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SEU
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SEUShoot 'Em Up (game category)
SEUSt. Edward's University (Austin, Texas)
SEUSoutheast University
SEUSingle Event Upset (of electronic circuit in space by a heavy particle; proton, etc)
SEUSocial Exclusion Unit (UK)
SEUSource Entry Utility
SEUSocio-Ecological Union (Russia)
SEUStructure and Evolution of the Universe (NASA)
SEUSpecial Enforcement Unit
SEUSpecial Education Unit
SEUSlightly-Enriched Uranium
SEUSmallest Executable Unit
SEUSystem Electronics Unit
SEUStupid End User
SEUSpecial Examining Unit
SEUSight Electronics Unit
SEUSystem Expansion Unit
SEUServo-Electronics Unit
SEUSeat Electronics Unit (aviation)
SEUSelective Excitation Unit
SEUSign Extension Unit
SEUSwitch Expansion Unit


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It is capable of 1,200 MIPS performance at a Single Event Upset (SEU) rate of 1E-4 unrecoverable errors/day using only 7-9 Watts of power.
Based upon a 6700-class digital signal processor from Texas Instruments, it is capable of 900 MFLOPS (million floating-point operations per second) performance at a Single Event Upset (SEU) rate of 1E-4 unrecoverable errors/day using only 5-7 Watts of power.
Featuring excellent Single Event Upset (SEU) Immunity of less than 10E-10 errors/bit-day; high-speed operation at less than 10nS; low-power at less than 150 mA (unloaded), the devices enable a standard interface protocol at higher speed and lower power than its competitors.
 
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