Some effects of descent engine throttle logic and initial altitude errors on landing site visibility
Effects of descent engine throttle logic and initial altitude errors on landing site visibility
Moore, T. E.↗
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Threshold logic implementation of a modular computer system design
Threshold logic implementation for LSI design of modular computer system
Beinart, J. H.↗
Pulse height analyzer and associated threshold detection and logic circuitry for general satellite application
Scientific satellites pulse height analyzer and associated threshold detection and logic circuitry
Cancro, C. A.↗
A digital logic system for the evaluation of instrumental contributions to chromatographic band broadening
Digital logic control of chromatographic system for measuring instrumental contributions to band broadening
Cram, S. P.↗
Direction-cosine attitude-control logic for spin-stabilized axisymmetric spacecraft
Direction cosine attitude control logic for spin stabilized axisymmetric spacecraft, using control torques generated by reaction jet system
Childs, D. W.↗
Fast low-power-drain logic system for use in nuclear experiments on scientific satellites
Scientific satellites nuclear experiments fast low power drain logic system, using AND and NAND gates, pulse generators, delays and bistables
Cancro, C. A.↗
Exclusive-Or digital logic module Patent
Constructing Exclusive-Or digital logic circuit in single module
Batte, W. G.↗
Logic devices for the readiness assessment of mechanical components
Logic devices for readiness assessment and checkout of airborne and ground equipment mechanical components
Hartung, D. J.↗
The synthesis of regulator logic using state- variable concepts
Regulator logic synthesis using state variable feedback for stationary linear plants
Bryson, A. E., Jr.↗
On majority-logic decoding for duals of primitive polynomial codes
Majority logic decoding for primitive polynomial and dual codes, discussing nonorthogonal parity-check sums formation methods and Euclidean geometry maximality
Kasami, T.↗
On the construction of a class of majority- logic decodable codes
Majority-logic decodable block codes construction by combining shorter length codes, obtaining correctable error bounds
Kasami, T.↗
Ferromagnetic-fluid logic devices
Logic element switches flows of low pressure process control fluid in fluidics assemblies. Device operates both electrically and fluidically and is controlled by passing permanent magnet or electromagnet over elements, thus providing proximity switching functions.
Makowski, M. J.↗
Irradiation of MOS-FET devices to provide desired logic functions
Gamma, X-ray, electron, or other radiation is used to shift threshold potentials of MOS devices on logic circuits. Before irradiation MOS gates to be shifted are biased positive and other gates are grounded to substrate. Threshold lasts 10 years. Thermal annealing brings circuit back to original configuration.
Danchenko, V.↗
Logic controlled solid state switchgear
Logic controlled solid state circuit breakers and power transfer switches have been designed and built to demonstrate their use for 270 V dc power systems. This switchgear provides remote operation, automatic current level, and operates several orders of magnitude faster with much greater accuracy of response than conventional switchgear.
Buchanan, E.↗
Logic-controlled solid-state switchgear for 270 volt dc.
A feasibility study to design and demonstrate solid-state switchgear composed of circuit breakers and a power transfer switch is described. The switchgear operates on a nominal 270 Vdc circuit and controls power to a load up to 15 A. One circuit breaker may be interconnected to a second to form a power transfer switch. Breaker or switch on-off and transfer functions can be remotely controlled. Automatic overload trip-out is provided through an ultimate current trip and an I squared t trip for transient overcurrents lower than the ultimate current trip level. A number of reclosures with variable time delay between trip-out and reclosure are programmed and controlled by integrated analog and COSMOS logic circuits. A commutation circuit that creates minimal transient disturbances to either source or load was developed to interrupt current flow through the main SCR switching element.-
Waddington, D.↗
Logic-controlled solid state switchgear for 270 volts dc
A feasibility study to design and demonstrate solid state switchgear in the form of circuit breakers and a power transfer switch is described. The switchgear operates on a nominal 270 V dc circuit and controls power to a load of up to 15 amperes. One circuit breaker may be interconnected to a second breaker to form a power transfer switch. On-off and transfer functions of the breakers or the transfer switch are remotely controlled. A number of reclosures with variable time delay between tripout and reclosure are programmed and controlled by integrated analog and COSMOS logic circuits. A unique commutation circuit, that generates only minimal transient disturbance to either source or load, was developed to interrupt current flow through the main SCR switching element. Laboratory tests demonstrated performance of the solid state circuit breakers over specified voltage and temperature ranges.
Sundberg, G. R.↗
Study to define logic associated with CMGS to maneuver and stabilize an orbiting spacecraft
A study was conducted to define the logic associated with the control moment gyroscopes to maneuver and stabilize an orbiting spacecraft. The study objectives are as follows: (1) to define mission requirements and feasible attitudes for a shuttle-like vehicle that will meet mission objectives, (2) to determine the control moment gyroscope (CMG) and system configurations that will best meet overall mission requirements, (3) to define all of the software required to manage and control the selected CMG systems, and (4) to verify by computer simulation the adequacy of the selected CMG system and specified software package in meeting the overall mission requirements.
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