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SiGe Based Low Temperature Electronics for Lunar Applications

Mojarradi, Mohammad M.·Kolawa, Elizabeth·Cressler, John·Blalock, Benjamin
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Included in this talk: "Silicon-Germanium as an Enabling Technology for Extreme Environment Electronics" and "Ultra Low Power Mixed-Signal Design Challenges for Moon"

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Mojarradi, Mohammad M., Kolawa, Elizabeth, Cressler, John, Blalock, Benjamin. 2011-03-03. SiGe Based Low Temperature Electronics for Lunar Applications. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20120008034

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