LOWEST MEASURED TEMPERATURE IN EARTH'S ATMOSPHERE RECORDED IN US-SWEDEN EXPERIMENTS
Lowest measured temperature in earths atmosphere recorded by sounding rocket
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Lowest measured temperature in earths atmosphere recorded by sounding rocket
Optical problems of television recording of the moon and planets from approaching spacecraft
Pulse technique for recording blood pressure of dogs during space flights - phonocardiography
Recording electroplethysmograms of parts and organs of human body
Determination of accuracy of manually recording celestial-body-transit times
Photoelectric recording of infrared spectrum of night sky
Convert AM signals to FM for magnetic recording by relaxation-type voltage-controlled oscillator /VCO/. This circuit may be used in radar, telemetry, and test equipment.
Spacecraft endless loop magnetic recorder - completion of speed servo with substitute motor, testing of brushless direct current motor, and assembly of prototype transport
Visually-evoked potentials in man recorded transcranially for normal patients and those suffering from cerebral diseases - central nervous system
Permanent records of thin-layer chromatograms using blueprint paper
Modified McLeod gauge which automatically records pressures
Physiological data recording of manned space flight program based on Project Mercury and Gemini missions
Logarithmic transfer response circuit applied to recording mass spectra, especially peaks from metastable ions
Leaf movement recording system using strain gauge for testing light-dark cycle effects in connection with physical limitations of orbiting capsule
Electromyographic electrode designed for identification of recording sites
Portable ultrasonic recording scanner is used for nondestructive inspection of welds. It is adaptable to continuous operation in one direction while maintaining oscillatory motion at a right angle to this direction. The scanning speed and oscillation frequency are independently adjustable.
Modified Mc Leod gage records pressure measurements automatically. The measurements can be programmed in advance by means of an automatic timer.
Test equipment for recording failures of contacts to open or close