Enhanced broadband (11-15 µm) QWIP FPAs for space applications
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Eric Costard | Patrick Merken | Olivier Saint-Pé | Alexandru Nedelcu | Jean-Patrick Truffer | Eric Belhaire | Philippe Bois | Nadia Brière de l'Isle | E. Belhaire | P. Merken | O. Saint-Pé | E. Costard | A. Nedelcu | P. Bois | N. Brière de l'Isle | J. Truffer
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