WO2005119777A1 - Verfahren zum löschen von in einer schaltung auftretenden latch-ups sowie anordnungen zum durchführen des verfahrens - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a method for deleting latch-ups occurring in a circuit, an undervoltage being detected in the case of a current-limited supply voltage, the supply voltage being switched off after detection of a latch-up, and the charge in the circuit being reduced.
- the invention further relates to arrangements for carrying out the method for protecting radiation-sensitive active circuit components of an electronic circuit.
- Radiation-resistant circuit components are currently used in areas of application for electronic circuits in which high radiation doses are expected due to the environmental conditions and nevertheless long durability is required, such as for applications in space.
- Such radiation-resistant circuit components have the disadvantage that, on the one hand, they are considerably more expensive than comparable, non-radiation-resistant circuit components and, on the other hand, not every desired degree of integration or type of circuit component is available in a radiation-resistant design.
- radiation-sensitive active circuit components When irradiated with high radiation doses, radiation-sensitive active circuit components essentially show two effects:
- SEE single event effects
- ionizing particles for example alpha, beta, heavy ion or proton radiation
- ignite the thyristors contained parasitically in the CMOS substrate which results in a rapid current rise and — without protective measures — destruction of the circuit component.
- circuit components with a higher current consumption in the circuit are not noticeable, so that timely disconnection is not or cannot be carried out.
- Circuits with variable or pulse-like current consumption can only be insufficiently protected anyway.
- a voltage drop across a current measuring resistor leads to the circuit to be protected being supplied with less than the nominal voltage, in particular when its current consumption fluctuates greatly, and therefore a primary voltage increase for compensation is out of the question.
- the object of the invention is to provide a method for deleting latch-ups with which the disadvantages and limitations of the measures previously used are eliminated.
- To convert radiation-sensitive switching To enable design designs in applications with exposure to high radiation doses, it is also an object of the invention to provide a voltage supply concept with which conventional, non-radiation-resistant circuit components are protected against destruction when a latch-up occurs.
- this object is achieved in a method for deleting latch-ups according to the preamble of claim 1 in that the charge in the circuit is reduced by means of a short-circuit switch and an undervoltage detection is briefly suppressed when the supply voltage is raised again. After the discharge time has elapsed, the circuit to be protected is supplied with voltage again.
- a timer that suppresses the undervoltage detection prevents the protective circuit from being triggered incorrectly when starting up.
- the electronic circuit is subdivided into groups of active circuit components with a current consumption of similar size in a predetermined range.
- a protective circuit is assigned to at least one of these groups of active circuit components with a current consumption of similar size in a predetermined range.
- the electronic switching device to be protected is device divided into small, preferably as small as possible groups of circuit components with a similar, that is to say approximately the same, current consumption in a predetermined range, so that a latch-up in circuit components or groups of circuit components with a lower current consumption compared to other circuit components is clearly different from normal changes in the supply current a circuit component or groups of circuit components with a higher, possibly considerably larger current consumption can be distinguished.
- a protective circuit - adapted to the supply voltage and current consumption of the respective group - which has a voltage regulator with adjustable current limitation, an actuator, a comparator for undervoltage detection, two monoflops, a short-circuit switch with current limitation and has at least one capacitor at the output.
- the unit for current detection is arranged in front of a unit for voltage regulation.
- a signaling line and a control line are provided for switching off several or all groups of active circuit components, each of which is assigned a protective circuit, and which control line the Schultz circuits of the Connect the combined groups of active circuit components on the output side.
- the signal lines and the control line are connected to a central monoflop. 5 This means that as soon as a latch-up in a group is detected by one of the protective circuits, the signaling line is set and the central monoflop is started. Be through the central monoflop
- FIG.l shows a circuit topology with a latch-up detection
- FIG. 2 shows an embodiment of a protective circuit for protecting a group of circuit components
- Fig.3 shows a circuit arrangement for the protection of several groups of circuit components. Description of the invention
- an electronic circuit to be protected is preferably divided into small groups of circuit components with similar, i.e. To subdivide approximately the same current consumption in a predetermined range, an example of a circuit topology is shown schematically in FIG.
- a power supply unit supplies a central processor CPU and, for example, a flash EPROM, an analog-to-digital converter ADC and, for example, two RAM memories.
- a protection circuit SSG is assigned to each of the circuit components CPU to RAM given above as an example.
- a latch-up in one of the circuit components with a relatively small current consumption can be clearly and reliably distinguished from, for example, a change in the supply current of a circuit component with a considerably larger current consumption.
- a current regulator provided in the assigned protective circuit intervenes and limits the current flow into the connected circuit component.
- the voltage at the output drops below a predetermined tolerance threshold, so that the supply voltage is switched off and, for example, which is explained in more detail below, a downstream short-circuit switch is activated. This takes place within a few microseconds the one blocking the electricity. For example, a parasitic thyristor ignited by a latch-up is thus extinguished before the respective circuit component is destroyed.
- a single group of circuit elements affected by the latch-up can be switched off, or according to an advantageous development of the invention, if a latch-up occurs in a group of circuit elements, several or advantageously all groups of circuit components of an electronic circuit can also be switched off and are switched on again after a brief delay, which is explained in more detail below with reference to FIG. 3.
- a protection circuit SSG for smoothing the supply voltage has a filter capacitor C IN , a linear voltage regulator SR that can be switched off with adjustable current limitation, a comparator COMP for undervoltage detection, two monoflops MF SP and MF Z and a short-circuit switch KS with an upstream current limiter SG and a capacitor C 0 o ⁇ at the output.
- the voltage regulator SR can have, for example, two operational amplifiers OPi, OP 2 , a shunt SH and an amplifier element VE.
- the light coming from a power supply unregulated voltage order is first smoothed by the filter capacitor C ⁇ N.
- the shunt SH generates a voltage proportional to the current flow. In normal operation of the connected circuit, this voltage is less than U BIA S # - which is why the operational amplifier OPi (current limitation) of the voltage regulator SR does not intervene in the control.
- the output voltage is compared with a predetermined target voltage U REF and adjusted by means of the actuator SG, which can be a bipolar or radiation-proof field effect transistor, until the output voltage U 0 u ⁇ is equal to a reference voltage U REF .
- the short-circuit switch KS discharges the capacitor C 0 u ⁇ at the output and all capacitances which support the operating voltage in the circuit to be protected within a few microseconds.
- the short-circuit switch KS is protected by the current limiter SG.
- the Monoflop MF Z limits the switch-off time to a few milliseconds and thus ensures an automatic reset and a restart of the supply voltage. When the supply voltage is restarted, the monoflop MF SP , which suppresses undervoltage detection, ensures that a latch-up detection is not incorrectly triggered.
- the circuit described above is used when only a single group of circuit components is to be switched off and completely discharged when a latch-up occurs. Often, not only is it desired, but generally it is very much. It is expedient and expedient that when a latch-up occurs in a group of circuit components, several or all groups of circuit elements of an electronic circuit are switched off and on again in order to avoid cross currents. For example, in a processor circuit, a latch-up in a memory module is said to result in the processor being switched off and restarted.
- a signaling line SIL and a control line STL are provided on the output side for switching off several or all groups of circuit components of an electronic circuit, which connect the individual protective circuits SSG of the groups of circuit components, and which with a central monoflop MF Z are connected.
- this protection circuit sets the SSG Signalmaschineslei ⁇ tung SIL. This starts the central monoflop MF S , which in turn switches off all voltage regulators SR via control line STL and activates all short-circuit switches KS. The supply voltage is then ramped up again by monoflops (MF SK ) provided in several or all groups of active circuit components of an electrical circuit.
- the protective circuits .SSG assigned to several or all groups of circuit components of an electronic circuit according to the invention have the following advantages over the "protective circuits" known from the prior art:
- the SSG protective circuits can be integrated easily and in a space-saving manner, since a voltage regulator module can be used which can be switched off and already contains voltage and current regulators and undervoltage detection.
- the threshold from which a current limitation takes place, can be set externally using an analog voltage. This means that the protection threshold can be adjusted if the normal current consumption of the group of circuit components to be protected has increased during the period of use (due to higher leakage currents caused by radiation).
- the short-circuit switch KS discharges all connected capacitors as intended, so that the energy stored here does not have to be destroyed in the parasitic thyristor of the circuit component concerned.
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