A simple balloon technique for measuring the radiation patterns of radio aerials.
Meteorological balloon for measuring radiation patterns of antenna systems at frequencies from 20 mc to 500 mc
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Meteorological balloon for measuring radiation patterns of antenna systems at frequencies from 20 mc to 500 mc
Operator adaptation to sudden changes in controlled element gain and polarity based on tracking error and response time
Youngs double source experiment used to demonstrate phase reversal for three mode patterns of gas laser source
High voltage, low current pulse in series with arc power supply efficiently ignites a carbon arc. The easily and economically produced circuit is useful with arc burners and searchlights and with plasma jets.
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Optically fast, portable spectrograph incorporates auxiliary optics in a boresight technique to use the zero order of the grating for visual alignment. This device obtains moderately resolved spectra of a multitude of light sources.
Ripple-through counter with divide-by-24 output pulse is used in digital control clocks to register hours and give a daily output signal. It uses commercially available digital modules that incorporate and/gates with flip-flops.
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Silicon-Controlled Rectifier /SCR/, gated by a voltage divider, controls the potentiometer in transistorized switching circuits. The SCR acts as a gate to trigger the switching transistor only when the input signal reaches an amplitude that will switch the transistor rapidly.
Pulse counting circuit with an extra chain of flip-flops, delay lines, and gates computes the sum of the squares of the pulse sequences. A pulse train and the sum of the squares of the pulses are simultaneously completed.
Shock-impulse exciter produces a remote checkout of the amplitude calibration and frequency response of a piezoelectric vibration accelerometer. The exciter employs a bimetal spring to apply a mechanical acceleration pulse of a known amplitude and frequency to the accelerometer.
Ripple adder reduces the number of logic circuits required to preform binary addition and subtraction. The adder uses dual input and delayed output flip-flops in one register. The contents of this register are summed with those of a standard register through conventional AND/gates.
Cyclic-load method of studying crack propagation and fatigue life in material testing
Bending moment of vehicle in terms of control parameters - vehicle elastic and sloshing modes
Chromatography of urine extracts for determination of free corticosteroid
Manual space navigation and guidance techniques used on Gemini IV mission - operational feasibility and future applicability of space sextant
Plane vortex and radial flow Reynolds equation reduction to almost completely solvable forms, noting rotating gas planet formation problem
Upper bounds on probability of error achieved by using block codes on general time-discrete memoryless channel