This Letter proposes a low‐cost, single event double‐upset tolerant latch which utilises interlocked nodes to keep data, clock gating (CG) in Muller C‐element (MCE) to turn off the storage cell, a three‐input MCE to block the soft error from the storage cell and a weak keeper to prevent high impedance state. The storage cell in the proposed latch has better reliability than the conventional triple path dual‐interlocked storage cell (TPDICE). Most up‐to‐date single event double‐upset (SEDU) tolerant latches are carried out with too large cost penalties. The proposed one saves up to 93.32% area‐power‐delay product (APDP) compared with one up‐to‐date SEDU tolerant latch and even saves 36.36% APDP compared with only single event upset (SEU) tolerant latch in the referential. Simulation results have verified SEU and SEDU tolerance of the proposed latch.
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