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Preliminary assembly and initial test results of gas bearing gyroscope with high-g and sterilization capabilities
Design, construction, and tests of all-pneumatic free gyroscope with wide angle gas bearing supports
Frequency response, equation of motion, elastic restraint and structural flexibility of gyroscopic vibration absorber, noting antiresonant frequency functions
Experimental cryogenic gyroscope drift data, discussing Fourier analysis and mathematical model
Minimum variance estimation for gyroscopic drift parameters, discussing optimal estimation procedure and noise model
Gas spin-up system for electrostatically supported cryogenic gyroscope noting design
Gas bearing gyroscope possessing high G and sterilization capability, utilizing low power spinmotor and high frequency pump
Heat sterilization program for ALPHA 3 ball bearing gyroscope motor
Intent, results, and recommendations of research program for Electrically Supported Vacuum Gyroscope /ESVG/
Electric torque analysis as part of research on Electrically Supported Vacuum Gyroscope /ESVG/
Suspension factors analyzed as part of research on Electrically Supported Vacuum Gyroscope /ESVG/ for spacecraft
Error analysis to improve readout accuracy of Electrically Supported Vacuum Gyroscope /ESVG
Suboptimal compensation of gyroscopic coupling for inertia-wheel attitude control by mathematical techniques
Synchronous vibration absorbers using gyroscopic systems, noting antiresonance with Perissogyro
Advanced strapdown gyroscope for spacecraft inertial navigation units
Optimum stabilization of solid body rotary motion with aid of guided gyroscope
Fabrication of hemispherical opposed self-acting gas bearings for gyroscopes
Calculating drift of electrostatic gyroscopes due to rotor asphericity