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Design and development of electrical system and power conditioning equipment for thermoelectric outer planet spacecraft program
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Design and development of electrical system and power conditioning equipment for thermoelectric outer planet spacecraft program
Computer programs for calculating operating characteristics of avalanche diode oscillators
Breadboard model tests for 20 CM electric thruster power conditioner and support equipment
Detection of infrared radiation emission from semiconductor devices
Lunar escape systems feasibility study
Analytical methods development for predicting radiant heat transfer and temperature of engineering surfaces in space environment
Solid crystal ingot growth by traveling heater method for electroluminescent light sources
Computer aided design of linear time invariant feedback control circuits
Ben Franklin submersible use as space station analog
Optical communication synchronization with phase lock tracking loop and analysis of shot noise processes
Quantum detectors, noise mechanisms, and application to optical communication theory
Linear and angular vibration measurements for V/STOL aircraft, and strapdown inertial guidance system performance - hardware and program summary
Linear and angular vibration measurements for V/STOL aircraft, and strapdown inertial guidance system performance - test data
Attenuation and near-forward scattering of both ice and water fogs and dependence of spectral curves of transmittance on particle size distribution
Rotational dynamics of artificial satellites
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Effect of force field induced birefrigence on dual polarized ring laser systems