IRE Transactions on Space Electronics and Telemetry
Volume SET-6 Issue 2 • June 1960
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Publication Year: 1960, Page(s): c1
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IRE Professional Group on Space Electronics and Telemetry
Publication Year: 1960, Page(s): nil1
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A Device for Automatically Tracking the Roll Position of a Missile
Publication Year: 1960, Page(s):67 - 69Many short range missiles are guided in angle or range by optical means. Since these missiles are usually caused to roll in flight for stability reasons, some type of roll position reference device is necessary. The only type of roll reference device in use is a gyro, although various horizon scanners, Doppler, and optical methods have been considered. This paper describes an optical method of rol... View full abstract»
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A Six-Channel High-Frequency Telemetry System
Publication Year: 1960, Page(s):69 - 81A frequency-multiplex FM-AM system is described which provides six continuous channels via which waveforms with frequency components in the approximate band 10 cps to 10 kc may be simultaneously telemetered; extension of the frequency coverage to include the band 0-10 cps is achieved by the use of commutated reference levels. A radio frequency in the 465-mcs band and subcarrier frequencies between... View full abstract»
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The Case of FM-AM vs FM-FM Telemetry
Publication Year: 1960, Page(s):81 - 84
Cited by: Papers (1)The future role of frequency-division multiplex telemetry is discussed and related to the sampled data problem of time-division multiplex telemetry. It is concluded that the frequency-division method will continue to have important applications and the question is raised regarding what is a desirable frequency-division system on which to standardize in the future. An examination of the shortcoming... View full abstract»
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The Effect of Different Types of Video Filters on PDM-FM and PCM-FM Radio Telemetry
Publication Year: 1960, Page(s):85 - 92The effects of two limiting types of video filters (namely the ideal low-pass vertical cutoff herein called the ILPF and the Gaussian) on the performance of PDM-FM are compared. It is found that minimum allowable pulse height controls the minimum allowed bandwidth of the Gaussian filter and if crosstalk suppression of 50 to 60 db is required, crosstalk controls the minimum allowed bandwidth of the... View full abstract»
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Contributors
Publication Year: 1960, Page(s): 93
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[Front cover]
Publication Year: 1960, Page(s): c2
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This Transactions ceased publication in 1962. The new retitled publication is IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Electronic Systems.