Three-day battery for 425 C environment.
Three-day battery capable of operation at temperature of 425 degrees C for use on lunar and planetary probes
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Three-day battery capable of operation at temperature of 425 degrees C for use on lunar and planetary probes
Design of isotopic heat sources for space missions, noting atmospheric contamination when source burns on reentry, source and shield weights, sealing of alpha emitters, etc
Suitability of Saturn IB/Centaur and Atlas/ Centaur launched solar-electric propulsion vehicles for performing 0.1-AU solar probe mission
Criteria for use of Rankine MHD systems in space
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Acceptance testing of four ampere hour flooded sealed nickel-cadmium secondary spacecraft cells
Development of 100 watt S-band traveling wave tube for space applications
Secondary rechargeable zinc-oxygen battery for spacecraft
Zinc electrode improvement work for use in spacecraft electrochemical cells
DC-to-DC prime converter for anchored interplanetary monitoring platform spacecraft /AIMP/ transforming power from solar array into suitable level for instrumentation electronics
Suitability of Saturn IB/Centaur and Atlas/ Centaur launched solar-electric propulsion vehicles for performing 0.1-AU solar probe mission