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Bioastronautics and electronics and invited addresses
Symposium on Ballistic Missile and Space Technology 1960 : Los Angeles, Calif.)
National Space Technology Laboratories (U.S.)
Front Cover; Ballistic Missile and Space Technology; Copyright Page; CONTRIBUTORS; PREFACE; Table of Contents; PART I: INVITED ADDRESSES; CHAPTER 1. WELCOME ADDRESSES: COMPETITION FOR SURVIVAL; CHAPTER 2. THE CHALLENGE OF THE FUTURE; CHAPTER 3. President, Aerospace Corporation Los Angeles, California; CHAPTER 4. THE IMPORTANCE OF MANAGEMENT IN THE BALLISTIC MISSILE AND SPACE VEHICLE PROGRAMS; CHAPTER 5. LUNCHEON ADDRESSES: THE SPACE CHALLENGE; CHAPTER 6. A SUMMARY OF U.S. ACHIEVEMENTS IN SPACE; CHAPTER 7. THE LIFE AND TIMES OF THE CRASH PROGRAM; PART II: BIOASTRONAUTICS
CHAPTER 8. PERSON-TO-PERSON COMMUNICATIONS IN AN ATMOSPHERE-FREE ENVIRONMENTAbstract; Introduction; System Requirements; The Ideal System; Research and Development Required; CHAPTER 9. GENETICS AND THE RELIABILITY OF ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS; Abstract; Introduction; Biological Variation; Populations in Time; Designing a Stable System; Conclusions; CHAPTER 10. Environmental Interactions; CHAPTER 11. EARTH VIEWER FOR EXOSPHERIC NAVIGATION TRAINER; Abstract; Introduction; General; Requirements; Mechanization; Cloud Simulation; Daylight -- Darkness Simulation; Star and Sun Simulation; Display
Attitude For Re-EntryConclusions; CHAPTER 12. MAN PROTECTION DURING LANDING IMPACT OF AEROSPACE VEHICLES; Abstract; Introduction; Research Effort; Summary; CHAPTER 13. HUMAN EXPERIMENTS TO DETERMINE HUMAN TOLERANCE TO LANDING IMPACT IN CAPSULE SYSTEMS; Abstract; Introduction; Theoretical Considerations; Application of Theory to Design; Experimental Data; Conclusion; References; PART III: INERTIAL GUIDANCE AND CONTROL; CHAPTER 14. GYRO SPIN-AXIS BEARING PROGRAM AT THE GENERAL MOTORS RESEARCH LABORATORIES; Abstract; Introduction; Experimental Techniques; Test Results; Jog Mechanisms
LubricationMetallic Materials; Analytical Program; Summary; CHAPTER 15. A MINIATURE ACCELEROMETER WITH A FUSED QUARTZ SUSPENSION; Abstract; I. Introduction; II. Design and Construction; III. Test Data; IV. Interpretation; V. Conclusions; Acknowledgment; References; CHAPTER 16. A SELF-ADAPTIVE CONTROL SYSTEM FOR A LARGE ELASTIC MISSILE; Abstract; Acknowledgment; Introduction; Functional Operation; Preliminary Analysis; Analog Mechanization; Results; Analysis of the Adaptive Loop; Conclusions; Appendix A Discriminator Analysis; Appendix B Adaptive Loop Representation; References
CHAPTER 17. DESIGN ANALYSIS CONSIDERATIONS FOR SPACE VEHICLE ATTITUDE CONTROLAbstract; Nomenclature; Introduction; Equations of Motion; Torque Required; Propellant Requirements; Inertia Systems; Scale Factors; Attitude Controller Considerations; Conclusions; PART IV: SPACE COMMUNICATIONS; CHAPTER 18. THE EFFECT OF HARD LIMITING IN SATELLITE REPEATERS ON SIGNALS EMPLOYING ANGLE MODULATION; Abstract; Introduction; Approximating Narrow-Band FM or PM Signals in an Ideal Symmetric Limiter with Gaussian Noise; Power Spectral Density for Various Cases by the Transform Method
Cover title: Ballistic missile and space technology.
Sponsored by Headquarters, Air Force Ballistic Missile Division, Space Technology Laboratories Inc. and Aerospace Corporation.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Bioastronautics and electronics and invited addresses. Volume 1, Ballistic missile and space technology
Ballistic Missile and Space Technology (5th : 1960 : Los Angeles, California).
New York, New York ; London, England : Academic Press, ©1960