Long-Lived Solid-State Circuits: Earth-bound research instruments are benefiting from electronic components designed for space travel (Q81010142)

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scientific article published on 01 March 1965

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English	Long-Lived Solid-State Circuits: Earth-bound research instruments are benefiting from electronic components designed for space travel	scientific article published on 01 March 1965

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17776629

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Long-Lived Solid-State Circuits: Earth-bound research instruments are benefiting from electronic components designed for space travel (English)

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17776629

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Campbell TL

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1

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1 March 1965

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Science

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147

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3664

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17776629

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1472-1484

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10.1126/SCIENCE.147.3664.1472

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17776629

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17776629

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17776629

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