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We propose a radiation-hardened flip-flop (FF) combined with a transient-fault tolerant (TFT) structure and fabricated test chips in a 65 nm FD-SOI technology. Heavy ion irradiation tests show that the cross section of the proposed TFT FF is about two orders of magnitude lower than that of a standard FF when linear energy transfer of irradiated heavy ions is 69 MeV-cm 2 /mg. The TFT FF achieves high error tolerance with 35% area, 15% delay and 9% power overhead, and its energy-delay product is half as large as a conventional stacked FF.
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