Compact retractor protects cabling loops
Core and swivel retractor mechanism combined with cable stiffeners provides compact, long-wearing protection for cabling loops in cabinet-mounted electronic equipment drawers.
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Basic suppression techniques are evaluated
Investigation of standard suppression methods facilitates switching of inductively loaded circuits which causes interference in adjacent electronic equipment. The data are reduced to tabular form and rapid selection of components by the designer can be made without lengthy calculations or trial and error manipulations.
Dawirs, H. N.↗
Coldplate of pin fin design makes efficient heat exchanger
Flat, hollow coldplate that permits the flow of coolant liquid removes heat from heat-generating electronic equipment. This coldplate solves usual problems of bulk, weight, and excessive pumping requirements.
Dyer, W. F.↗
Quartz crystals detect gas contaminants during vacuum chamber evacuation
Piezoelectric quartz crystals detect condensable gas contaminants backstreaming into a vacuum chamber when a pump is evacuating the chamber. One crystal acts as a thermometer, the other detects mass change. They are energized by electronic equipment which records frequency changes.
Stephens, J. B.↗
Continuous wave detector has wide frequency range
Portable battery-operated detector indicates the presence of steady state signals exceeding a predetermined value over a wide frequency range by the closure of output relay contacts. It was designed to monitor electronic equipment used in the Saturn 2 program.
Deutsch, W. F.↗
Research Achievements Review, volume II
Materials research - diffusion bonding methods, stress corrosion tests, nondestructive testing, material designs for electronic equipment, and nonmetallic material development.
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Regulated dc-to-dc converter features low power drain
A regulated dc-to-dc converter requires negligible standby power for the operation of critical electronic equipment. The main operating circuitry consumes power intermittently according to load conditions, rather than constantly.
Thornwall, J.↗
Silicon surface barrier detectors used for liquid hydrogen density measurement
Multichannel system employing a radioisotope radiation source, strontium-90, radiation detector, and a silicon surface barrier detector, measures the local density of liquid hydrogen at various levels in a storage tank. The instrument contains electronic equipment for collecting the density information, and a data handling system for processing this information.
James, D. T.↗
A study of electronic packages environmental control systems and vehicle thermal systems integration. Appendix - Thermal analysis data, part 3 Final report
Electronic equipment thermal environmental analysis - graphs
Watanabe, D. J.↗
Corona induced failures on Nimbus A during ground testing
Corona induced failures in Nimbus A electronic equipment during ground testing
Charp, S.↗
High thermal conductivity polymeric materials for spacecraft use Interim summary report, 1 Jul. 1966 - 1 Jun. 1968
High thermal conductivity polymeric materials for spacecraft electronic equipment use
Jenkins, R. K.↗
Accelerated testing of electronic parts Final report
Qualitative and quantitative accelerated testing methods for electronic equipment
Evans, R. A.↗
Effects of nuclear radiation as part of the temperature-vacuum-power environment.
Spacecraft electronic equipment components reliability when nuclear radiation affects nuclear devices
Hamman, D. J.↗
Oculometer for ''hands-off'' pointing and tracking.
Pointing and tracking systems responding to operators eyes, noting electro-optical sensor and electronic equipment
Merchant, J.↗
Concept for a multifunctional oscilloscope probe
Multifunctional oscilloscope probe incorporates required electronic components so that any one of three desired functions /direct, demodulation, or low capitance/ can be switched into the oscilloscope. The probe obviates the need for the three seperate oscilloscope probes previously used in checking electronic equipment.
Stringer, E. J.↗
Fuse protects circuit from voltage and current overloads
Low-melting resistor connected in series with the load protects the circuit against current overloads. It protects test subjects and patients being monitored by electronic instrumentation from inadvertant overloads of current, and sensitive electronic equipment against high-voltage damage.
Casey, L. O.↗
A Study of Hybrid Sequential and Algebraic Decoding Techniques Final Report
Sequential decoding with digital computers and spacecraft electronic equipment
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Proceedings of the Spacecraft Electromagnetic Interference Workshop
Electromagnetic compatibility criteria for electronic equipment and components in aerospace systems.
Joseph G Bastow↗