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Why Space is Unique? The Basic Environment Challenges for EEE Parts

LaBel, Kenneth A.·Sampson, Michael J.
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This presentation includes an introduction the space radiation environment, the effects on electronics, the environment in action, flight projects, mission needs, and radiation hardness assurance (RHA).

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Technology EvaluationNASA Electronic Parts and Packaging (NEPP) ProgramParts Assurance

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LaBel, Kenneth A., Sampson, Michael J.. 2014-09-10. Why Space is Unique? The Basic Environment Challenges for EEE Parts. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20150001281

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