Military Embedded Systems
Topic: microelectronics
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Rad-hard microelectronics demand on the rise in military, commercial markets
Radiation-hardened microelectronics are in demand, from commercial small sats to NASA manned space missions to military satellite missions in contested space. Designing components for these various applications is a matter of balancing reliability and cost as demand for more commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) components increases.
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