SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GLAGOLEVSKIY, YU. - GLANTS, I. YE.

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Spec,,rophotometry of magnetic stars AJOI/A102
gram. The lower limit of N21', number of H atoms in the sfitond zit;ate over I cm2
of the star surface, was determined. A comparison wit.1i tho data of S. rik,,elltor
(" Z.Astrophys." , 1933, v . 7, 106) has shown tha L the N,ji-values for magnetic
stars are smaller than for the main seqiience stars and~-C-stars of' the Correspond-
Ing spectral classes.
11. BysLrova
[Abstracter's note; Complete translation]
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AUTHORS: Yxzlova K. I and ~~a
TITLE: Coiotir &xcesses and Indices of 14 Lunar Crate~rs
Measarod Electrophotometrically at Pill Moon
PERIODICAL: Astronomicheskiy tsirkulyar, 1,-)(,0, No, .")09' pp. 13-14
TEXT; The pbrtoele,_~tric observations were carried out at
Alma Ata using the (AR~1-3) electiophotomete-_r working in
conjunction with the ;~Jr -.7-,'AZT-7) tolescoPe~ The observations
were carried out at full moon in orde-r to reduce polarization
effects to a minimum. The Mlan-illus -.rater (bottom) tias taken as
the standard region and the photometry was carraed out in yellow
and blue light, The tr,-Ies-oE,e....f'iLter.-photc)niulti.i)l.i(?z- System gave
effe(~tive wavelt
angths Df 4.20 and 535 my, The cololir iniii0es and
the colour excesses are 1--isfed -in T,*?.ble 1. The last C.01LIDM in
this tabie refers to the number of measurements. The colour
excesses were -alculated relati-ve h) the standard crater from the
formula
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Colour Excesses and Indice., ~f .11+ Lunar Craters Measured
Elec tropho tome tri call yat, 11,)ill Moon
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-rater
wh e r e and J( th~i brightnoss of the r,
J4 20 ~ 53.5 !120, 53 5
under Investigation and the standard (- 'rater, respectivelY.
The colour index of the standard crater was taxen as Om.846- and
its colour excess as +0m.026 t o,-.008, The colour indice4; of the
r~raters investigated were expressed as sums of the ~,olour Index of
the standard region and the colour excesses of the various lunar
objects. The accuracy of the results was calculated from
rp, =, 0~675 a where a is the t ~ 1; -, r d ta t ion ~ The probable
eiror was found to be t Om. 0 -70 A,-- ~il soor-, riom Table 1, the
colours of the above 11+ (-:-rat~.rs are nut wery different. The
normal photoelectric colour indi-,es were found tc I -Je between
+0m-717 and +0m.890, The average c!oli-lr index of tile 1~- Craters
Was found to be +Om,B30,
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Golour Excesses and Indices of 14 Lunar Craters Measured
Elentrophotometrically at Full Moon
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kSSOCIATION- Alma.-Ata, Sektor astrobotanikl
(Alma-Ata', Division of Astrobotany)
SUBMITTED: February 2, 1960
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AUMORS: Gla-olovs'.,Iiy, Yu. V. ; lCharltonov, A. V.
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witil, invor,',Jga~ion of, and soiw tnprovamont:; to
tho photooloctric spootrophotommater
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AUTHORS: Kirillova, E. I.; Matv9y!y!L,- Ye. N.; ZavItay!vIi, L. 1). 1 01
A.; Leytman
ORG., none
TITLE i A atudy of the physicomechanical jxroporties of Diij:act.-oniatant P0 13-
_9!~ea.quring aging
SOURC& Plasticheakiye massy, no. 2, 1966, 43-45
TOPIC TAGS.- poly-styrene, light aging, therr.,tal aging, impact et:~ength, elongation;
hydroyyl group, polymer/ UP-1 polystyrene, UPP-2 polyol-yrtnno, P'S-BU-polystyrano,
SNP-2 polystyrene
ABSTRACT: The changea in the p~~aic!)mochanical projiartloa of Iiiipact-resiataAt
polystyrenes UP-1, UPP-21 PS-STJ PS -S U and Aitrinlj- therm3l', light, and
--l-i -2?1 ' 3'
atmoapheric aglnC"~hre stulhed. 1~6colorntad 11clit agring, wao donc- tinder it PRK-4
lamp, Thermal aging was lono in a therva,olat at 100 wM llamp,111,1; ,very 5000
10000 20005 and 3000 bra. Light aging grontly changed thei opealfic impact
strength and somewhat changed the specific elongation (a". Fig., 1).
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F. 60
irradiation: 1 and 2 - SNP; 3 - SUP 4-1 0
(irradiation at 50-60C); 4 - LTP-21 with
TiO filler; 5 - UPP-2 without filler.
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The SNP-2 was practically unchanged by thermal agin'g', while the other poly-
styrenes were affected more (see Fig. 2).
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Fig. 2. Change in specific impact 3trength with
prolonged heat aging at 60C; 1 - UPP-2
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Ultraviolet rays and increased temperatures affect polysl;yrenoo by reducing the
specific imp strength and specific elongation and lead to tate formation of
carbonyl and hydroxyl groupa with a simultaneous decreasa in the number of
double bonds. The study of aging of impact-resistnnt p:)17ityranoa is being
continued. Orige art, hass 10 graphs.
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AUTHOR: Gl&&olevskiy,0jg#,._,Y,
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ORG: kstr~hsical Institute of the Acaderq of .'!~c z!o!js e~a I (Astrofiziches4f
in-t AWemii nauk Kaz=
TITLEs Some observational results of continuous spectra of magnetic and pecitliar
stars
SOURGEs Astronondcheakiy zhurnal, v. 43, no* 1, 1966j 73--'(9
TOPIC TAGSs star types spectrophotometry~ Balmer series, continuous spectrwk/
FKU-38 photomultiplier
ABSTRACT: The purpose of this paper is the presentation of observational data on
continuous spectra of magnetic and peculiar stars--with no interpretation,
Despite common features, magnetic stars are distinguished front peculiar stars by a
detectable magnetic field. Data were collected with a spectral qolectrophotometer.
attached to a 50-cm reflector. Use of an FEU-38 multisbt photontaltiplier piernit-
ted recording of speatra in the 3200--6500 range vith no loon in serwitivitye
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TI-Tr-F: Sp;1Ctrr)p11,j1.0Tl-,eLj.-v of peculi-'r
'C1-. )V,,Ixoriz. in-Lji. AIN 7, 1:)(16, 57-W)
TONC 111~11~uotic pl.~Iukar ~31.a-, Balmer
disconLinvity, sp-ctrophiltonlef.ric gradient,
ABS 'Cil'. rcsl!lits of a Stud~,
!hc absolutu :,pectrophul oill k2tv ic I -~ uz a n c1
Ball-1),cr discontinuity, aru, prC.SuiiLed. 11lLC1',;[Q1h1U ;.J_)SOL-j)1,:(_11l if! ~,:iC the Olj~k2ct
ol Correc-Lion3. For magnetic and pcciiliar sLars, the Palmer di~coiitinuitv is, on
the avcrage, con~,-.Idcrabjy lower than thal. for norum! stal._,., hwil. c, tcl i e nts
ai~c in tiw rel,riori of normal values. "IT L' ZI diunts q, are, oil til--! 0, 10--
0. 15 lower than the normal. There are no regular differences bCtv,,e._:, ana-,netic
and pecu'liar stars. In the investifrated characteristics, the ur~tior stud'y h--1vO
a cuspersion exceeding Observational orrors. In addition, the equival!-_mt widths of-
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hydcollen lilics, which provud 10 be ~sllmjlel- 111.111 for lim-111,11 1-1,~wr hrk,;i
Tho elTects of effCCtiV(' [Wf2';.--;Lll'C, H.L,Olt
scatLeceu by hyduogen free electrons and nej,;Jive ions, arid the corn-
T)ositioll oll tile Balmer is Stuldied. It is clomonstvatk-,d thal, the ob.,;erved decrease
o1 Bctlm,~v di.SCOlltillLlity cannot be explained ill this fashion. Thcvc~fore, the
It;%, of plairling tile anomalous distribution of ill thc- -Tc-chrao
and im"Cuiial. ,;L;ll.s by tile, i:;
Tho hypodw~;i:; of Llw :;ulwrpo;.;Jioii of ;uldiLional radiatiml (!Bill
explaill ~.iw gradiciiLs and the BAmer llowever, th"ce are
diffiCUILlUS il1VOIV(A ill LlSilltr this IIYI)Otjl(-,j;s to explain Hir: allornalou,,; intensity of
hydrogen line~j. A bibliography of V/ LiLles is included, [Tr;im,.ila~ion of abstract]
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AUTHOR: Kovalev, A. 1). ; Glagroll'yev, V. M.
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TITLE: Winter temperature characteristics of the, Sea of 0kh()t-';-;C
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Geofizika, Abs. 2V110
REF SOURCE: Izv. Tihilonkeansk. n. -i. in-ta rybn. kh-ba i okonnogr. v, 59,
1965, 48-54
TOPIC TAGS: sea temperature, winter temperature, Okhot.Sk Sea temperature
ABST RACT: With strong cyclonic activity over the Se,,.i of Okhotsk (wint~~r of
1962/63), the principal influx of warm Pacif~c waters (with water temperature
above + 1C) is through the straits of Kruzenshtern, Nadezhda, Diana, and
Boussole. This region of intrusion is approximately 200 illiles. With weak
cyclonic activity over the Sea of Okhotsk, the influx of warill Pacifir waters is
only through the Boussole Strait, tile. (LIJ) to 1500 in) strait in tile Kurile
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range, The advance of warm Pacific witters irito the Sea of Plac(2
along the 151-154' E long. Both during warm rind cold years fhert:- Lis a region
of relatively warm waters in the -'UNRQ--W~tci'f-'i'q- Qc*ean Scientific
I)I-pi-I'lision, with "i
temperature around -0. 8C. 'rhe houndaries of this temp(.~rithvri, anomaly do not
vary much. With stronly atmospheric circuLition, warni Pacific waters (tCInj)L',,a-
ture above OC) may penetrate as far north ;1-; 56" N lat. Thers -is a well defined
relationship between the sum of negative degree-days and flie depth of convective.
mixing. Maximurn depth of convective mixing in the northern part of the Sea of
Okhotsk at the moment of ice formation may be as much as 120 rn. [Translation
of authors' resume) [SPI
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LAZAREVA, Ye,lf.,: IT2110VA, M.A.,', AVTSYlf. A.P..,; BULM.IlUt., YCJ,K.,;
SA-MICH, A.I.,; RYKALEVA. A.M..; OXHIYANOTA, L.L, GLAGOVSKAYA,R.S.
SodiuLi galt of biouWcia. AlltJbiotLl-i , MoSk"m 9 110,2:1-6 Mir.-Anr
56 (MLIU, 9:3)
I. Otdol eksporimentalinoy t,mwii
AMN SSSR p rof . Z . V . Yqrmc P yfiva -I! LI I i.C-i st; I e d m a I, al I
skogo Instituta fuitibiotikwr.
(CILLow-PEM,CYCLI14E
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GUIGOVSKAIA, R.S.; FM,~ILZVA, A.M.; ljIZJ.RPlj',. Ye. I.I. of B-'-(:,.
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p. 251 1,1-"-ni.-,try of Health MLAR (-)t' the :;Ccallkl Ck.liference on
AntibioticL;, 31 llaY - " JtL-,e P)W- !). 40~", 11"Ic-cov,

LAZAREVA, Ye.n.; GLAGOVSXAYA, R.S.; AVERIYANOVA, L.L.; SATEL'YEVA, A.M.
Penicillin-ecmo. Antibiotiki 2 no.5:49-53 S-0 '57. (,IfIRA 10:12)
1. Otdol okeperimentalinoy ternpii VBesoyuznobo nnuchno-isoledovatell-
akotlo institute antibtotlkov.
(PENICILIN, administratioij,
with eemollne (Rus))
(AWIBIOTICS, administration
ecmoline with penicillin ~R,.))

U7"VA, Ye.?I.; KUTSKA'IA, I.P.; VAKULEDIKO, N.A.; PId.,:ODHA'ZHE`SKAYA, Ye.V.;
GLAGOVSKAYA,
Water-soluble orythronycin salt # AntiblotLki 'I yto.6, 506-510 Jo '62.
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1. Vsotjoyuznrf naucimo-is.;ledovatellskiy in-stitut antibio-,Lcov.
(Eilyr 1-1 POI,"YGIIII)

KALEZOV, N,V.; u"LAGOVSLUZA, YO.S.
Work of the scientific met,.cdoloEical b-area-a of public 3-tatistics
of the D,),anovo Province Health Departmen-t. Zdrav. '.os. Fader, 5
no.7:13-16 J'l 161. 14:7)
1. Zwaestitell zaveduyusihcheSo IvanovsIdn obl--dravotdelcri (for Kbalezov).
2. Zaveduyushchaya nauchnc-matodichosUm bytu-o qan-itarnoy statlatiki
lvanovsko,,o obl-dravotdela (for Ghgovokaya).
(IVAINOVO PiiovlllCE--PUBLIC 11,EaLTB--STA7-ISTI.CS)

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GL,Lqgyl]CJI_AND IL A, (;LACi?X'IRl (0 vf~lm~'
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tric farmice. To invicasc Me lu.,tirvy of Oil.- mtuwj~tueut I
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photoelectric systcm i., wvt for invitLOrtt mmomal it! I-otuding
of the fln'la requit(A 11tr the had la pa"i betkiec'm fited 11(4tits. A
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GLAGOVSKIY, B.A. -
'Strain measuring bridge circuits" b7 O~ Horna. Roviewed
by B.A. Glagavskii. Priborostroenie no.3:30-31 M-T 163.
(MIRA 16t 6)
(Bridge circuits)
(Horna, 0.)

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GLAGOVSKIY, B.A.. inzhener.
Standardizing the torminology related to the electric newiura-
ments of nonelectric values. Standartizataiia no.11:71-72 %TI-Ag
156. (KE.HA 9:11)
(Electric measuremente-Terminoloa)

GIAGOVSKIY, B.A.
Wire transmitting elements and tonsometric apparatiis. Priborostro-
Wak 9-8)
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(Strain gauges)

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Sperial transformers used in measuring circuitii. Priboroatroenie no.5:
26-27 MY '57. (KLRA, lorO
Ollectric transformers)

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AUTHOR:
TTTLE: the Fmoton Level
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ABSTRAr,'T: Tlie author describes a level unit for hit.-h
temper-turp fusionr based on the use of wire strain
--ar,r~s. The unit is con.,-,tructed S
in 1;wo ver-ions, oni~
for manual (Pigs 1, 2 and 3) and the other for auto-
matic operation (Pi,, 4). Detailed descripti.on of both
versions are given by the author. There are 3 diagraims
and 3 Soviet references.
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AUTHORS: Glagovskiy, B. A Shtrasfogell, 11. Ya.
TITLE: On Electric Calibration of Oscillograms In Measuring Machanictl
Deformations
PERIODICAL: Zavodakaya laboratoriya, 1959, Vol 25, Nr *10, pp 1236-1238 (USSR'
ABSTRACT: Tn recording the deformation and other mechanical parameters
on the oucillogram, corresponding adjustment data munt by
all means be available. In complicated experiments, the rccord-
Ing measuring apparatus is switched on by remote control;
therefore, also the calibration device ahould permit the ii-qe
of a remote control. But most magnetoelectric oscillographq
do not permit a remote control of the velocity of motion of
the needle so that the calibration marka must be recorded at
the operation velocity of the needle. The term of "calibration"
(instead of 11taring") of the oacillograma was introduced by
I. D. Piven. An electrocalibrator (claim lir 580008/25 of J111z 5,
1957 "Device for Measuring Deformation of Loaded Mechanisms
ITU-6" to the Komitet po dolam izobreteriJ.,y I otkrytiy pri
Sovete Ministrov 35SR (Committee 01J.., , * Inventions
and Discoveries at the Council of Ministor3, 1JSSR)) was de-
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On Electric Calibration of Oscillograms in Measuring 'Jeohanical Deformation3
and compensation branch of the measuring bridge. The calibra-
tion marks can be obtained by an alterntitive nhiint of the
working- and compensation transmitter. The circuit scheme
of the device (Fig 1) shows that a series (1.1 1 -R.10 ) of shunts,
an electric motor of type OL-161 , and a oylinder vam with
a start-stop mechanism (Fig 2) are used, Ali olicillogram (Fig 3)
obtained by means of the device described, as irell aB a daqcri';)-
tion of the operation of the device, are given. The olectro-
calibrator described was applied to the device ITU-0 (See above)
where it was installed into the "amplifier-generator" device.
It may, however, also be used with other devices. There are
3 figures and I Soviet reference
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AUTHOR L-A
TITL;' of With thf, Ai~ of Piezoelectric
in(I 010 ~1:30 Of 'I Strnin Gwe Anparatuc
T t t v r:;
PERIODICAL: Izmeritel-naya tekhnik,,i, 1"60, No. 9, pn.. 26-28
TEXT : The 3train gage apparatu:j which iB operating, with a carrier fre-
quency offers a number of positive properties. On the baoia of such de-
libe-rations, a circuit was worked out for measuring accEalei,ations with the
aid of piezoelectric transmitters and the use of the apparatus mentioned.
This circuit is described here A specially developed coupling piece -6 as
used as a connecting link between the transmitter and the apparatus. The
coupling piece was produced under the supervision of T. V~ Smirriovq, while
its adjustment an,1 tunini, was performed by Yu, F. Tvanov and 1, P.,
Filichenko, Fig, I shovis the me~isuririg (-ircuit, The tran131111tter with a
barium-titariate sprisi.tive element is attached to the work-olece to be in-
vesti.aated,, The signal is conveyed from the transmitter to the :input stage
Irom where it ,bets cirer the measuzing circuit to the coapldng p4ece. The
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Measurement cf Accelerations With the Aid of S/115/ 00/ ON, 00'; 1
Piezoelectric Transmitters rind the Use of a B012/B054
Strain Gage Apparatus
latter is fed with thE carri,r frequenc.-,, by the strain t(?8t stand
(tenzostantsiya) The transmitting., voltuge ir.~)dul.Aps the carrier fi-oquency
over the ini)nt sta-,To The carrier frequency passes throuf7,h the moasuring
channel of the strain test .9tqnd,. anrl arrives at the recorlex. Among the
tAc variants of couDI, n1- pieces, the ani, with the mixing cii,cuit proved
to be simnler as to llr-)~'L]Ction and adju:-tmont (Fig, 1). The coupling pioceo
Y.orked with piezoel tric transmitters of the type~A)f-3_(DIJ-5) an-I the
-6.. (ITU-6) appar;itiis according to the circuit shown
input stages of the T
- , piece is briefly cipscribed, The
in Fig. 31 The calibrat-,on of the coupling
piezoelectric transmitters mentioned were developed and proluced by
V~ M. Zubkov, The coupling piece permits a utilization of the positive
properties of the strain gage apparatus and those of the piezoelectric
transmitters. These positive Properties comprise: very low frequency range,
high sensitivity and high noLspproof roaturen. On the b!t::ii of the resultE
obtained, the coupling piece described is recommended for us(? in the
laboratories, There are 5 figures ani! ') Soviet references,
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GLAGOVSKIY, B.A.
Measuring the density of welts. lzm.takh. no.12.4,1-50 1) 16o.
(MIRA 11:11)
(Liquid level indicators)

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AUTHO-U:
TITLE:
PERIODICAL'
TEXT: flii.~-; i.,,i
ment in uoe ir! ~`Ie USSR.
hearly all 0' 1 1 C! 1' t
consistin.-, of ic:
brid,,(, wi0i ~-L o ! :i- o i i t,! P 1~
operating and n1l., i!) I:-.
amplifier and a '311OW21
that the practif~t-,' 1-imit, ol' iiitj c; n c y
should not excz--,e~, 0 C 0 c. J!

annele
suring ch,
ratively high of
high-frequency
,y I JL i:, i.:::i C! used

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Static and dynamic
S/1 46/62/005/005/004/0116
D201/D308
as indicating in,3trumento. Thus Ole, uerief3-produced Lype 1-1-135
(DI-135) and 11-136 vibrators witii fluid damping make JA poosible
to register the processes at a rate of 6000 per accond or more.
Tho technical specification of the following 4 maln typeo of tenco.-
metric equipment ia given: e-,AH9-,jN (8-ANCh-71,1~,[)-)1*'-313 (PET-3V),
YTC1-87_-4Z/35_ (UTS1-VT-.12/35) andWTy-6 (ITU-6). There are 5 fi-
gures and 1 table.
SUBMITTED: December 239 1961
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- G-LAGOVSXIY, B.A.
Accounting for the effect of tnmks in statodpwnic strain
measuring units. Izv.vyv.ucbeb.:!av.; Irib. 5 no-(,:;!~-30 '62-
OIIIRA 15:12)
1. Rekomendovana kafedroy avtoraati'~-,i i telpmelchaniki Len-ingraftkogo
institut tochnoy mekhaniki i optiki.
(Strmin gauges)

L 2219-66
ACCESSION NR: AP5022982 UR/0103/65/026/003/14181'1422
62-501
AUTHOR: Glagovskiy, B. A. (Leningrad)
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TITLE: The selection of carrier fiequency in measuring anil 4:(;nttol systems u31
..ng
strain gage sensors
fSOURCE: Avtomatika L telemekbanika, v. 26, no. 8, 1965, 141.8--1422.
TOPIC TAGS: strain gage* measuring instrument, carrier frequency, automatic
control system
ABSTRACT: The carrier frequency f of strain gage sensors Di chosen to be ill same
fixed relation to the maximum frequency F of the controlled (measured) process.
However, various researchers recommend for the quantity ei n., f/F a wide range of
values: from 30 to 2. The questions concerning a rational i.,hoLce of M were left
unanswered in the past and the preset-it author investigates i)tte of the possible ways~
for the theoretically tvtivated cholcc of m. A discussion