Atomic time and frequency reference system, part 1 Final report, 13 Jan. 1966 - 15 Nov. 1967
Analog and digital circuits, optical package, and power supply of rubidium atomic time and frequency reference system for manned spacecraft
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Single channel and transmitted reference systems
Performance optimization for transmitted reference and signal channel phase shift keying systems
Oberst, J.↗
An intercomparison of some results from Geos-1 data based upon SECOR short arc vs. optical long arc reference orbits
Comparing measured ranges from range rate tracking systems with optical reference orbits
Lerch, F. J.↗
Determination of the Photographic Position of an Object with the Aid of Two and Three Reference Stars
Determination of photographic position of object with aid of two and three reference stars
Deych, A. N.↗
Design of model reference adaptive control systems by Liapunov's second method.
Model reference adaptive control system redesign by Liapunov second method for linear systems
Roy, R. J.↗
Mariner V temperature control reference design, test, and performance.
Mariner 5 temperature control reference design, test and performance
Carroll, W. F.↗
Hydrogen slush density reference system.
Hydrogen slush density reference system for calibrating field type instruments or transferring standards
Daney, D. E.↗
Double-exposure holographic interferometry with separate reference beams.
Double exposure holographic interferometry with separate reference beams, noting finite-fringe interferogram reconstruction and transient phenomena recording capabilities
Ballard, G. S.↗
Circadian acrophases of human 17-hydroxycorticosteroid excretion referred to midsleep rather than midnight.
Electron computer analyses of circadian acrophases of 17-hydroxycorticosteroid excretion with midsleep as phase reference in humans from various cultures
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High-temperature, gas-filled ceramic rectifiers, thyratrons, and voltage-reference tubes
Thyratron, capable of being operated as a rectifier and a voltage-reference tube, was constructed and tested for 1000 hours at temperatures to 800 degrees C. With current levels at 15 amps and peak voltages of 2000 volts and frequencies at 6000 cps, tube efficiency was greater than 97 percent.
Baum, E. A.↗
Radiometric temperature reference
Radiometric Temperature Reference uses a thermistor as both a heating and sensing element to maintain its resistance at a preselected level to continuously control the power supplying it. The fixed infrared radiation level must be simple, rugged, and capable of high temperature operation.
Monford, L. G., Jr.↗
The matrix algebra program. A conversational language for numerical matrix operations - Part 2 - Reference manual
Reference manual for the programming language of Matrix Algebra Program /MAP/
Newbold, P. M.↗
Optimum design of communication links with noisy phase reference
Optimum design of binary phase shift keyed communication links with noisy phase reference
Zrubek, W. E.↗
Derivation of the International Geomagnetic Reference Field IGRF /10/68/. A report to IAGA commission 2, working group 4
Derivation of international geomagnetic reference field
Cain, J. C.↗
Model reference adaptive design Volume 4 of final report, 4 May 1967 - 3 Nov. 1968
Model reference adaptive control system design algorithms and application to pitch control of flexible Saturn 5 launch vehicle
Winsor, C. A.↗
Studies and analyses of automatic command control communications and applications of time reference systems for automatic flight management Final report
Data links and time reference systems in automatic navigation and flight management
Boardman, C. H.↗
A non-orthogonal multi-sensor strapdown inertial reference unit.
Nonorthogonal multisensor strapdown inertial reference unit providing redundant capabilities and optimal performance
Gilmore, J. P.↗