Ionospheric effects on telemetry and tracking signals from orbiting spacecraft
Ionospheric effects on telemetry and tracking signals from orbiting spacecraft
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Ionospheric effects on telemetry and tracking signals from orbiting spacecraft
Design and operational performance of solid state ultrahigh frequency prototype telemetry transmitter
Operating and maintenance procedures and theories for prototype solid state telemetry transmitter
Test procedures and test data for prototype solid state telemetry transmitter
Computer simulation studies of codes applicable to deep space telemetry links
Proposed test of theory of gravitation by an unshielded earth orbiting gyroscope using passive telemetry
Feedback from ground station for spacecraft adaptive telemetry system control
Saturn pulse frequency modulation telemetry data processed through predictor data compressor
Impact acceleration measured by accelerometers and FM/AM telemetry
Convolutional encoding-sequential decoding technique for coherent deep space telemetry link and near earth space missions
Design, manufacture, and testing of Nimbus B PCM telemetry subsystem, bench test equipment, and ground stations
Self-synchronizing, biorthogonal coded pulse code modulation telemetry system for communicating with unmanned spacecraft
Integration and testing of thin film personal communications and telemetry system
Multiple-mission telemetry system - bit-sync lock detector evaluation
16-channel FM telemetry system with voltage controlled oscillator
Binary to pulse position modulation converter for telemetry ground station
Phase nonlinearities in telemetry receiving systems, discussing various data degrading effects
Saturn space vehicle FM-FM telemetry system distortion and delay for time varying input signal