Standardizing GPU Radiation Test Approaches - Part 2

Wyrwas, Edward J.; Szabo, Carl; LaBel, Kenneth A.; Campola, Michael; O'Bryan, Martha

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Standardizing GPU Radiation Test Approaches - Part 2

Wyrwas, Edward J.·Szabo, Carl·LaBel, Kenneth A.·Campola, Michael·O'Bryan, Martha

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A standardized test method has been created to characterize and stress graphics processing units (GPU) during radiation effects testing.

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Wyrwas, Edward J., Szabo, Carl, LaBel, Kenneth A., Campola, Michael, O'Bryan, Martha. 2018-05-21. Standardizing GPU Radiation Test Approaches - Part 2. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20180003141

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