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Autonomous Microelectronics SEE Payload for Validating Terrestrial Predictions in Space
The radiation environment in space is complex and time-varying, causing major risks for microelectronic applications. Terrestrial radiation sources are used to characterize devices before missions to predict in-orbit error rates. However, these predictions are rarely validated in deployment. The pay
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