Wide bandwidth traveling wave maser employing magnetic stagger tuning.
Traveling wave maser employing magnetic stagger tuning in small compact superconducting magnet achieves trading excess electronic gain for bandwidth
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Microwave maser development - Extension of klystron tuning range
Tuning range extension of klystrons used for pumping S-band traveling wave masers
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Reduction of wind-tunnel-model vibration by means of a tuned damped vibration absorber installed in the model
Wind tunnel model vibration reduced by use of tuned vibration damping absorber on aircraft model
Capone, F. J.↗
Shapes of tuning curves for single auditory- nerve fibers.
Tuning curves shapes for single fibers in auditory nerve of anesthetized cats
Kiang, N. Y. S.↗
Technique for tuning antenna systems producing negligible signal radiation
Sweep and marker generators tune and match antenna system in its operational environment. Sweep generator simulates transmissions over entire frequency range of the antenna receiving system. Marker generator identifies frequency points along the wave form displayed on oscilloscope.
Merz, K.↗
Method and apparatus for wavelength tuning of liquid lasers
Method and apparatus using temperature control for wavelength tuning of liquid lasers
Billman, K. W.↗
Automatic tuning of a superconducting cavity using optical feedback.
Automatic tuning of superconducting cavity resonant frequency using optical feedback, discussing phase error processing and frequency deviation
Baker, G. L.↗
A self-tuning filter
Self-tuning filter automatically adjusts its center frequency to track signal frequency. This permits the use of a filter with a bandwidth smaller than the range of input signal frequencies.
Deboo, G. J.↗
Thermal tuning of organic dye lasers
Non-mechanical method for tuning liquid laser wavelengths involves electrically varying temperature of laser medium. Technique is used to investigate behavior of laser dyes, and may lead to broad, tunable, light source for spectroscopy measurements of long path absorption.
Billman, K. W.↗
System automatically tunes hydrogen masers
Automatic tuning system permits frequency synchronization between two hydrogen masers. System matches spaceborne clock performance with that of ground-based clock to test red shift theory. This system, used in conjunction with radio astronomy for long-baseline interferometer experiments, serves as a tool for investigation of distant universe phenomena.
Levine, M. W.↗
Tuning arrangement for an electron discharge device or the like Patent
Tuning arrangement for frequency control of magnetron-type electron discharge device
Martucci, V. J.↗
Mean square exceedance characteristics of a single tuned system to amplitude modulated random noise
Mean square exceedance characteristics of single tuned system to amplitude modulated random noise of limited duration
Barnoski, R. L.↗
Prediction of the tuning characteristics of an optical parametric oscillator using parametric fluorescence
Tunable CW optical parametric oscillator optimum operating conditions, using barium, sodium and lithium niobate crystals parametric fluorescence tuning curves for comparison
Laurence, C.↗
Electronic tuning of a dye laser using the acousto-optic filter
Dye laser electronic tuning by inserting calcium-molybdenum oxide acousto-optic filter into cavity
Hansch, T. W.↗
Acousto-optic filter for electronic laser tuning
Electronically tunable lithium niobate filter utilizes acoustic-optic diffraction for tuning laser to desired frequencies. Filter placed inside laser cavity diffracts incident optical signal of one polarization into orthogonal polarization by collinearly propagating acoustic beam to desired wavelength.
Harris, S. E.↗
Electronically tuned optical filters
A detailed account is given of efforts to develop a three layer, polychromic filter that can be tuned electronically. The operation of the filter is based on the cooperative alignment of pleochroic dye molecules by nematic liquid crystals activated by electric fields. This orientation produces changes in the optical density of the material and thus changes in the color of light transmitted through the medium. In addition, attempts to improve materials and devices which employ field induced changes of a cholesteric to a nematic liquid crystal are presented.
Castellano, J. A.↗
Active tuning circuit
Low-cost, inductorless, high Q active-tuning circuit can be made by coupling pair of transistors and their supporting circuitry to take advantage of frequency dependent energy storage effects. Circuit may be manufactured by standard micro-electronic techniques; has very low noise factor; and input-output matching networks are not necessary.
Kleinberg, L. L.↗