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**Date**
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**Event**
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|20-05-2020|Start of project|
| Feb-2018 | Start of project, R2E research for rad-tol Ethernet Phy |
| Aug-2018 | First CHARM irradiation of RISC-V |
| Oct-2018 | CHARM irradiation of RISC-V with ECC-protected memory |
| Nov-2018 | Hydra development status and tests result presentation at
[
29th RADWG meeting
](
https://indico.cern.ch/event/770775/
)
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| Mar-2019 | First version of shrunk-down OpenPowerlink running in Hydra with partial triplication |
| May-2019 | Ethernet loopback radiation testing in PSI |
| Jul-2019 | Hydra includes fully triplicated RISC-V (at 50MHz), logic for the recovery from misaligned CPUs, SECDED ECC |
| Sep-2019 | OpenPowerlink stack runs on triplicated RISC-V |
| Dec-2019 | Ethernet PHY selection concluded on KSZ8081 |
| Jul-2020 | PSI radiation test of Hydra - only 2 uncorrectable memory errors up to 500Gy |
| Dec-2020 | Hydra performance presented to R2E. TID: 500Gy, cross-section: ~3e-12 |
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