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High Reliability, High Mix, Ultralow Volume Surface Mount Technology for Space Applications

Barela, P.·Bonner, K.·Cornford, S.·Wen, A.
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Barela, P., Bonner, K., Cornford, S., Wen, A.. 1994-01-01. High Reliability, High Mix, Ultralow Volume Surface Mount Technology for Space Applications. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20060037783

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