ISIS Neutron and Muon Source Data Journal

Measuring Radiation Effects on Embedded Devices and Sensors

Abstract: Performance degradation analysis of the sensors and embedded computing systems in the radiation-rich environment is a research area for nuclear robotics. In this perspective, a couple of experiments are proposed to capture the neutron-induced noise on the Raspberry Pi camera, Kinect camera, and ZYNQ FPGA. The experiments are designed to maintain a log of the data from the irradiated devices to a wide neutron fluence range. The captured data will be useful in modelling the device under test (DUT) performance degradation as the function of the neutron fluence. Such models can be useful for researchers planning similar deployments and for algorithms facilitating radiation robust operation. The degradation analysis requires periodic irradiation of the DUT from a high flux collimated neutron beam, and a 48-hour beamtime at the ChipIR facility is ideal to support the said need.

Principal Investigator: Professor Klaus McDonald-Maier
Local Contact: Dr Chris Frost
Experimenter: Dr Bilal Aslam
Experimenter: Dr SANGEET SAHA
Experimenter: Mr yufan lu

DOI: 10.5286/ISIS.E.RB2000043

ISIS Experiment Number: RB2000043

Publisher: STFC ISIS Neutron and Muon Source

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