Titlebook: Radiation Effects on Electronic Systems; Henning Lind Olesen Book 1966 Henning Lind Olesen 1966 electrical engineering.electronics.enginee

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Radiation Environments,mely, (1) near and solar space, (2) neighborhood of a nuclear space system, and (3) proximity of a nuclear burst. Each of these environments will be discussed below with respect to its nature and characteristics. Typical radiation sources are given in Table 1-I.

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The Nuclear Instrumentation System,intent is to present the reader with guidelines which may stimulate creative and unique design approaches. The design of nuclear-hard electronic equipment is a new technology with plenty of room for the application of new design techniques.

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Radiation Environments,mely, (1) near and solar space, (2) neighborhood of a nuclear space system, and (3) proximity of a nuclear burst. Each of these environments will be discussed below with respect to its nature and characteristics. Typical radiation sources are given in Table 1-I.

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Experimental Facilities,only to about 50% of the radiation facilities in the world, and none of those are unique in the sense that they cannot be found in this hemisphere. As a consequence the following compilation will concentrate only on the facilities in the United States and only describe those which, it is felt, will