A FLUXGATE MAGNETOMETER FOR SPACE APPLICATION
Basic principles and characteristics of a fluxgate magnetometer used for space applications
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Basic principles and characteristics of a fluxgate magnetometer used for space applications
Magnetometer for determination of angular motion of spinning body in regular precession
Mariner IV space probe magnetometer observations of interplanetary magnetic field transitions
Comparison of Explorer VI and Explorer X satellites magnetometer magnitude and direction data on magnetosphere disturbance field
Gemini IV spacecraft triaxis magnetometer data on magnitude and direction of local geomagnetic field
Rocketborne transistorized magnetometer for geomagnetic field determination
Magnetometer for magnitude and direction of magnetic field /solar wind/ in space designed for Pioneer C and D spacecraft
Fabrication techniques of alkali metal spectral lamp and gas absorption cells for rubidium magnetometer
Shielding properties of lead cylinder around magnetometer
Space orientation of rotating rocket vehicle found by solar sensor and magnetometer data
Investigations to select optimum combination of wire diameter and resistance ratio for use as copper magnetoresistance magnetometer
Magnetometer on Mariner IV Mars probe for interplanetary magnetic field and Mars magnetic field measurements
Gamma-level ring-core magnetometer sensitivity parameters, noting frequency, dynamic differential permeability, number of pickup turns, etc
Magnetopause location, boundary positions and magnetic noise spectral data obtained with triaxial search coil magnetometer aboard Ogo I satellite
Flux gate magnetometer for interplanetary magnetic field measurements
Theory and operation of nuclear magnetometer
Filling and covering for potassium, rubidium, and cesium vapor absorption chambers of radiooptical resonance magnetometers