Real time intensity display system.

Mcguire, J. F.

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Real time intensity display system.

Mcguire, J. F.

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Abstract

Intensity display system similar to radar output, showing real time intensity and pattern variations created by solar lamp modules in testing of spacecraft systems in simulation facilities

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REAL TIME SPACECRAFT PERFORMANCE SOLAR SIMULATION RADAR SYSTEM DISPLAY SYSTEM

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Mcguire, J. F.. 1966-01-01. Real time intensity display system.. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19660051207

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