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Yersainovich A. A, Vitalievich A. A, Kaliakovich S. A.Methods of Assessing the Influence of Ultrashort Electromagnetic Pulses and Ultrahigh Frequency Radiation on Integrated Circuits. Biosci Biotech Res Asia 2015;12(1)
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Methods of Assessing the Influence of Ultrashort Electromagnetic Pulses and Ultrahigh Frequency Radiation on Integrated Circuits

Anarbayev Alibek Yersainovich, Antontsev Alexandr Vitalievich and Shaikhin Agibai Kaliakovich

Kazakh National Technical University After K.I. Satpayev, Republic of Kazakhstan, 050013, Almaty city, Satpayev street 22a, Russia.

ABSTRACT: This paper describes the direct and indirect methods of assessing the influence of ultra-short electromagnetic pulses on integrated circuits. Stability of electronic equipment and its components under ultra-short electromagnetic pulses and ultrahigh frequency radiation has been experimentally assessed. Various dependencies of the indicator of some integrated circuits malfunction within the duration of ultra-short electromagnetic pulses and ultrahigh frequency energy have been assessed.

KEYWORDS: Radioelectronic system; Ultra-short electromagnetic pulse; Ultrahigh frequency radiation; Integrated circuit; performance index

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