Economic potential of communication satellites
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Meckling, W.↗
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Application of Rice/Wilberforce gravity-gradient damper to NASA lenticular communication satellite
Dynamic characteristics of gravity gradient stabilization and damping system
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Design studies of advanced lenticular passive communication satellites from low to synchronous orbit Report, May - Sep. 1965
Effects of variations in orbital altitude, lens radius of curvature, and lens included angle on physical characteristics of gravity gradient stabilized lenticular satellite configurations
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Development of a 425 foot diameter passive communication satellite with self-erecting properties Quarterly progress report no. 9
Flexure rigidity and tensile strength of Dacron- glass yarn and fiberglass
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Intermodulation distortion study for fm communication satellite systems
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Sullivan, D. P.↗
Primary feeds for the Goonhilly satellite-communication aerial
The 85-ft. diameter aerial at Goonhilly Downs, Cornwall uses a focal-plane paraboloidal reflector illuminated from a primary feed at the focus, Circularly polarized waves are transmitted and received. For optimum gain and uniformity of the aerial radiation patterns, circular symmetry of the primary feed radiation pattern is desirable. The primary feed has therefore been made circularly symmetric.
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Economic aspects of communication satellite systems
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Meckling, W. H.↗
Passive communications satellites
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Osullivan, W. J., Jr.↗
Study of Vertistat orientation for communication satellites Final report
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Nowak, G. H.↗
Synchronization experiment for a time division multiple access satellite communication system
Doppler compensation for maintaining signal synchronization of time division multiple access
Allen, W. K.↗
Multikilowatt transmitter study for space communications satellites. Volume 1 - Summary report, phase 1
High power transmitters with potential applicability to satellite television broadcasting
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Program on application of communications satellites to educational development. Still-Picture Television (SPTV) transmission
Multichannel, continuous audio, still video, TV transmission systems for limited frequency spectrum system
Sharma, G.↗
Program on application of communications satellites to educational development. Wideband CW microwave amplification using Gunn effect devices
Application of Gunn effect to coaxial and microstrip circuits and development of equivalent circuits
Sene, A.↗
Program on application of communications satellites to educational development. Computer-based instruction: A background paper on its status, cost/effectiveness and telecommunications requirements
Status, cost/effectiveness, and telecommunication/satellite requirements of computer-based instruction
Singh, J. P.↗
Program on application of communications satellites to educational development. An instructional satellite system for the United States: Preliminary considerations
Audio-Visual Satellite Instruction system (AVSIN) for USA - preliminary considerations
Dumolin, J. R.↗
Low thrust propulsion system effects on communication satellites.
Choice of type and placement of thrusters on spacecraft (s/c) should include consideration of their effects on other subsystems. Models are presented of the exhaust plumes of mercury, cesium, colloid, hydrazine, ammonia, and Teflon rockets. Effects arising from plume impingement on s/c surfaces, radio frequency interference, optical interference, and earth environmental contamination are discussed. Some constraints arise in the placement of mercury, cesium, and Teflon thrusters. Few problems exist with other thruster types, nor is earth contamination a problem.
Hall, D. F.↗
Satellite communication and navigation for mobile users
Efforts made to utilize space technology for solving communication and navigation problems faced by mobile users in earth orientated situations are outlined. Applications include transoceanic airline communications, reliable long range ship-shore communications, emergency communications in regions with rough terrain, and military operations.
Bernstein, S. L.↗
Application of communication satellites to educational programs
Educational services which telecommunications satellites can provide and the design of systems used to deliver these services to the user are discussed.
Singh, J. P.↗