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Interplanetary CubeSats: Radiation Considerations for Low-Cost Electronics beyond Low-Earth Orbit

Staehle, Robert·Blaney, Diana·Hemmati, Hamid·Lo, Martin·Mouroulis, Pantazis·Pingree, Paula J.·Wilson, Thor·Puig-Suari, Jordi·Williams, Austin·Betts, Bruce·Friedman, Louis·Svitek, Tomas
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Staehle, Robert, Blaney, Diana, Hemmati, Hamid, Lo, Martin, Mouroulis, Pantazis, Pingree, Paula J., Wilson, Thor, Puig-Suari, Jordi, Williams, Austin, Betts, Bruce, Friedman, Louis, Svitek, Tomas. 2011-08-25. Interplanetary CubeSats: Radiation Considerations for Low-Cost Electronics beyond Low-Earth Orbit. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20120015872

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