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Assessing Alpha Particle and Neutron Induced Single Event Transients in a 90 nm CMOS Technology (Matthew Gadlage, Vanderbilt University, 1.87M)
Distribution of Proton-Induced Transients in Silicon Focal Plan Arrays (Christina Howe, Presented by Nathaniel Dodds, Vanderbilt University, 796K)
The Effects of Angle of Incidence and Temperature on Latchup in 65 nm Technology (John Hutson, Vanderbilt University, 1.2M)
Generalized SiG3 HBT Event Rate Predictions Using MRED (Jonathan Pellish, Vanderbilt University, 4.5M)
Moving Single-Event Mechanism Testing and Analysis into the Time-Domain (Jonathan Pellish, Vanderbilt University, 9.1M)
Simulation of SEU Cross-Sections Using MRED Under Conditions of Limited Device Information (J.M. Lauenstein, NASA/GSFC, 157K)
Vanderbilt NEPP/DTRA Tasks for 2007 (Robert Reed, Vanderbilt University, 100K)
CREME-MC Website (Brian Sierawski, Institute for Space and Defense Electronics, Vanderbilt University, 2.3M)
Increased Rate of Multiple-Bit Upset at Large Angles of Incidence (Alan Tipton, Vanderbilt University, 2.1M)
Single Event Upset Error Rate Predictions Using MRED (Kevin Warren, Institute for Space and Defense Electronics, Vanderbilt University, 602K)
Terrestrial Applications of MRED (Kevin Warren, Institute for Space and Defense Electronics, Vanderbilt Unviersity, 1.8M)
MRED (Robert Weller, Vanderbilt University, 4.9M)
Heavy Nucleus Fragmentation Theory and Experiment and Its Importance to Understanding the Space Environment (Marcus Mendenhall, Vanderbilt University, 2.1M)
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