall working performance of an aerospace system is further improved.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic diagram of a diode series structure.
FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of the electric propulsion system.
Fig. 3 is a structural diagram of the PPU circuit.
FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of a PPU screen grid single module power supply.
Fig. 5 is a screen grid single module power output rectifying and filtering circuit.
Fig. 6 is a (partial) screen grid single module power output rectifying and filtering circuit after the improvement of the present embodiment.
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The invention is further described in detail below with reference to the figures and examples.
As shown in fig. 1, the diode series structure of the present embodiment can be used for the single event burnout resistance system-level reinforcement of the high-voltage diode.
A typical application scenario of the system-level reinforcement method provided in this embodiment is as follows:
as an advanced propulsion technology, the electric propulsion can reduce the quality of a spacecraft system, prolong the service life and increase the effective load due to the advantage of high specific impulse, and becomes an important index for measuring the advancement of a satellite. Fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of an electric propulsion System, which is composed of a thruster, a Power Processing Unit (PPU), a propellant Feed System (XFS), and a Digital Control Interface Unit (DCIU). The development of electric propulsion technology to date generates a plurality of electric propulsion forms, and the electric propulsion system space application in the international world mainly takes electrostatic ionic electric propulsion and Hall electric propulsion as main components.
The PPU is a key single machine of the ion thruster, the main function is to convert a satellite 100V bus power supply into an 11-path voltage and current output power supply required by the ion thruster, and the PPU circuit structure is shown in figure 3. The output voltage of the screen grid power supply reaches 1500V, the output power reaches 4185W, which accounts for 87% of the total output power of the PPU, and the screen grid power supply is the key and core of the design of the high-voltage high-power PPU. In order to reduce the voltage stress of high-voltage components and the implementation difficulty of an insulation protection process, from the viewpoint of reliability and safety, a screen grid power supply is decomposed into 3 independent power supply modules (the power supply modules are connected in series and output of each module is 380V-500V), and the rated power of each module is 1468W. Fig. 4 is a schematic diagram of a single module power supply of the PPU screen grid, and power conversion is realized by a switching power supply and a transformer in an isolation manner.
Because the screen grid power supply in the PPU outputs high-voltage characteristics, a high-voltage diode is required to be used in an output rectifying and filtering circuit of the power supply so as to meet the design requirements of circuit parameters and performance. The screen grid power supply adopts a ZVZCS (zero voltage zero current switch) conversion mode and a full-bridge rectification filter circuit with a CDD buffer network, as shown in FIG. 5. The screen grid single module power supply needs 6 high-voltage rectifier diodes in an output rectifying and filtering circuit, 4 diodes of D1-D4 form a bridge rectifying circuit, and D5 and D6 are respectively a clamping diode and a freewheeling diode in a CDD buffer network. The diode series structure provided by the invention can be used for 6 diodes of D1-D6 in a screen grid power supply output rectifying and filtering circuit, and the anti-irradiation performance of the system is improved.
The theoretical analysis of the series structure for inhibiting the single-particle burning of the high-voltage diode is as follows:
assuming that the series arrangement is reverse biased at 1200V, the voltage drop experienced by the individual diodes is 600V. The diffusion capacitance of the diode working in a reverse bias state is small, the barrier capacitance plays a dominant role, and the diode can be regarded as a capacitor to carry out simplified theoretical analysis. As can be seen from Δ Q — C Δ U, the amount of charge collected by the diode being bombarded is divided by the capacitance of the diode, and the voltage drop transferred across the diode is obtained.
The barrier capacitance of a diode operating at-600V is calculated below, taking a silicon-based diode as an example:
the dielectric constant of the silicon material is:
＝0 r＝8.85×10-14F/cm×11.8＝1.04×10-12F/cm
assuming the cross-sectional area of the diode is:
S＝3mm×3mm＝9mm2
as can be seen from the capacitance calculation formula C · Sd, the barrier capacitance value of a diode operating at-600V can be obtained by calculating d (space charge region width).
The P region is doped with N at a doping concentration assuming that the device is operated at a temperature of 300KA＝3.2×1019cm-3Doping concentration N of N regionD＝6×1013cm-3。
When T is 300K, the intrinsic carrier concentration of the silicon material is ni＝1.02×1010cm-3。
The built-in potential of the device is as follows:
for single-side abrupt junction, the applied voltage is VAThe space-charge region width is:
substituting the data, the space charge region width for a diode operating at-600V can be calculated as:
thus, the barrier capacitance of a diode operating at-600V is:
transient current caused by high-energy particles can reach the magnitude of a few amperes, the current duration can reach the magnitude of a few nanoseconds to a few tens of nanoseconds, and therefore the charge collection amount generated by irradiation of the high-energy particles can reach the magnitude of a few nC to a few tens of nC.
Assume that the amount of charge collected by the bombarded diode is 5 nC. The voltage drop transferred is then:
the transferred voltage drop can effectively reduce the electric field intensity inside the bombarded device and inhibit the single-particle burning effect of the high-voltage diode.
The reinforcement method provided by the invention is theoretically suitable for all high-voltage diode devices; in terms of electrical performance, compared with the traditional silicon-based high-voltage diode, the SiC SBD has the technical advantages of high resistance-to-breakdown voltage, low on-state resistance, high reverse recovery speed, small switching loss and the like, so that for the reinforcing scheme of the screen grid power supply output rectifying and filtering circuit in the aerospace system, the whole performance loss of the system can be reduced to the minimum by selecting the SiC SBD device.
Theoretically, the more the number of the diodes connected in series, the higher the voltage level of the single event burnout resistance can be, but the more the diodes connected in series can bring certain negative effects on the overall working performance of the system: when the device is in a forward bias state, the power consumption of the series structure can be increased linearly along with the number of the series diodes; in addition, the series structure also causes increase of reverse recovery time and switching loss, which is not beneficial to improvement of system efficiency and working frequency. Therefore, the number of diodes connected in series needs to be designed in a compromise manner in combination with the specific application scenario of the diode series structure. According to the common application requirements, the aerospace SiC SBD high-voltage diode in the original topology is replaced by a series structure of two (at most, not more than three) SiC SBD high-voltage diodes with the same specification, as shown in FIG. 6: original high-voltage fast recovery rectifier diode D1、D2、D3、D4、D5And D6Are respectively and independently replaced by two high-voltage fast recovery rectifier diode series groups with the same specification, i.e.D1aAnd D1b、D2aAnd D2b、D3aAnd D3b、D4aAnd D4b、D5aAnd D5b、D6aAnd D6b(ii) a If the series group is taken as a circuit unit, the topological structure is considered to be unchanged; if each device is still viewed as a circuit unit, the topology changes.
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1. A system-level strengthening method for a high-voltage diode used for aerospace against single event burnout aims at a plurality of high-voltage fast recovery rectifier diodes D adopted in an aerospace systemi(ii) a The multiple high-voltage fast recovery rectifier diodes DiArranging according to a topological structure required by design; the method is characterized in that: each high-voltage fast recovery rectifier diode DiAnd at least two high-voltage fast recovery rectifier diodes with the same specification are replaced to form a series structure.
2. The single event burnout resistant system-level strengthening method of the high-voltage diode for aerospace according to claim 1, wherein: each high-voltage fast recovery rectifier diode DiReplaced by a first high-voltage fast recovery rectifier diode D connected in seriesiaAnd a second high-voltage fast recovery rectifier diode Dib。
3. The single event burnout resistant system-level strengthening method of the high-voltage diode for aerospace according to claim 1 or 2, wherein: the high-voltage fast recovery rectifier diode DiThe withstand voltage of (2) was 1200V.
4. The single event burnout resistant system-level strengthening method of the high-voltage diode for aerospace of claim 3, wherein the single event burnout resistant system-level strengthening method comprises the following steps: the multiple high-voltage fast recovery rectifier diodes DiAnd other components and parts form a screen grid power output rectifying and filtering circuit in a power supply processing unit (PPU) according to a topological structure required by design.
5. The single event burnout resistant system-level strengthening method of the high-voltage diode for aerospace of claim 3, wherein the single event burnout resistant system-level strengthening method comprises the following steps: and the high-voltage fast recovery rectifier diodes are all SiC SBD devices.
6. A screen grid power supply output rectifying filter circuit applied to a power supply processing unit (PPU) in an aerospace system adopts a high-voltage fast recovery rectifying diode D1、D2、D3、D4Forming a bridge rectifier circuit, a high voltage fast recovery rectifier diode D5、D6As a clamp diode and a freewheeling diode in the CDD snubber network, respectively; the method is characterized in that: the high-voltage fast recovery rectifier diode D1、D2、D3、D4、D5And D6And at least two high-voltage fast recovery rectifier diode series structures with the same specification are independently replaced respectively.
7. The screen grid power output rectifying and filtering circuit applied to a Power Processing Unit (PPU) in an aerospace system as claimed in claim 6, wherein: the high-voltage fast recovery rectifier diode D1、D2、D3、D4、D5And D6And the two high-voltage fast recovery rectifier diodes are respectively and independently replaced into a series structure of two high-voltage fast recovery rectifier diodes with the same specification.
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