APPLICATION OF THE MODULARIZATION CONCEPT TO SATELLITE TAPE RECORDERS
Application of the modularization concept to satellite tape recorders
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Application of the modularization concept to satellite tape recorders
Endless-loop magnetic tape recorder for tiros satellite
Description of a modular tape recorder developed for the uk-2 satellite
Continuous-loop magnetic tape recorders for use in TIROS and Nimbus meteorological satellites
Vibration testing of spacecraft data storage tape recorder
Test requirements of tape recorder for Mariner program
Prototype of magnetic tape recorder with four record speeds and four synchronous playback speeds of 84, 168, 336, and 672 bits per second
Commandable tape recorder delay timer and clock system for Atmospheric Explorer Satellite AE-B
Ephemeris magnetic tape system for predicting Moon and planetary motions and positions
High energy anode and cathode for dry tape battery - incapsulation of electrolyte - manufacturing and testing of device
Cell discharge measurements for dry tape battery couple - anode and cathode development in aqueous and nonaqueous electrolytes
Bonded plastic tape liner for filament-wound glass fiber cryogenic propellant tank
Failure analysis of tape recorder-producer mechanism - mathematical model for functional design specifications
Dynamic skew and amplitude modulation control of magnetic recording tape guidance system
Nimbus tape recorder ball bearing failure analysis
Friction coefficient determination of materials used in magnetic tape formulation
Belt-to-pulley creep, friction coefficient, and stress relaxation of seamless polyester tape recorder belts