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Radio Astronomy Explorer /RAE/ satellite consisting of four 750 ft elements in double V antenna configuration
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Radio Astronomy Explorer /RAE/ satellite consisting of four 750 ft elements in double V antenna configuration
Radio Astronomy Explorer /RAE/ satellite for measuring intensity of radio signals from celestial sources
An RAE-I satellite description is given, taking into account a dynamics experiment and the attitude sensing system. A computer program for analyzing flexible spacecraft attitude motions is considered, giving attention to the geometry of rod deformation. The characteristics of observed attitude data are discussed along with an analysis of the main boom root angle, the bending rigidity, and the damper plane angle.
Radio astronomy explorer /RAE/ satellite main antenna array, describing elements, dispenser and take-up mechanisms, construction materials, etc
Current distributions and radiation patterns of resistively loaded V-antenna at quarter scale for radio astronomy Explorer satellite
Transmitting and receiving patterns for log periodic, helical, rhombic, and other antenna configurations for possible use in radio astronomy satellite
Variable ratio DC transformer regulator used in voltage boost configuration of power system in Radio Astronomy Explorer /RAE/ spacecraft, noting RF interference reduction
Dynamic properties of Radio Astronomy Explorer and equations for central-body motion
Equilibrium shape of radio astronomy satellite antenna array in circular orbit
Photographic recording and strain gauge transducer techniques for observing RAE satellite extendible antenna boom motions during damping tests
Quality control assurance for coatings used on satellites, and getter-ion sublimation pumps with controls and power supplies
Torques, gravity-gradient force, and Coulomb drag due to electrodynamic interactions calculated for 750-foot extensible boom antenna for Radio Astronomy Explorer
Cadmium-cadmium coulometers for charge control in nickel-cadmium space batteries
Variable ratio dc transformer regulator used to process main vehicle power from solar array battery power system in radio astronomy explorer spacecraft
Electronic systems integration plan for radio astronomy Explorer satellite