A 4-microsecond flashing light synchronized with framing of motion-picture cameras and its application in schlieren photography
Flash unit synchronized with framing of motion picture cameras in schlieren photography
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Flash unit synchronized with framing of motion picture cameras in schlieren photography
Design of base line system for synchronous meteorological satellite
Mission planning for manned, circular, synchronous orbit missions
Reentry graphs for synchronous earth orbits
Synchronous orbit simulation for testing nickel cadmium cells
Comparison and analysis of radiation damage to power supplies of satellites at near-synchronous altitudes
Optimum trajectories to circular synchronous equatorial orbit for smaller than optimum apogee motors
Charge/discharge cycle simulator for testing synchronous orbit satellite batteries
Spin synchronous clock for spin-stabilized vehicles
Capture process of moon synchronous rotation
Optical communication synchronization with phase lock tracking loop and analysis of shot noise processes
Delta boosted electrically raised high power synchronous satellite for communication tasks
Satellite mounted mm wave parabolic dish antenna for tracking communication satellite in synchronous orbit
Solar phenomena effect on VHF communications between synchronous satellite relay and earth ground stations
Light synchronization of deep body temperature rhythms in Macaca nemestrinas, investigating efficiency
Error probability upper and lower bounds determined for self synchronized binary PSK communications systems, presenting maximum-likelihood and Monte Carlo computer simulation
Clock synchronization system using lunar radar reflections for Deep Space Network needs, discussing remote clock receiver and antenna
Tracking station clock synchronization error measurement using Deep Space Network Mark I ranging system, discussing system theory, design, operation, economy and versatility