Orbit adjustment of sun-synchronous satellites with electric propulsion.
Satellite orbit adjustment, stationkeeping and attitude control of typical earth- and sun- synchronous satellites by electric propulsion systems
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Satellite orbit adjustment, stationkeeping and attitude control of typical earth- and sun- synchronous satellites by electric propulsion systems
Suprathermal ion detector aboard ATS 1 synchronous orbit satellite establishing existence of occasional bulk motion of magnetospheric thermal ions
Communication and tracking relay system for manned spacecraft in orbit using synchronous altitude satellites
Simultaneous magnetic field variations at earth surface and at synchronous equatorial distance, using ATS-1 magnetometers
Magnetic fields in magnetopause and on both sides of boundary at synchronous altitude measured by ATS 1
Energetic electron acceleration at synchronous altitude during magnetospheric substorms, measuring trapped electron fluxes with ATS 1 satellite
Automatic directional antenna position control system for ATS synchronous orbit spin-stabilized satellite
Silicon solar cells radiation damage shielding on ATS 1 synchronous spacecraft
Gravitational red shift measurement using synchronous satellite, argon laser and Fabry- Perot interferometer
Electroquasistatic generator depends on electroquasistatic interactions to provide synchronous operation. The generator employs a moving insulating belt, with an ac electric potential source to establish positively and negatively charged regions on the belt. The field effect of the charges on the belt creates an ac output voltage.
When a transmitted word, consisting of a number of pulses, is detected and removed from the data stream, the space left by the removal is eliminated by a memory buffer. This eliminates the need for a clock synchronizer thereby removing instability problems.
Investigation of magnetic tape recorder-reproducer to accept data pulses at varying rates, record at constant packing density, and retrieve at rates synchronized to external clock
Mitotic synchronization of fibroblasts with metabolic retardants by chronophotography
Scanning celestial attitude determination for synchronous satellite
Dual very low frequency transmission for time synchronization of ground station clocks
Time synchronization for geodetic earth orbiting satellite by STADAN
Applications Technology Satellite for tracking network time synchronization
Doppler compensation for maintaining signal synchronization of time division multiple access