Logarithmic variation criteria for the stability of systems with time-varying gains.
Logarithmic variation criteria for stability of feedback systems with time varying gains
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Logarithmic variation criteria for stability of feedback systems with time varying gains
Rectangular-bore tube improves population inversion obtained from upper and terminal laser states, resulting in a significant increase in unsaturated gain factor. Radial field produces efficient pumping of upper laser state. Narrow tube dimensions cause increased diffusion flow of neon is metastable states to tube walls.
Testing command service module S band high gain antenna servo
Engineering model of high gain self steering microwave transponder and application to satellite communication links
Computational algorithm for determining piecewise-constant feedback gains for linear system optimal control
Frequency and time dependent gains of dye solution lasers for pumping by lasers and flashlamps
Logarithmic variation criteria for stability of feedback systems with time varying gains
High gain self steering repeater for multibeam microwave array system for earth-satellite communications
High gain self steering microwave repeater for earth-satellite communications noting design, performance and results of color TV transmissions
Frequency and time dependent gain characteristics of dye lasers, using computer program for rate equations for populations
Multiloop feedback in active distributed RC networks for low parameter sensitivity with low amplifier gain compared to single loop circuits
Gas mixtures CW gain characteristics at 337 mu as function of pressure, current, mixture and flow rate, considering HCN laser systems
High speed flowing gas system provides uniform mixing in short times compared to flow transit times and carbon dioxide vibrational relaxation times. This system minimizes the effects of surrounding surfaces and provides a uniformly high gain that is independent of dimensions transverse to the flow direction.
Proportional fluid jet amplifier with flat saturation and its application to gain blocks
Stability of constant-gain systems with vector feedback relating to spacecraft thrust propulsion
Output power and gain saturation characteristics for high speed flowing gas molecular lasers, discussing electrically excited fluid mixing carbon dioxide laser