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2023
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Anthony Dorian Challoner, Roy Chueng, Vladimir Veselý, Peter Bond, Kyle Armstrong, David Hayner, Eric Wittinger, Anjelica Pazmino:
Universal Resonator Control ASIC for Low C- SWaP INS. PLANS 2023: 1268-1273
2020
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Anthony Dorian Challoner, Jeremy Daniel Popp, Peter Bond:
Universal ASIC for Low C-SWaP INS. PLANS 2020: 1432-1438

2010 – 2019

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2018
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Anthony Dorian Challoner, Jeremy Daniel Popp, Peter Bond, Jose Beitia, Rongsheng Ken Li:
A new IMU with a digitally controlled PZT CVG. PLANS 2018: 1-6

2000 – 2009

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2004
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Robert M'Closkey, Anthony Dorian Challoner:
Modeling, identification, and control of micro-sensor prototypes. ACC 2004: 9-24

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