Using Low Temperature Irradiation for ELDRS Estimation

V.S. Pershenkov; A.S. Bakerenkov; A.T. Yastrebov; A.V. Solomatin; V.V. Belyakov; V.V. Shurenkov

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Using Low Temperature Irradiation for ELDRS Estimation

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The technique for low dose rate response prediction, based on the combination of low, room and elevated temperature irradiation was described. The possibility of using Test Method 1019.8 for space applications was considered.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1016)

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V.S. Pershenkov*, A.S. Bakerenkov, A.T. Yastrebov, A.V. Solomatin, V.V. Belyakov, V.V. Shurenkov

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Conversion Model, ELDRS, Fitting Parameters, Interface Trap

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