Accession Number:

ADA221595

Title:

The Anatomy of the Gyroscope. Part 3

Descriptive Note:

Corporate Author:

ADVISORY GROUP FOR AEROSPACE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT NEUILLY-SUR-SEINE (FRANCE)

Personal Author(s):

Report Date:

1990-03-01

Pagination or Media Count:

298.0

Abstract:

Partial Contents Definitions and antecedents of the gyroscope discovery--Bohnenbergers machine, Johnsons rotascope, and Gyroscopic suspension Early appeal to gyroscopic forces and the early gyroscope-- Boomerangs and slings, Pulverising mill, and Early gyroscopic applications and the work of E.A. Sperry Differentiating gyroscope Integrating gyroscope Free gyroscope Vibrating gyroscope--Oscillogyro, Vibrating ring gyroscope, Vibrating bell gyroscope, Single reed gyroscope, Tuning fork gyroscope, and Crystal gyroscope Interferometric gyroscope--Laser gyroscope, Maser gyroscope, Sagnac gyroscope, Mach-Zehner heterodyne gyroscope, and Nuclear gyroscope Gyroscopic gears and gyroscopic transmissions--Types of devices, Approach to unidirectional torque, Torque converters, Transmissions, and Differential fluid coupler and hydro-kinetic couplings Use of the gyroscope and gyroscopic forces in optical and related devices--Telescopes, Gunsights, Bombsights, Cameras, Panoramic sextants, Panoramic film viewer, Periscopes, Navigation aids, Rangefinders, Stabilization of image and Special applications of the gyroscope--The gyroscope as a means of testing general relativity, The use of gyroscopes to provide stability, and Gyroscopic inertial drives.

Subject Categories:

  • Navigation and Guidance

Distribution Statement:

APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE