A study of inert-gas welding process transferability of set-up parameters
Feasibility of transferring TIG weld settings and obtaining similar weld characteristics
TUNGSTEN INERT GAS /TIG/ WELDING↗
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Improved RF calibration techniques - dc potentiometer microwave insertion loss test set
Dual-channel microwave insertion loss test set which incorporates power meter coaxial thermistors with dc nulling scheme
MICROWAVE APPARATUS↗
Switching properties of a partially set square- loop ferrite core.
Switching properties of partially set square-loop ferrite core, noting flux level influence, measurement techniques, etc
FERRITE↗
A precision dc potentiometer microwave insertion loss test set.
Precision DC potentiometer microwave test set for coaxial or waveguide insertion loss measurement
DIRECT CURRENT /DC/↗
Integrator can easily be set and reset with an electronic switch
Electronic switch sets and resets integrator circuit to some initial condition using a grounded capacitor. This circuit also uses four equal resistors and an operational amplifier.
Deboo, G. J.↗
M-ary signal sets for scatter-multipath and other asynchronous communication
Summary data on optimality condition for M-ary signal sets
SIGNAL RECEPTION↗
AN/GMD rawin set receiver system Final report
Range measurement improvement techniques for rawin set receiving system, and solid state receiver subsystem hardware design
RAWIN↗
RF techniques - Application of dc potentiometer insertion loss test set to mm wavelengths
Thermistor mount for dc potentiometer insertion loss test set
TEST EQUIPMENT↗
A set of uniform variational parameters for space trajectory analysis
Set of uniform variational orbit parameters for space trajectory analysis
ORBIT CALCULATION↗
Evaluation of a SET VIII thermionic generator.
SET VIII Thermionic generator, evaluating operational and long term performance characteristics for space applications
THERMIONIC CONVERSION SYSTEM↗
Two-way digital driver/receiver uses one set of lines
Two-way /bilateral/ digital driver/receiver system using MOS circuits was designed for a multiprocess computer having several subsystems at relatively close locations. The system requires only a single set of communication lines between subsystems, thus achieving lower cost with increased reliability.
Burnett, G. J.↗
The concept of invariant set for stochastic dynamical systems, and applications to stochastic stability
Stochastic Liapunov functions and invariant set concept
Kushner, H. J.↗
Parameterization of the set of positive- definite matrices and an algorithm for its generation
Numerical analysis on set elements for positive definite symmetric matrices by parameterization
Geiss, G. R.↗
Design and development of a prototype digital test set.
Design and development of prototype Digital Test Set /DTS/ for onboard checkout system design
Weldon, J. W.↗
Quick-set temporary bonding clamps
Method of bonding materials to a flat surface eliminates the use of bolts to hold the pieces together. Two adhesives are used, the primary or permanent bonding material and a quick setting adhesive. No permanent after effects are left on the surfaces to which the materials are bonded.
Baker, C. D.↗
Flexible rivet-set
Tool sets rivets in tight places where the riveting head of the gun cannot be laid on the rivet. Tool may be made in any of many diameters and lengths, and its principle and use are not restricted to riveting.
Hespenhide, W. H.↗
Automatic computation of data-set definitions
Mathematical method for the construction of a computer program data set description from a computer program contains detailed declarative information. Cartesian products and disjoint-union operators are used to yield a series of recursive group equations.
Reynolds, J. C.↗
A comparison of three sets of higher order adiabatic plasma equations
Comparsion of three sets of higher order approximate plasma equations
Wilson, G. E.↗