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radiation hardening

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radiation hardening [‚rād·ē′ā·shən ′härd·ən·iŋ]
(engineering)
Improving the ability of a device or piece of equipment to withstand nuclear or other radiation; applies chiefly to dielectric and semiconductor materials.


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The afternoon breakout sessions are: * Nuclear Detection (active and passive) (Unclassified) * Nuclear Survivability (Unclassified) * Modeling & Simulation of Nuclear Weapons Effects (Unclassified) * Radiation Hardening of Microelectronics (Unclassified) * Nuclear Forensics (two sessions, one Secret, one Unclassified) * Disablement of Nuclear Weapons (Secret-Restricted Data) You must RSVP no later than Nov.
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