Texas Instruments’ LP2951 Voltage Regulator Total Ionizing Dose Test Report

Megan C Casey; Anthony M Phan; Alyson D Topper

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Texas Instruments’ LP2951 Voltage Regulator Total Ionizing Dose Test Report

Megan C Casey·Anthony M Phan·Alyson D Topper

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Megan C Casey, Anthony M Phan, Alyson D Topper. 2020-09-21. Texas Instruments’ LP2951 Voltage Regulator Total Ionizing Dose Test Report. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20210018675

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