Does anyone know of something more like a "how to" or real design guidelines for designing rad-hard systems, for system/board-level (ADC, DAC, power supplies, etc) design, as well as for FPGA and ASIC hardware?
I've found a lot of information around that gave specific numbers about some chips, but I wasn't able to actually understand what the reports were saying. I know that for an FPGA, I should either use a flash or antifuse based chip, or otherwise use a chip with configuration CRC checking and reloading, but how do I select parts like power supplies, ADC/DACs, and RAMs? Even if my FPGA or ASIC design is solid, I'm worried that I'm going to end up shooting myself in the foot on the rest of the system.
And for FPGAs and ASICs, what are the design considerations? How would I implement a voting circuit for triple-redundancy in general? And how would I avoid the possability of an error in the voting circuit?
Also, if anyone knows of any good books, papers, courses/classes/training, or even consultants, please let me know.
Thanks, Mike