Operational considerations for the use of loran-C skywaves for time synchronization
Time synchronization of loran C navigation system and characteristics of sky wave reception operation
Mazur, W. E., Jr.↗
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Synchronous dc direct drive system Patent
Synchronous dc direct-drive system comprising multiple-loop hybrid control system controlling load directly connected to actuator
Veillette, L. J.↗
Junction transistor synchronous rectification
Rectification efficiency and reliability of driven transistor synchronous rectifiers
Pasciutti, E. R.↗
Scintillation, polarization, and multipath effects on VHF propagation between synchronous satellites and aircraft
Scintillation, polarization, and multipath effects on VHF propagation between synchronous satellites and aircraft - telecommunication systems
Mueller, E. J.↗
Evaluation program for secondary spacecraft cells - Synchronous orbit testing of General Electric Company 12.0 ampere-hour nickel-cadmium cells
Evaluation of sealed nickel cadmium cells, with auxiliary electrodes, operating in synchronous orbit regime
Christy, D. E.↗
Preliminary results of a low-energy particle survey at synchronous altitude
Low energy particle environment at synchronous altitude during magnetically quiet times from ATS 5 auroral particles experiment
Johnson, R. G.↗
Time synchronization of a single-mode-locked Nd-glass laser pulse with a Q-switched ruby- laser pulse
Single mode locked Nd-glass laser pulse time synchronization with Q switched ruby laser
Carman, R. L.↗
Sudden impulses in the magnetosphere observed at synchronous orbit
Sudden impulses in geomagnetic field, discussing synchronous equatorial orbit-satellite magnetometer observations
Coleman, P. J., Jr.↗
The earth's gravitational environment at synchronous altitudes
Earth gravitational environment critical parameters at synchronous altitudes by satellite drift observation, discussing geopotential field determination
Wagner, C. A.↗
Orbital tracking through synchronous spacecraft
Orbit determination accuracy using synchronous satellite system for tracking near earth spacecraft
Cooley, J. L.↗
Nonlinear analysis of an absolute value type of an early-late gate bit synchronizer
Absolute value type early-late gate bit synchronizer steady state phase noise performance evaluation by Fokker-Planck method
Simon, M. K.↗
Data flow in the Synchronous Meteorological Satellite system
Synchronous meteorological satellite mission goals and system design, describing imaging, data collection, facsimile, space environment, trilateration, ranging and transmission
Ames, S. A.↗
Plasma sheet convection velocities inferred from electron flux measurements at synchronous altitude
Plasma sheet convection velocities from electron flux measurements at synchronous altitude, noting flux increase time dependence on energy
Johnson, R. G.↗
Synchronous meteorological satellite program
Synchronous meteorological satellite programs, noting earth imaging, data transmission, collection and relay and space environment monitoring
Fordyce, D. V.↗
Determination of the sea surface slope distribution and wind velocity using sun glitter viewed from a synchronous satellite
Sea surface slope distribution and wind velocity determination by sun glitter photography from synchronous satellite
Levanon, N.↗
Quiettime observation of a coherent compressional Pc-4 micropulsation at synchronous altitude
Coherent periodic compressional micropulsations of geomagnetic field intensity and energetic electron fluxes at synchronous altitude during quiet day
Barfield, J. N.↗
Development of low-cost receiving systems for television signals transmitted from synchronous satellites
Low cost TV ground receiving systems for signals transmitted from synchronous satellites, describing reception techniques, manufacturing and performance characteristics
Miller, E. F.↗
Evaluation of the hazard from exposure to electron irradiation simulating that in the synchronous orbit
The electron spectrum predicted for the synchronous orbit was simulated to determine the effects that might occur to astroscientists exposed to such irradiation while on a prolonged space station mission in that region. Miniature pigs were exposed to monoenergetic and spectral-fractionated irradiations with 0.5 to 2.1 MeV electrons. Clinical and pathological alterations observed in biopsies were correlated with depth-dose pattern and length of post irradiation period up to one year. With monoenergetic electrons, the lowest dose causing a recognizable lesion was 1450 rad and with increasing dose lesions appeared earlier and were more severe. At the highest dose given, 2650 rad, ulceration extending into the dermis was present by twenty one days and required about four months for complete healing. Spectral-fractionated irradiations, in which the total dose range was essentially comparable to that of the monoenergetic series, resulted in very minimal outer dermis edema at 1790 rad and at no dose employed did necrosis of epidermis or ulceration into dermis occur.
Lippincott, S. W.↗