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Accession Number:
AD0610255
Title:
ADVANCED SELECTIVE MONITORING SYSTEMS
Corporate Author:
AIRBORNE INSTRUMENTS LAB DEER PARK NY DEER PARK
Report Date:
1964-11-01
Abstract:
In order to reduce the amount of data obtained in multiple-input data acquisition systems--subsequently reducing power and size requirements in space vehicles, or reducing processing time in a computer analysis--a Selective Monitoring System was built and tested. The present system is an extension of a laboratory model which was used as criteria for signal selection signal changes from a steady state and signal excursions beyond predetermined limits. That system laboratory model was expanded to include originating encoding and terminal decoding equipment for a PCM data-transmission channel. The encoding and decoding equipment used the selective-monitoring characteristics of the laboratory model to obtain a data transmission rate lower than that required in an ordinary multiple input data acquisition system. Signals selected by the encoder unit were reconstructed in the decoder unit. A rate analog processor, compatible with the Selective Monitoring System, and suitable for use as a cardiotachometer, was built and tested. Performance requirements in an operational system are described. The reduction in size and power consumption obtainable with microminiaturization is analyzed.
Descriptive Note:
Technical Report,01 Jan 1963,30 Jun 1964
Supplementary Note:
01 Jan 0001, 01 Jan 0001, Continuation of Contract AF33 616 8370. See also AD-295 589.
Pages:
0061
Distribution Statement:
Approved For Public Release;
Contract Number:
AF 33(657)-10462
File Size:
2.27MB