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It is proposed to use short-range ions (along with long-range ions) to obtain the thickness of the sensitive volume, d, and the SEU and SEL cross sections vs the energy deposited in this volume, /spl sigma//sub ion/(/spl epsi/). These /spl sigma//sub ion/(/spl epsi/) and d can be used for calculating the proton induced cross sections /spl sigma//sub p/. A study of Harris HM65162 CMOS SRAMs demonstrates this method. The calculated /spl sigma//sub p/ is in good agreement with the experimental /spl sigma//sub p/.
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Barak et al. (1996) studied this question.
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