Echo II television system.
Echo II TV system to observe deployment, inflation and injection into orbit
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Echo II TV system to observe deployment, inflation and injection into orbit
Mosaic construction and image analysis for Surveyor TV pictures
TV in lunar environment, discussing development and performance of instrument used during Surveyor I mission
Surveyor TV system calibration, determining transfer functions for various parameters
Programmable integrating image-orthicon TV chain for application to Stratoscope II balloon-borne astronomical telescope
Image orthicon camera tube performance for astronomical application noting operating cycle, scan rate, isocon scan and threshold stellar magnitude
High resolution electronic camera mounted on spacecraft for geological survey of planet Mars
Electrical components and solid state circuitry decribed for S-band televission transmitter
Dielectric-tape TV camera for panoramic scanning application in meteorological satellite, discussing subject logic and control system design
Performance capabilities of Surveyor spacecraft lunar landing TV system operating in mode that reduces RF power requirements for lunar distances
Shutters, lenses, vidicons, data rates and calibration techniques for TV cameras of Rangers VI, VII, VIII and IX
Scan converter for Apollo TV performing time base conversion with destructive readout storage element and flicker correction with magnetic disk
TV system resolution improvement without bandwidth increase, discussing accuracy of random alphabetic characters
Radio controlled balloon-borne astronomical tele- scope - stratoscope ii
Image orthicon camera tube for detecting faint stars, with photocathode and metal-oxide storage target for c image integration
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.
Infrared radiation data analyzed from Tiros VII SATELLITE coverage of North Atlantic hurricanes during 1963
Minimum cost ground receiving station for synchronous satellite system