Accession Number:
AD0272248
Title:
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT LEADING TO PERFECTION OF INSTRUMENTATION OF ELECTROEXPLOSIVE DEVICES
Descriptive Note:
Corporate Author:
DENVER RESEARCH INST COLO
Personal Author(s):
Report Date:
1961-12-31
Pagination or Media Count:
1.0
Abstract:
An investigation of vacuum deposited n-type and p-type lead telluride films is described, and their use as thin film thermocouple constituents is discussed. An analysis of heat transfer in vacuum deposited thermocouples is presented and the dependence of thermocouple time constant and sensitivity on geometry is shown. Investigations using both photoconductors and thermocouples to instrument EEDs Electro Explosive Devices, reducing time response of thermocouples electronically, and applying other types of detectors to instrumenting EEDs, are discussed. Author
Descriptors:
- *ELECTRIC DETONATORS
- *ELECTRIC IGNITERS
- *THERMOCOUPLES
- *THIN FILM STORAGE DEVICES
- ABSORPTION
- ELECTRIC BRIDGES
- ELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE
- ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION
- HAZARDS
- HEAT TRANSFER
- IMPURITIES
- INFRARED PHOTOCONDUCTORS
- INSTRUMENTATION
- LEAD COMPOUNDS
- MEASUREMENT
- PRODUCTION
- RADIOFREQUENCY
- REDUCTION
- TELLURIDES
- TEMPERATURE
- TEST EQUIPMENT
- THERMOELECTRICITY