Various single-event upset (SEU) conditions are studied by three-dimensional device simulation with the purpose of going deeply into the understanding of the mechanisms governing the SEU sensitivity for a large variety of tracks. The results give a better view of what regions are sensitive. They clearly point out that some generally accepted notions must be revised as considering the normal incidence case to be the most sensitive or neglecting PMOS contribution.
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Castellani-Coulié et al. (2001) studied this question.
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