Performance of an electrically triggered repetitively pulsed coaxial plasma engine.
Efficiency of two-stage repetitively pulsed coaxial plasma engine calculated from engine thrust and total mass flow
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Efficiency of two-stage repetitively pulsed coaxial plasma engine calculated from engine thrust and total mass flow
Coaxial cable stripping device assures clean, right angled shoulder for RF cable connector fabrication. This method requires minimal skill and creates a low voltage standing wave ratio and mechanical stability in the interconnecting RF Cables.
Radiation patterns of high impact coaxial cavity radiator antenna before and after impact
Field stabilization of nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometers by means of samples coaxial and external to receiver coil
Equations of motion for flutter and stability of coaxial elastic circular cylindrical shells between which flows compressible fluid
Excitation of magnetohydrodynamic wave guide in coaxial line
Equally spaced, coaxial coil system design to produce uniform magnetic field
Measurement of time varying spectra of argon plasma in coaxial gun for two different gun geometries
Hot-wire anemometer system for measuring velocity fluctuations in turbulent coaxial flow field of dissimilar fluids
Axial turbulence measurements in coaxial flow of dissimilar gases
Mixing of turbulent, incompressible, coaxial streams
Two channel transient voltage digitizer for correlation of transient spectra with performance in coaxial, argon plasma guns
Similarity solution for turbulent mixing between jet and faster moving coaxial stream
Parameter optimization, and operation of coaxial plasma injector
Coaxial flow stabilization of alternating-current plasma arc
Potential of various gun geometries for coaxial plasma accelerators as space propellants
Coaxial plasma gun research for space propulsion applications