Henry L. Clark, Ph D Accelerator Physicist / SEE Line Project Manager / Upgrade Project Manager Cyclotron Institute, Texas A&M University.

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Henry L. Clark, Ph D Accelerator Physicist / SEE Line Project Manager / Upgrade Project Manager Cyclotron Institute, Texas A&M University

1988 B.S. in Physics, Ohio University –Undergraduate thesis/research nuclear physics 1993 Ph.D. in Nuclear Physics, Ohio University –High Energy Physics at Fermi Nat Lab, Batavia, Ill –Summer positions at Los Alamos Nat Lab, Brookhaven Nat Lab –Experiments at Indiana U and Oak Ridge Nat Lab

1993 Research Associate (Dr. Youngblood) –Giant resonance studies (GMR, ISGDR…) –Designed and built MDM focal plane detector 1998 Accelerator Physicist / SEE Line Project –Upgraded capabilities / Improvements –Built large customer base 2005 Upgrade Project Manager –Recommissioning of 88” (K150) cyclotron –Funding DOE, State, Welch Foundation, SEE Line –Restoration & utility improvements –Beam lines to existing K500 experiments –Ion Guides for reaccelerating radioactive ions

Aerospace computer equipment receives radiation from cosmic rays, solar flares and the Earth’s Van Allen radiation Belts. This radiation can harm or destroy space bound materials.

Electrons Normal Semiconductor Crystal Electrons Radiation “Upset” Semiconductor Crystal Electrical Engineering Physics

Different forms of Radiation: –Light ions (protons, alphas), –Heavy ions (Ne, Ar, Fe…..Au, U), –Neutrons (nuclear reactions with space craft), –Electromagnetic (x-rays, gamma-rays) Total dose: –High intensity light ions and EM radiation Single Event Effects (SEE): –Heavy ions and light ions

High intensity light-ions & EM radiation Complete failure of device Cannot be reset or repaired Testing is preformed with –Protons (40 – 350 MeV), Indiana U, UC Davis, Berkeley Nat Lab, Massachusetts Gen Hosp… –Flash x-ray (Boeing-Seattle) –Gamma-ray (Co 60 )

Low intensity heavy ions (~10s ions/s-cm 2 ) Hard Errors –“Burn out” or “Latch up” –Cannot be reset or repaired –Generally caused by largest heavy-ions, Xe-Au Soft Errors –“Bit flip” from 1 to 0 –Instantaneous de-synchronization or data loss –Rates measured over wide range of heavy-ions

Atomic number for given E/A

Particle energy matters! Most heavy ions MeV/nucleon –Test at space energies –TAMU Cyclotron 15 MeV/u Ne,Ar,Cu,Kr,Ag,Xe,Pr,Ho,Ta,Au (Z=10-80) 25 MeV/u Ne, Ar, Kr, Xe (Z=10-55) 40 MeV/u Ne, Ar, Kr (Z=10-40) 55 MeV/u Ne, Ar (Z=10-20)

~2,500 Hours of SEE Line 52 weeks/year x (5 days/week) x (8 hours/days) = 2,080 hours (80%)

Accelerator Physics SEE Line Group Don May / George Kim Greg Chubarian / Gabriel Tabacaru Vladimir Horvat, Joe Brinkley and Bruce Hyman All have degrees in Physics

Testing Personnel 1/3 – Electrical Engineers 2/3 – Physicists mainly Nuclear Solid State

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