Investigation of current degradation phenomenon in superconducting solenoids first quarterly progress report, jul. 15 - oct. 15, 1964
Current degradation in superconducting solenoids in external magnetic field
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Current degradation in superconducting solenoids in external magnetic field
Ultraviolet degradation of polymer films
Quality factors for degraded proton spectra from ratio of dose equivalent to absorbed dose - radiation dose measurements in skin
Transmission system with degradation of binary coded data due to bit errors
Current degradation in superconducting solenoids - supercurrent stability of titanium-niobium alloy wire
Frequency synthesizer evaluation to determine amount of expected frequency degradation
High voltage pulse causing beta degradation and junction resistance drop in transistor
Polymer degradation dosimeter of polyisobutylene in heptane noting viscosity range effects, concentration change and molecular weight
Photometric measurements of Echo I satellite on specular degradation of aluminized Mylar surface during orbit
Optical and electrical parameters of zinc oxide degradation during exposure to spectral radiation
Physical characteristics of residual DNA in bacterial cells after degradation due to ionizing radiation
DNA-agar annealing of residual DNA after degradation by ionizing radiation
Thermal control coating degradation data from aluminum case containing four sensors aboard Pegasus spacecraft
Thermal control coating spectral sensitivity to UV induced degradation, noting rapidly increasing damage as incident radiation wavelength decreases
Lunar environment effects on Surveyor I components, particularly white paint degradation as function of time
Tests demonstrate the room temperature ductility of degraded Rene 41 can be increased to acceptable values by solution heat treatment at a temperature of 2050 degrees to 2150 degrees F /1 to 2 hours/ and cooling through a controlled temperature range followed by normal aging in air /16 hours at 1400 degrees F/.
Optical and meteorological instrumentation for measuring atmospheric degradation of laser beams
Degradation of radiator surfaces due to lunar dust contamination and removal/prevention concepts