Semiconductor switches for aerospace alternating-current power applications
Breadboard three-phase static switch for space alternating current power systems
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Breadboard three-phase static switch for space alternating current power systems
Progress status on high power, low saturation voltage silicon switching transistor
Envelope, electrode, and trigger design for high voltage high current switch
Development of gallium arsenide laser diode with silicon phototransistor for optical isolation switch
Design and test data of pressure switch for thrustor operation detection of lunar excursion module reaction control system
Integrated circuit switch utilizing internal photon generation and detection techniques
Breadboard models of magnetic switch with fail-safe characteristics for spacecraft computer
Nuclear magnetic resonance of domain switching in ferroelectric rochelle salt
Electromagnetic switching properties of bistable, magnetically permeable liquid bead with nondestructive memory for gas flow control
Analog probability switches using ferrielectric transpolarizers
Accuracy capabilities of calibrationable pressure switch /Calips/ checkout system
High power low saturation voltage silicon switching transistor
Ferrite latching switch and combiner with 33 circulators having low insertion loss
Feasibility of transforming solid state switches into high current resettable fuses
Development of failure sensing switching circuitry for electrical power system reliability during extended space missions
Negative resistance and switching in amorphous B thin films observed in Ti electrodes, noting volt-ampere characteristics
Resistance multiplication in RC integrated circuit design by switching
Muscle action potential and hand switch disjunctive reaction times to visual, auditory, and combined visual-auditory displays