Solid-state wide-range low power camera timer for space applications
Timing device for controlling camera shutter during Aerobee rocket flight
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Timing device for controlling camera shutter during Aerobee rocket flight
Tesseral harmonics of gravitational field and geodetic datum shifts derived from Baker-Nunn camera observations of satellites
Determination of lunar luminance to set video gain of Ranger TV cameras
Panoramic facsimile camera providing IR and visible spectrum imagery designed for unmanned space operation, noting construction, weight, etc
Dielectric-tape TV camera for panoramic scanning application in meteorological satellite, discussing subject logic and control system design
Camera tubes for recording Stratoscope II TELESCOPE, noting photometric fidelity
Pinhole array camera for multiple image production for integrated circuits
Shutters, lenses, vidicons, data rates and calibration techniques for TV cameras of Rangers VI, VII, VIII and IX
Performance in flight of Nimbus 1 automatic picture transmission television-camera system
Solid state, pulse-train generator to control shutter and film-advance timing in camera experiments on sounding rockets
Microcircuit design concepts applicable to Apollo television camera
Electrical, mechanical, and circuit design of ultraminiature television camera
Ultimate sensitivity of space camera imaging devices with particular reference to slow scan vidicon
Panoramic facsimile camera for unmanned space operation providing 360 degrees IR and visible spectrum imagery
Image dissector camera providing high resolving power, photometric fidelity and long life for use in meteorological satellite
ATS-1 spin scan camera experiment for photographic recording of weather motions
ATS-1 spin scan camera experiment for photographic recording of weather motions