rad-hard MCUs?

Anyone know of a vendor that makes rad-hard ARM Cortex- Mx processors?

including in SOC FPGAs? I know Actel makes rad-hard FPGA with embedded ARM Cortex M1--but the processor is not rad-tolerant. 

Thanks,

Paul


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bo wrote:
> Anyone know of a vendor that makes rad-hard ARM Cortex- Mx processors?
> 
> including in SOC FPGAs? I know Actel makes rad-hard FPGA with embedded ARM Cortex M1--but the processor is not rad-tolerant. 
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Paul
>

Atmel make a number of rad-hard devices, although I don't know if that 
includes any ARMs.

On Mar 4, 10:40=A0am, "bo" <b...@cephus.com> wrote:
> Anyone know of a vendor that makes rad-hard ARM Cortex- Mx processors?
>
> including in SOC FPGAs? I know Actel makes rad-hard FPGA with embedded AR=
M Cortex M1--but the processor is not rad-tolerant.

I don't know of any Cortex processors that are Rad-Hard, but there was
an ARM7 made by...  I can't seem to recall.  Ok, a google search found
it, AeroFlex.  That was a while back so it may not be current.  I
think it ran at 50 MHz which is about the same as low end M3
processors.  I don't see it at their site now, but maybe a call will
turn it up.

I do see they sell Rad-Tol FPGAs.  That's interesting.

Rick

David Brown skrev:
> bo wrote:
>> Anyone know of a vendor that makes rad-hard ARM Cortex- Mx processors?
>>
>> including in SOC FPGAs? I know Actel makes rad-hard FPGA with embedded 
>> ARM Cortex M1--but the processor is not rad-tolerant.
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Paul
>>
> 
> Atmel make a number of rad-hard devices, although I don't know if that 
> includes any ARMs.
> 
> 

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