Schematic Method of Estimation and Increase of Radiation Hardness of the Onboard Radio-electronic Equipment for Space Applications

Abstract

Experimental and theoretical justification of a schematic method of estimation and increase of radiation hardness of the onboard radio-electronic equipment for space applications on the example of the standard circuit of the voltage follower combining the most widespread schematic decisions: differential stage, current mirror and emitter follower.

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