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This work was supported in part by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 11690045, 61674015).
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Figure 1
The SET experiment and experimental results. The SET cross-section under (a) high-energy protons and (b) heavy ions; the (c) INV, (d) NAND, and (e) NOR SET pulse width distribution under high-energy protons; the (f) INV, (g) NAND, and (h) NOR SET pulse width distribution under heavy ions.
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