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Camera obtains powder-type photographs of single crystals or polycrystalline powder specimens. X-ray diffraction photographs of a powder specimen are characterized by improved resolution and greater intensity. A reasonably good powder pattern of small samples can be produced for identification purposes.
Mechanical design and performance of spin-scan camera for cloud photography
Panoramic television cameras aboard Lunik lunar probes
Optical system for recording Schlieren images with continuous writing, ultrahigh speed framing camera
Design and performance of modified ultraminiature television camera prototype with transmitter
Image dissector camera subsystem, associated ground support equipment, and integration support for Applications Technology Satellite
Electron beam field mapping with aid of image tube cameras and spectrometers
Velocity synchronized Fourier transform hologram camera system
Photogrammetric calibration of Apollo film cameras
Numerical predictions of effective operating periods for RAE-A satellite vidicon camera used for measuring antenna boom tip positions
Performance tests on display processor for improved Apollo television camera
Photodielectric tape camera with optical images stored on tape in form of charge pattern
Kerr magneto-optic camera for 10 nsec exposures of dynamic magnetization configuration in magnetic thin film during high speed flux reversal
Variable time lapse videoscintiscope in medical applications, discussing implementation of TV camera, signal tape recording and audio activation
Extended source Fourier transform holography for single image synthesis of multiple identical images produced by multiple pinhole camera in X ray astronomy
Photogrammetric camera system developed from NASA requirements to document lunar surface environment during manned space flight exploration
Rigorous calibration program, coupled with a sophisticated data-processing program that introduced compensation for system response to correct photometry, geometric linearity, and resolution, converted a television camera to a quantitative measuring instrument. The output data are in the forms of both numeric printout records and photographs.
Design, construction, and simulation tests of Apollo lunar surface close-up camera