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Design and Development of a Multipin SGEMP Current Injection Test Technique
doi 10.21236/ada130932
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Date
June 1, 1982
Authors
D. Tasca
J. Peden
J. Klisch
B. Beers
H. O'Donnell
J. Peden
B. Beers
J. Tigner
Publisher
Defense Technical Information Center
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