SOLID-STATE DETECTORS FOR INNER ZONE PROTONS
Solid-state proton telescope detector for measuring directional flux and spectrum of protons
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Solid-state proton telescope detector for measuring directional flux and spectrum of protons
Solid state data storage digital telemetry system which makes it possible to store and retransmit after reentry blackout
Solid state 30 watt 234 mc pulse position modulation transmitter, discussing converter, modulator, circuitry, transistor amplifier and varactor multiplier
Operation and material properties for solid state submillimeter masers
Solid state switch for electronic gating system in spacecraft with multiplexing applications
Solid state traveling wave amplifier techniques for satellite applications
Noise temperature measurement of reflector antenna with solid state radiometer
X-band solid state signal source microwave apparatus
Solid state traveling wave amplifier techniques and processes - ferromagnetic and piezoelectric thin film transducers and impedance matching layers
High voltage pulse generator with solid state components - transistor circuits
Solid state thermostat for space and airborne applications
Miniature solid state current limiter and nondestructive means of current limiter characteristic production
Solid state image converter for space vehicles
Solid state timer with time interval initiated by -24 v DC and producing -24 v DC as output for timed interval duration
Cyclotron tests to determine response of solid state detectors to protons of energies 50 to 160 mev for use in proton spectrometer
Solid state radar transmitter design for lunar missions noting velocity sensor and altimeter functions, packaging details, thermal problems, etc
Small, lightweight camera systems use solid state imaging devices in the form of phototransistor mosaic sensors instead of vidicon tubes for light sensing and image conversion. The digital logic circuits scan the sensor mosaic at 60 frames per second to produce pictures composed of a series of dots rather than lines.