Simple band model for amorphous semiconducting alloys.
Amorphous semiconducting alloys single band model characteristics
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Amorphous semiconducting alloys single band model characteristics
Conducting fluid incompressible flow in entrance of MHD channel by momentum integral method, permitting edge stress existence at boundary layer free stream interface
Mechanical single degree of freedom system mean square response to AM random noise, considering frequency response, input excitation spectrum, etc
AC technique using lock-in power amplifier SNR for measuring galvanomagnetic and Shubnikov-de Haas effects, noting error reduction
Balloon-borne gondola azimuth stabilization using lunar tracker
Neutral exosphere model for nonrotating planet permitting barosphere uniform rotation at certain angular velocity, determining velocity distribution and density
Tester enables direct measurement of the resonant frequency of an yttrium iron garnet disk. The disk is tested while mounted on the isolator strip with less regard for dimensional flaws.
Compact instrument, composed of integrated circuits and a temperature-sensitive platinum resistor, measures temperature over a wide dynamic range. Ultimate accuracy is limited by nonlinearity of the platinum resistor. With proper calibration and current regulation to within 0.01 percent, a measurement accuracy of 0.05 percent can be achieved.
Method is derived from the Chapman-enskog theory which describes viscosities at low-to-moderate pressures. Mixtures of nonpolar gases require the viscosities and molecular weights of the constituents in addition to the mixture composition. Dipole moments, boiling points and liquid boiling point densities are also needed with polar gases.
Test chamber enables rapid estimation of bacteria in a test sample through the reaction of luminol and an oxidant with the cytochrome C portion of certain species of bacteria. Intensity of the light emitted in the reaction is a function of the specific bacteria in the test sample.
Split ring, angular-contact bearing has only one ball path on the inner race and the outer race. Upon failure of either races or balls, bearing is reversed in its housing so that force is applied to opposite points on the races and bearing operation is unaffected by previous failure.
Coatings, consisting of zirconia powder bonded with orthophosphoric acid and a small amount of hydrofluoric acid, are hard, strong, and refractory, resist thermal shock, and provide good thermal protection. After the aqueous coating is applied to a metallic surface, only a 600 deg F cure is required before service.
Algorithm, based on the Borel method of summing divergent sequences, is used for smoothing noisy data where knowledge of frequency content is not required. Technique's effectiveness is demonstrated by a series of graphs.
Thermostat for small objects with temperature range of 100 to 400 K
Onboard optical measurements of angles for orbit prediction established after lunar-ascent and transfer orbits
Simply made, versatile thermostat development in 100 to 400 K temperature range
Description of swinging gear drive, breather cartridge, and hypocycloid timer mechanisms to solve aerospace problems
Pressure probe response determined by sinusoidal pressure generator