A new brushless D-C torque motor system with integrated controller.
Brushless DC torque motor with unique position- sensing device based on variable magnetic reluctance
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Brushless DC torque motor with unique position- sensing device based on variable magnetic reluctance
Precision DC potentiometer test for measuring microwave coaxial or waveguide insertion loss
Basic considerations for DC to DC conversion networks, detailing relationship between characteristics of active resistor and maximum AC POWER generated by active element
High efficiency dc to dc converter regulators for spacecraft power supply
Circuit considerations for dc to dc conversion in high frequency range
Variable ratio dc transformer regulator used to process main vehicle power from solar array battery power system in radio astronomy explorer spacecraft
Nondissipative dc to dc regulator-converter study
Linearity and temperature stability of linear analog dc voltage-to-pulse width converter
HF design of DC-DC converters with low weight and high performance for spacecraft power systems
DC-to-DC prime converter for anchored interplanetary monitoring platform spacecraft /AIMP/ transforming power from solar array into suitable level for instrumentation electronics
Photomultipliers in DC output mode for extreme UV
DC discharge parameters solution using pressure theory with generation terms stressing one- and two-dimensional cases
Circuit design and performance to convert DC INPUT voltage to pulse train with width proportional to input
Technique increases the signal current, where direct beam readout is used, in Secondary Electron Conduction /SEC/ camera tubes. Increasing the storage capacity and therefore the dynamic range of the SEC target permits satisfactory operation at reduced frame rates.
Ion beam current and direction changes due to electrode misalignment, and analysis of electrode temperature distribution and thermal stresses in ion engine thrust vector
Electric circuit for reversing direction of current flow
Radio wave propagation predictions are described in which modern comprehensive theoretical ionospheric models are coupled with ray-tracing programs. In the computer code described, a network of electron density and collision frequency parameters along a band about the great circle path is calculated by specifying the transmitter and receiver geographic coordinates, time, the day number, and the 2800-MHz solar flux. The ray paths are calculated on specifying the frequency, mode, range of elevation angles, and range of azimuth angles from the great circle direction. The current program uses a combination of the Penn State MKI E and F region models and the Mitra-Rowe D and E region model. Application of the technique to the prediction of satellite to ground propagation and calculation of oblique incidence propagation paths and absorption are described. The implications of the study to the development of the next generation of ionospheric models are discussed.