Jun 2007
600-GHz Electronically Tunable Vector Measurement System
The design satisfies a complex set of technical and economic requirements.
A compact, high-dynamic-range, electronically tunable vector measurement system that operates in the frequency range from ≈560 to ≈635 GHz has been developed as a prototype of vector measurement systems that would be suitable for use in nearly-real- time active submillimeter-wave imaging. A judicious choice ...
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Nov 2006
Simulator for Testing Spacecraft Separation DevicesApparatus for Hot Impact Testing of Material Specimens
Instrument for Aircraft-Icing and Cloud-Physics Measurements
Improved Apparatus for Testing Monoball Bearings
Advances in Measurement of Skin Friction in Airflow
Jun 2006
Rayleigh Scattering for Measuring Flow in a Nozzle Testing FacilityInterferometer for Low Uncertainty Vector Metrology
Feb 2006
Dielectric Heaters for Testing Spacecraft Nuclear ReactorsNov 2005
Flexible Cryogenic Temperature and Liquid-Level ProbesJun 2005
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Adaptable System for Vehicle Health and Usage Monitoring
Miniature Focusing Time-of-Flight Mass Spectrometer
Measuring Humidity in Sealed Glass Encasements
Apparatus Characterizes Transient Voltages in Real Time
May 2005
Simultaneous Conoscopic Holography and Raman SpectroscopyFeb 2005
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Apparatus for Testing Flat Specimens of Thermal Insulation
Instrumentation for Sensitive Gas Measurements
Jan 2005
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Integrated Structural Analysis and Test Program
Sep 2004
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