Analytical and developmental investigation of electron strip multipliers, phase 3 Final report
Operational gain fatigue mechanisms in continuous dynode electron multipliers
Cone, D. R.↗
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Improved sterilizable multiplier phototubes Quarterly progress report, period ending 29 Feb. 1968
Sterilizable multiplier phototubes with visible reponse for use in scintillation counting
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Study of step recovery diode frequency multiplier characteristics Interim report
Design, packaging, circuitry, and testing of solid state superhigh frequency transmitter using step recovery diode frequency multiplier
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Research in the development of an improved multiplier phototube Final report
Triggered light sources, after pulsing, and materials for multiplier phototubes
Barr, F. H.↗
Aging and rejuvenation of electron multipliers.
Rejuvenation of AgMg electron multipliers by outgassing and baking techniques
Wright, W. H.↗
An explicit solution for the Lagrange multipliers on the singular subarc of an optimal trajectory.
Optimal thrust programming of single stage rocket vehicle for maximum payoff at end conditions using Lagrange multipliers for singular arc
Burns, R. E.↗
A directional, low energy electron detector employing channel electron multipliers.
Directional low energy electron detector using channel electron multipliers, noting electron detection efficiency and proton detection efficiency
Sharber, J. R.↗
Electron multiplier pulse-height distributions.
Multistage AgMg electron multiplier pulse height distribution determination using charge sensitive amplifier with variable discriminator
Wright, W. H.↗
Thermal diffusion and multiply-charged atoms in the magnetosphere.
Thermal diffusion effects in plasmas applied to magnetosphere, discussing presence of multiply charged atoms due to deviations from local thermodynamic equilibrium
Nakada, M. P.↗
Device for diode tuning in a stripline varactor harmonic multiplier
Stripline varactor harmonic multiplier uses a device for positioning the varactor diode with respect to the stripline circuit to obtain series resonance. The device also reduces detuning effects, due to thermal expansion, over a wide temperature range.
Steele, K. P.↗
Improved sterilizable multiplier phototubes Final report
Development of sterilizable multiplier phototube for scintillation counter
Dumas, E. J.↗
The application of channel electron multipliers to scanning electron microscopy Progress report
Channel electron multipliers for cathode luminescent collection of topographic details
Shaw, D. A.↗
Continuous channel electron multiplier operated in the pulse saturated mode
Peaked pulse height distributions for channel electron multiplier at high gain levels
Hendee, C. F.↗
Degradation of multiplier phototubes exposed to spatial radiations
Degradation of multiplier phototubes exposed to spatial radiations
Bae, M. S.↗
L sub 2 -stability of time-varying systems - Construction of multipliers with prescribed phase characteristics.
Stability of time varying systems by construction of multipliers with prescribed phase characteristics
Freedman, M. I.↗
A low-energy channel-multiplier spectrometer for ATS-E.
Channel multiplier spectrometer for low energy electrons and protons at synchronous altitude on ATS-E satellite
Bakke, J. C.↗
Propagation and source characteristics derived from the low-energy, multiply charged, cosmic- ray nuclei.
Low energy multiply charged cosmic ray nuclei propagation and source characteristics, considering two component model based on OGO satellite measurements
Comstock, G. M.↗
Degradation of continuous-channel electron multipliers in a laboratory operating environment.
Continuous-channel electron multipliers degradation in spacecraft environment simulation laboratory equipment
Frank, L. A.↗