Comparison of absolute- and reference-system methods of measuring containment vessel leakage rates
Absolute- and reference-system methods of measuring containment-vessel leakage rates
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Absolute- and reference-system methods of measuring containment-vessel leakage rates
Shell motion equations derived in terms of reference state from three-dimensional theory based on Cauchy motion laws for undeformed bodies
Waveform effect of correlator reference voltage on performance of pulse frequency modulation systems
Mercury-oil pool as gravity reference system, and evaluation of vibrations in various parts of building used for housing pool
Reference list for stability and control theory in ordinary differential equations
Objectives and design of inertial reference unit for lunar orbiter
Strapped-down inertial reference assembly and digital computer for Saturn booster guidance
Lunar orbiter objectives, mission and spacecraft configuration, detailing inertial reference unit
Stress tensor analysis of elastic plates in reference state, noting nonlinear plate theory and variational principle
Analytical methods defining location of reference horizons in earth horizon radiance profile
Strapdown inertial reference and navigation system initial alignment utilizing coordinate- transformation matrix computer
Differential correction vectors for non-Keplerian reference orbits, reexamining rotating ellipses in Hansen type intermediaries
Architectures for terrestrial data systems that are built and managed by a single organization are inherently complex. In order to understand any large-scale system architecture, and to judge its applicability for its nominal task, a description of the system must be produced that exposes a number of distinct viewpoints. Within the CCSDS Architecture Working Group we have adapted the Reference Model for Open Distributed Processing to describe large, multi-national, space data systems.
This paper introduces the Reference Architecture for Space Data Systems (RASDS) that is being developed by CCSDS and shows how it can be used to reduce the cost of development of space data systems.
Results of the VLBI astrometric program of 12 radio-emitting stars are presented and used to provide a preliminary link of the Hipparcos 37-month FAST solution to a VLBI extragalactic reference frame. The formal precisions of this link are 0.5 milliarcsecond in global rotation and 0.5 milliarcsecond per year in residual rate of rotation.
Total dose test of commercially available radiation hardened bipolar voltage regulators and references show reduced sensitivity to dose rate and varying sensitivity to bias under pressure. Behavior of critical parameters in different dose rate and bias conditions is compared and the impact to hardness assurance methodology is discussed.
A high voltage bandgap reference circuit has been designed and implemented in an SOI CMOS technology.
This paper reports on the development of a silicon bulk micromachined vibratory gyroscope designed for a micro inertial reference system for microspacecraft applications.