An Infrared Television System for Hydrogen Flame Detection
Infrared sensitive vidicon camera system, utilizing a single camera operating in the near infrared, detects a hydrogen flame burning in a bright sunlit environment.
Wode, Melvin G.↗
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Surveyor 6 mission report. Part 3 - Television data
Photographs and mosaics of lunar surface obtained from Surveyor 6
Bird, T. H.↗
Surveyor 7 Mission Report. Part 3 - Television Data
Lunar topological photography from Surveyor 7 mission
Bird, T. H.↗
Television Broadcast Satellite /TVBS/ study, volume 3
Technological and cost factors associated with TV broadcast satellite systems
Hesselbacher, R. W.↗
Television detection of the Crab Nebula pulsar.
Crab Nebula pulsar detection by TV camera with image intensifier at focus of astronomical telescope, detailing instrumentation and observations
Miller, J. S.↗
Operation of the Surveyor television system in the photon-integration mode.
Surveyor 7 TV system in photon integration mode, analyzing slow scan vidicon storage characteristics and dark current limitations
Allen, L. H.↗
The application of the image orthicon television system to rocket trajectory determination.
Rocket trajectory determination by tracking onboard light source against star background with image orthicon TV system
Burrows, K.↗
Television observation of auroras.
Image intensifiers and orthicons, plumbicons, vidicons as photoelectric devices in TV auroral observation from ground stations and jet aircraft
Davis, T. N.↗
Mariner 6 television pictures - First report.
Mariner 6 TV pictures with description of craters and south polar cap, noting moon-like crater abundance, form, arrangement and crater sizes
Davies, M. E.↗
Mariner 7 television pictures - First report.
Mars TV pictures from Mariner 7, describing prominent surface features
Davies, M. E.↗
Environmental testing and calibration of the Mariner Mars 1969 television system.
Mariner Mars 1969 TV system environmental test and calibration program
Danielson, G. E., Jr.↗
Mariner 6 and 7 television pictures - Preliminary analysis.
Mariner 6 and 7 TV data, discussing implications for Mars present state, past history and biological status
Davies, M. E.↗
Part 7 - Television observations from Surveyor 3
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Batson, R. M.↗
High speed television camera system processes photographic film data for digital computer analysis
Data acquisition system translates and processes graphical information recorded on high speed photographic film. It automatically scans the film and stores the information with a minimal use of the computer memory.
Habbal, N. A.↗
Color television system using single gun color cathode ray tube
Two-primary color and single gun system provides quality differential color and variation in brightness for specific colors by varying current and controlling duty cycle of electron beam. Number of video amplifiers, deflection circuits, and guns required to display color TV picture is reduced and less complex tube is required.
Gaiser, E. E.↗
Computer generation of television images - Real-time simulation of lunar landscape displays
Real time simulation of lunar landscape displays
Mc Menamin, J. C.↗
Closed-circuit television arc guidance adapter kit for a computerized welding skate, phase 1
Closed circuit TV guidance adapter kit designed to integrate with computerized welding skate
Heimendinger, K. W.↗
Geometric fidelity of three space television systems
Distortion characteristics of ESSA 7, Mariner 4, and Surveyor 7 TV systems for photogrammetric mapping
Wong, K. W.↗