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Science
Joanna Blaszczyk
28 February 2022

Testing the resilience of ultralow-power electronics for the Internet of Things

Researchers used the ChipIr neutron beam to study how ultra-low-power system-on-chips are affected by atmospheric neutron flux, providing valuable data for developing electronics with greater resistance to particle-induced errors.
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