THEORY OF DISLOCATION HYSTERESIS WITH APPLICATION TO DAMPING MEASUREMENTS IN MAGNESIUM SINGLE CRYSTALS
Theory of dislocation hysteresis with application to damping measurements in magnesium single crystals
DISLOCATION↗
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THEORY OF DISLOCATION HYSTERESIS WITH APPLICATION TO DAMPING MEASUREMENTS IN MAGNESIUM SINGLE CRYSTALS
Theory of dislocation hysteresis with application to damping measurements in magnesium single crystals
DISLOCATION↗
Hysteresis and eddy-current losses of a transformer lamination viewed as an application of the Poynting theorem
Hysteresis and eddy current losses of transformer lamination as application of Poynting theorem
TRANSFORMER↗
A Numerical Analysis of Hysteresis and Eddy Current Losses in Solid Cylindrical Rods of 1010 Steel
Digital computer method for determining eddy current and hysteresis losses in cylindrical rod of No. 1010 steel
EDDY CURRENT↗
Magnetic hysteresis damping for gravity- gradient stabilization
Magnetic hysteresis damping for gravity-gradient stabilization
DAMPING↗
Hysteresis and macromolecular memory
Hysteresis and macromolecular memory, and memory device requirements as part of cybernetic self-organizing systems
MACROMOLECULE↗
Exploratory studies of contact angle hysteresis, wetting of solidified rare gases and surface properties of mercury Final report
Contact angle hysteresis, wetting of solidified rare gases, and surface properties of mercury
SURFACE CHEMISTRY↗
Uniaxial anisotropy and rotational hysteresis in thin gadolinium films.
Uniaxial anisotropy and rotational hysteresis in thin gadolinium films
HYSTERESIS↗
Description of film - Cavitation hysteresis.
Motion picture on cavitation hysteresis, details on test apparatus, noting cavitation delay time
CAVITATION FLOW↗
Elastic guides reduce hysteresis effect in Belleville spring package
Peripheral support guides that elastically flex with the slight breathing on radial displacement during actuation can greatly reduce the hysteresis present in a Belleville spring package. This technique provides a control device that enhances the precision of pressure regulating valves, pressure switches, and vacuum actuators.
Mc Glashan, W. F., Jr.↗
Circuit increases capability of hysteresis synchronous motor
Frequency and phase detector circuit enables a hysteresis synchronous motor to drive a load of given torque value at a precise speed determined by a stable reference. This technique permits driving larger torque loads with smaller motors and lower power drain.
Markowitz, I. N.↗
Hysteresis loop measurement during fatigue testing at 30 Hz.
Hysteresis loop measurement using Sonntag fatigue machine which produces sinusoidal force at 30 Hz fixed frequency
EXTENSOMETER↗
Flexible pivot mount eliminates friction and hysteresis
Flexible steel pivot mount, suspended by flat vertical beryllium copper springs, is capable of rotation, free of hysteresis and starting friction. Mount requires no lubrication, is made in varying sizes, and is driven with either dc torque motor or mechanical linkage.
Highman, C. O.↗
Electric field hysteresis effects in the transmission properties of liquid crystals
Electric field hysteresis effects in transmission properties of liquid crystals
Melamed, L.↗
''Hysteresis'' effects in cosmic ray modulation and the cosmic ray gradient near solar minimum
Hysteresis effect on cosmic ray modulation and gradient ionization near solar minimum from measurements made near earth with OGO 1 and 3 ion chambers
Kane, S. R.↗
Vehicle flight scaling with aerodynamic flow hysteresis
Missile oscillations in plane during pitching moment hysteresis, discussing test coefficients suitability for predicting motion
Jaffe, P.↗
Design of hysteresis circuits using differential amplifiers
Design equations for hysteresis circuit are based on the following assumptions: amplifier input impedance is larger than source impedance; amplifier output impedance is less than load impedance; and amplifier switches state when differential input voltage is approximately zero. Circuits are designed to any given specifications.
Cooke, W. A.↗