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Automatic Malfunction Analysis

Automatic Malfunction Analysis /AMA/ digital computer software system supporting checkout and testing, defining normal system status by computer simulation

Jaegly, R. L.↗

Berkeley array processor

Berkeley array processor /special purpose digital computer/ for correlation, convolution, recursive filtering, matrix multipication, etc

Dere, W. Y.↗

The Surveyor shock absorber

Surveyor spacecraft landing shock absorbers design and performance assessment by digital computer simulation

Sperling, F. B.↗

Determination of radiation interchange factors

Method utilizes an analytical model, a method of solution which is compatible with digital computer analysis, and a generalized computer program to carry out the computations.

Bobco, R. P.↗

Spin vector control of a spinning space station

Digital computer program simulates system and related functions. Program is intended for, but not limited to, altitude control studies of rotating space station. Russel's method of formulating and solving motion equations for system of rigid bodies connected by movable joints is applied. Program features are listed.

Hendricks, T.↗

Nonvolatile read/write memory element - A concept

Memory, with limited number of programming cycles, is achieved by using verticle, fusible links in series with oxide breakthrough elements. Memory elements are fabricated with integrated circuit technology and are ideal for low power digital computer application.

Cricchi, J. R.↗

Thermal analysis system /TAS-1/ program

Digital computer program develops temperature control system which maintains various subsystems within proper temperature limits. Coding is simple and input rules are easy to use and remember. Output format is easy to understand and to analyze for error diagnosis.

Hultberg, J. A.↗