Raymond W. Blaine, Ph.D.

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2014 Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN 
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Electronics and Electrical Engineering
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W Timothy Holman grad student 2014 Vanderbilt
 (The design of single-event hardened analog and mixed-signal circuits.)
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Atkinson NM, Blaine RW, Kauppila JS, et al. (2013) RHBD technique for single-event charge cancellation in folded-cascode amplifiers Ieee Transactions On Nuclear Science. 60: 2756-2761
Blaine RW, Atkinson NM, Kauppila JS, et al. (2012) Differential charge cancellation (DCC) layout as an rhbd technique for bulk CMOS differential circuit design Ieee Transactions On Nuclear Science. 59: 2867-2871
Loveless TD, Kauppila JS, Jagannathan S, et al. (2012) On-chip measurement of single-event transients in a 45 nm silicon-on-insulator technology Ieee Transactions On Nuclear Science. 59: 2748-2755
Blaine RW, Atkinson NM, Kauppila JS, et al. (2012) Single-event-hardened CMOS operational amplifier design Ieee Transactions On Nuclear Science. 59: 803-810
Armstrong SE, Blaine RW, Holman WT, et al. (2012) Single-event analysis and hardening of mixed-signal circuit interfaces in high-speed communications devices Ieee Transactions On Nuclear Science. 59: 1027-1033
Blaine RW, Armstrong SE, Kauppila JS, et al. (2011) RHBD bias circuits utilizing sensitive node active charge cancellation Ieee Transactions On Nuclear Science. 58: 3060-3066
Armstrong SE, Blaine RW, Holman WT, et al. (2011) Single-event vulnerability of mixed-signal circuit interfaces Proceedings of the European Conference On Radiation and Its Effects On Components and Systems, Radecs. 485-488
Blaine RW, Atkinson NM, Kauppila JS, et al. (2011) A single-event-hardened CMOS operational amplifier design Proceedings of the European Conference On Radiation and Its Effects On Components and Systems, Radecs. 123-127
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