Improved RF calibration techniques - Noise temperature calibrations
Noise temperature calibrations of Venus Deep Space Station radio frequency cone antenna
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Noise temperature calibrations of Venus Deep Space Station radio frequency cone antenna
Evaluation of radio frequency characteristics of radome materials for Venus Deep Space Station antenna using radiometric measurements
Improved radio frequency calibration techniques - refinement of daily system noise temperature calibration technique
Improved calibration techniques - weekly noise temperature calibrations for Mars and Venus Deep Space Stations
Thermistor mount for dc potentiometer insertion loss test set
Demodulation of amplitude modulated radio frequency waves in plasma at resonance
Operation of ion cyclotron wave generation apparatus in radio frequency self-sustained mode
Optical and UHF Doppler /UDOP/ tracking for lift-off phase of Saturn SA-5 launch vehicle
Improved diversity receiving system automatically utilizes the combined output from its two independent receiving channels /with cross- polarized receiving antennas/ to increase the reliability of maintaining the requisite phase lock for optimum signal reception. It is adapted for use with AM, PM, or narrow band FM signals.
Spectrum analysis of radio frequency emissions from polar cap absorption events
Radio frequency sensitivity evaluation of stray electrical energy indicator
Feasibility of cooperative radio frequency method for collision-hazard warning
Ionospheric composition measurements with radio frequency impedance probes
Development and fabrication of monolithic integrated microwave receiver
Audio waves from radio stations detected by rockets, using technique applicable to plasma diagnostics
Induction plasma device of continuous operation to simulate NASA designed gas core space propulsion reactor
Sputtering technique uses pulsed high voltage direct current to the object to be plated and a radio frequency sputtered film source. Resultant film has excellent adhesion, and objects can be plated uniformly on all sides.