Study to establish transient suppression techniques and criteria. Experimental study, phase 3
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Design of nuclear electric propelled unmanned spacecraft
Crosstalk problems and cross grid control, and experimental hardware design for fluidically controlled plasma display devices
Oscillatory grid control, plasma cell matrix design, and control system for fluidically controlled plasma display devices
Removing atmospheric and antenna pattern effects from multifrequency radiometer
Particle irradiation tests on concave and Pyrex gratings
Annotated bibliography on human reliability in connection with industrial safety
Calorimeter design for spacecraft nickel cadmium battery thermal output measurements
Spacecraft crew function classification and methods for communicating with onboard computers
Research progress in developing shielded flat-cable and termination method
Man machine systems and astronaut and onboard computer communications
Mosaic crystal development and applications in X ray polarimeters and spectrometers for HEAO
Reusable nuclear shuttle configuration, mass characteristics, stage and INT-21 interfaces, and design criteria and constraints
Reusable nuclear shuttle mission specifications and design requirements
Reusable nuclear shuttle program schedules and logic networks of tasks, sequencing, and interfaces
The construction of a quartz bulb-quartz cavity type rubidium maser is described, and the results obtained with two of these masers are presented. The tuning characteristics, medium term stability, and short term stability are reported. It is concluded that the stability of the masers in the short term region is superior to any of the oscillators presently existing. On this basis it is believed that future development of the masers to reduce their size and improve their medium term stability is well justified.
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