Satellite auxiliary propulsion selection techniques. Survey of auxiliary electric propulsion system
Reliability and cost of electrostatic and electromagnetic thrustor systems for satellite auxiliary propulsion
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Reliability and cost of electrostatic and electromagnetic thrustor systems for satellite auxiliary propulsion
Beam focusing characteristics of variously shaped grid holes with application to electron bombardment ion thrustors
Arc oscillation spectra in MPD thrustor operation at low magnetic field
Submillipound mercury electron bombardment ion thrustor efficiency, noting cathode pole piece, baffle position and geometry influence on ion chamber performance
Dynamic I-V characteristics of megawatt pulsed MPD-arc plasma thrustor under various axial magnetic fields given for Ar and hydrogen propellants
Electron bombardment ion thrustor using hollow cathode and two-grid ion accelerating geometry, discussing performance tests
Parameters influence on mercury hollow cathode neutralizers for Kaufman ion thrustor
Electron bombardment mercury ion thrustor plasma properties and performance, computing ion beam current, discharge losses and propellant utilization efficiency
Electric propulsion systems integration into SERT 2 spacecraft, discussing launch imposed environment, thrust vector control, thrustor breakdown, power conditioning, etc
SERT 2 spacecraft ion thrustor ground tests and flight operation, tabulating performance data
Low power MPD arc thrustor performance with downstream cathode, using Xe propellant
Hollow cathode ion thrustor and lightweight power conditioner of solar-electric propulsion system for unmanned deep space probes
Low specific impulse hollow cathode mercury thrustor for deep space electric propulsion, using SERT 2 configuration
Performance tests of electron bombardment ion thrustor, using xenon, krypton argon, neon, nitrogen, helium and carbon dioxide
NASA Lewis Research Center Hg electron bombardment ion thrustors research programs
Ion thrustor technology and subsystem development program status, describing design and performance characteristics
Beam vector control from ion bombardment thrustors with dual grid electrostatic, movable screen electrode and discharge chamber extraction systems
Ion thrustor ion beam current density profiles mathematical representation by two parameter equation