Experimental investigation of the SNAP-8 mercury Rankine-cycle power conversion system
Experimental investigation of SNAP 8 mercury Rankine cycle power conversion system
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Experimental investigation of SNAP 8 mercury Rankine cycle power conversion system
Direct conversion of thermal energy into electrical energy using crossed electric and magnetic fields
Thermoelectric power conversion by liquid metal flowing through magnetic field
Range and range rate tracking data conversion to metric units
Conversion system for increasing resolution of analog to digital converters
Conversion of electrostatic plasma wave into electromagnetic wave
Negative radix conversion results applied to logical design of serial converter
Surface growth morphology and crystallographic orientation of beta-SiC films formed by chemical conversion and heating
ZrH reactor program and multikilowatt space oriented thermoelectric power conversion systems
Electron conversion ratios for 1064 keV gamma ray of bismuth 207
Conversion system for transforming slow scan rate of Apollo TV camera on moon to fast scan of commercial TV
Design and operation of high speed binary to decimal conversion system
Shutdown characteristics of SNAP-8 mercury Rankine power conversion system
Conversion of experimental turbojet combustor from ASTM A-1 fuel to natural gas fuel
Environmental tests of electrical subsystem of 2-to-15 kW Brayton power conversion system
Computer controlled durability test of 50,000 hour life Brayton power conversion system for space applications
Design, development, and performance of 35 to 150 kilowatt Brayton power conversion module and application to nuclear reactor powered system
Effects of parasitic impedances on conversion loss of millimeter wave mixers utilizing ion bombarded silicon and gallium arsenide