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Low Power Signal Transformation for Space Applications

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Peaceful Uses of Automation in Outer Space
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Abstract

Exploiting the high input impedance, the reasonable resistance to radiation and the consistant nonlinearity of metal-oxide -semiconductor transistorsfive operational circuits, suitable for space applications, have been designed. These circuits are: a low-level D C current amplifier, a low-level D C voltage amplifier, a wide-band squaring circuit, a power source regulating circuit and a low-level analog to digital converter.

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Lagasse, J., Gumowski, I., Giralt, G. (1966). Low Power Signal Transformation for Space Applications. In: Aseltine, J.A. (eds) Peaceful Uses of Automation in Outer Space. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-6411-3_39

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