SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KONOKOVA, G.YE. - KONONOV, B.N.

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Ice History FD-1253
Card 1/1 Pub. 129-15/25.
Author Konokova, 0. Te.
Title From the history of geophysics in Moscov University.
Periodical Vest. Nook. un., Ser. f:izikcmt. 1 yest. nauk, 9, No L, 121-132,
Feb 1954
Abstract Studies the mst*r's dissertation of N. I. Astrakov, (Discussion of
atmospheric electricity," 1836.
Institution : Chair of General Physics
Subuitted : Y&reh 18, 1953

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AUTHOR: Kononkova, G.Ye. and Kontobo7tseva, N.V. 49-12-5/16
TITLE: Temperature Fluctuations in the Surface Layer of the Sea
Caused by Waves (Kolebaniya temperatury v poverkhnostnom.
sloye morya, vyzvannye volneniyem)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Geofizicheskaya,
1957, No.12, pp- 1478 - 1483 + 1 plate (USSR).
ABSTRACT: On the suggestion of A.G. Kolesnikov, the authors
carried out in the surface layer of the Black Sea, in 1955,
simultaneous measurement5 of the mperature fluctuations,
the vertical temperature gradienoyspeed of flow and also of
the height and periods of the waves and of the wind speed in
three7:19VM~ Devices for sensing the temperature and the
wave formation were fitted in a raw in the sea at depths of
1 m and each sensing device was connected to the corresponding
loop of an o),;cillograph nOG-12, which recorded simultaneously
the fluctuat'-ons in the tempe'rature and the waves and various
other parameters in the points under observation. The oscillo-
graph and other apparatus were fitted at the experimental
platform of the Black Sea division of the Marine Hydro-Physics
Cardl/3 Institute Ac.Sc. USSR (Morskoy gidrofizicheskiy Institut AN SSSR).

49-12-5/16
Temperature Fluctuations in the Surface Layer of the Sea Caused by
Waves.
As a temperature-sensing device, termistors were used with
inertia coefficients of 0.1 see; a temperature variation by
0.004 C pr6aucad- a displacement of the oscillograph beam
by 1 mm. The perio'ds and heights of the waves were measured
by means of a thermo-electric wavegraph, similar to that des-
cribed by Isaacs and Wiegel CRef-1-3. The Yesults are given
in the form of oscillograms and tables. The existence was
established of temperature fluctuations with periods corres-
ponding to periods of waves and phases which either correspond
to ave phases or are displaced relative to these phases-by
180W. The obtained results show directly that temperature
fluctuations exist in the surface layer of the seacaused by
wave formation. However, the periods and the amplitudes of
these fluctuations differ greatly. Whilst the periods of
temperature fluctuations in the depths caused by internal
waves can be measured in hours and even days and the ampli-
tudes by degrees, the periods of the temperature fluctuations
in the surface.layer of the sea caused by surface waves amount
to only a few.seconds and the amplitudes to a few hundredths
of a degree.
Oard2/3 There are 3 figures, 2 tables and 4 Slavic references.

49-12-5/16
Temperature Fluctuations in the Surface Layer of the Sea Caused by
Waves.
.I ASSOCIATION: loscow,Btate University im. M.Y. Lomonosov
I (Moskovskiy Gosudarstvennyy Universitet im.
N.V. Tiomonosova)
SUBMITTED: November 16, 1956-
AVAIIABIR: Library of Congress
Uard 3/3

1Q,(2),-10(4)
AUTHORt Kononkova, G.Ye.
SOV/155-58-2-47/47
TITLE: On Wave Measurement at the Sea Surface With the Aid of the
Indicators for Underwater Pressure (0b izmerenii voln na
poverkhnosti morys, datchikami podvodnogo davleniya)
PERIODICAL: Nauchnyye doklady vys;h7y shkoly. Fiziko-matematicheakiye nauki,
1956, Nr 2, pp 228-23 USSR)
ABSTRACT: This is a report on an experimental series carried out in the
experimental basin of the Hydrophysical Institute of the Academy
of Sciences of the USSR. It was stateds the classical theory of
waves of an infinitely small amplitude in an ideal fluid of finite
depth yields "7incorrect relation between the wave amplitude on
the free surface and the amplitude of the wave pressure in a
certain depth. The difference of the theoretical and the
experimental results increases with the period and hight of the
wave. It is conjectured that the discrepancy can be brought back
to the fact that the theory does not consider the friction on
the bottom of the sea.~
Th~i recording of the oscillations of the water level was carried
out according to the method of A.A.Ivanov and V.V.Shuleykin[Ref 11.
The wave pr4soure was measured with a device of S.G.Boguslavskiy.
Card 1/2

.I On Wave Measurement at the Sea Surface With the Aid of SOV/155-58-2-47/47
the indicators for Underwat'er Prea3ure
There are 4 figures, 4nd 5 refe;eno6s,
and 3 American.
i
a of which are Soviet,
I
Card 2/2

SONOSKOV444 G. Yoe
Goorgil ITAnoViCh SCaPAVIS ObltVAUTo 104t. Moak un. Bor. Wis.;
astron 15 no.109 16Q6 . MIRA 13:10)
tam"Vi Goargil banovich. 1910-1959)

KOLESNIKOV, A.G.; KONONKOVA, O-Ye.
Q ---------
Instrumental determination of enerFy transmitted by normal wind
pressure to the surface of sea waves. Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. geofiz.
no.10:1551-1559 0 161. (MIRA 14-Q)
1. Moskovskly gosudarstvennyy universitet im. M.V-Lomonosova.
(Winds) (Waves)

KONONKOVA, G.Ye.
Development of the theory of the generation of wind waves at
the end of the 19th and in the first half of the 20th century...
Ist. i metod. est. nauk 2:209-227 163. (Kt.RA 16:11)

BUDAKY B.M.;.VINDGWOVA Ye.A.j GLASKO, V.B.; KOHOHKOVA, G.Ye.;
POBCRCHMA,. L.i.
Problem or unateady water Movement ina reservoir solved
by an electronic computer. Meteor. i gidrol. no.12-:14-21
D~163. (MIRA 17:3)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvannyy univeraitet, fizicheakiy
fakulftl&t.

DOBROKLONSKIY, S.V.; ~ONONKOVAO G.'Ye.
Academician Vasilii Vladimirovich Shuleikin; on his 70th birthday
and fifty years of scientific work, (1895-). Vest. Moak. un. Ser.
3s Fiz., astron. 20 no.ls92-94 Ja-F 165. (MIRA 1823)

DOBROKLONSKIY, S.V.; KONONKOVA, G.Ye.
Seventieth bir+hday of Academician Vasilii Vladimirovich
Shuleikin, 1895- . Izv. AN SSSR. Fiz. atm. i okeana 1 no.2:
236-238 F 165. (KIRA 18.5)

VINOGRADOVA, Ye.A. kand. fiz.-matem. nauk; KOI kand. fiz.-
.0
matem. nauk
Experimental study of the trannformation of a reservoir release
wave on a model of a river type reservoir. Meteor. i gA'drol.
no.10:46-/+9 0 165. (KRA 180)
1. Moskovskiy goaudaretvennyy univercitet.

ION, A.X,
-'- I
Natural zones. IXT.Teem-goog.ob-va 87 ne.6:529-534 N-D #55.
(physical geography) (Phytogeography) (MM 9 -.3)

KougnK IA r.,'Scientific co-worker
S41;-n~;
Learchleterinaro-Sanit=7 Laboratory
City V4. Dept.
Moscow City Fascutive Comittee
"A truck for transfer of animal carcasses.*
SO: Vat. 26 (11) 1949, p. 50
41 46 0 0 0 0,

KONONCYV, A. _
Lawbreakefts Okhr,trada I isots.gstrakh. 6 no.ls28-29 Ja 163*
(MIRA 16sl)
(&Wbyahev Province- Ind-astrial hygiene)-
i '"
I qTj*+.U-4b%~

KCKI~Tf
Isolated lesion of the pancreas, Vast, khir. 93 no,12:101-202
D 164. (MIRA ISO)
1. Is Boyuklavokoy uchaetkovoy bollnitsy (glavnyy vrach - A.0,
Koncnov) Sakhalinskoy oblastie

__KONONOV, A.I., starshiy elektromekhanik; PARFENOV, S.N.
Concerning the shortcoming in the design of switch signaling
conmtators. Avtom,,, tolem.i sviaz' 6 no.2:37-38 F 162.
(MM 15:3)
1. Buyakaya distantaiya signalizataii i avyazi Severnoy dorogi
(for Kononov), 2, Vedushchiy konstruktor Konatniktorskogo byuro
Glamogo upravleniya signalizatsii i avyazi Ministerstva putey
soobshcheniya (for Parfenov).
(Railroads--Signaling)

swesst ksm"s AW 49
Parasites- in-AnUals
'Peculiarities in the Course at Xquins
Piroplummis and Mutiallionie During Intense
Relainthous Invasions'" A. Irmonov, 1 p
*Veto so 4
Clinical and hamstologleal date showed that the
course of howsporidim diseases and the great
Amiality of horses described herein vere
caused 'by Intanse *heWathoua invasions by the
StraWlus,, Parascarls Xquorum and Anaplocephs1a.
Specialists must intradme proper measures to pro-
tect horees In locelities subject to these die-
66
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33381. Avtlmlshina Dlya Perevozkhl Trllpov
No. 1.11 C. 50-53. ~h'votnykh- Veterinari7a, 1949,
SO, Letopis, Zhurnall n-vkh '5t"tey, VOL 45- 45, 1,"Oskva., 1949

KONONOV,, A. I.
(From mat6rial received by - the editor oh Diseases of S(dne)
'I ''Utradt0flibblem of -Pasteufe3A6*sjb in swinell by Veterinarian
A.I.Kononov (Kostrenskaya Interrkyon Veterinary Bacteriological Laboratory),
On the basis of extensive experience in serving consolidated collective fame,
the author has come to the. conclusion that pasteurellosis in swine$ despite
,.references in the literature to the predominantly sporadic character of its
occurence., occurs largely as a secondary infection and may Uten have an in-
dependent catrse. Among the factors that predispose to pasteurellosis are:
unsatisfactory- feed., insufficient'vitamin and mineral supplementscold.,
dampness, pdor housing conditions, overcrowiding.the activity of filtrable
viruses.,etc.
The author points out some regular phenomena of pasteurellosis.-
seasonal character (June-October)., Idgh rate of morbidity or mortality
(up t0_8 Percent) especially among young stock from 3 to 6 months old*
Page 55-,, (VeterinarJya,No.9,,l952)
j Report U-P38,-10 March 1954;PJ45;
do g

KONONOV, A. I., (Veterinary Surgeons Town of Koresten'. Ukrainian SSR) and
Kugot, N. L.p (Veterinary Surgeon, Emilchinsk Raion Zhitomir Obiasty)
The control of the balantidiosis dysentry in swine.
Veterinariya Vol. A no. 10, October 1~61p pp. 81-89

KONONOV, Aj.
Role of wild animals in the spread of rabies. Zhur. mikrobiol.
epid. i i=2n. 31 no.2:102-103 D 160. - (HIRA 14:6)
(RUIES) (ANIMUZ AS CARRIERS OF DISICA

KONONOV., A.I.
Loptopirosis in cattle. Veterinarila 41 no.6:33-34 Je 164.
(MIRA 18s6)
1. Zaveduyushchiy Korostenskoy mezhrayonnoy veterinarnoy labo-
ratoriyey, ZhItomIrskoy oblasti.

k~ ON ONOV , A T-
GRISHIN, G.L.; XARASW. I*P.;.
Oss potentlal of lower CambrIan madliments In the Parfenovskida
am. Osol. neftl 2 no,4t22-25 Ap 138. (MIRA 11S5)
1. Toot sibneftepologIM
(Irimtsk Provinoe-Oas. NOural-4so'logy)

3(5) PUSS I BOOK ZXPLO=AT1OV SOV/2219
RSF3R. dlavnoye upravlonlye geologil I okhrony nodr

0*01061ye I neftegaXonasnost' Vostochnoy, 31birl (Geology and Oil- and
044-b6aring Possibilities of Bastern Siberia) Roseau, 00stop-
takhisdat, 1959. 486 p. 1,650 copies printed.
Additional Sponsoring Agency: Vostochno-SLbirskLy n0ft0geologichOlklY
treat.
G. Well lyowl Uscutlve 3d. t To.a. Pershing I Tech. Rd. e
Xd . i V
1 0 Fedateva.
:
IMPOSIs The book Is Intended for gociogists Interested In the
Wat laraphy. 11thology, tectonloo, and the oil- and gam-bearins
possoilltion or the lastern Siberian platform " Zabaykall".
COWSPAUt ThLa collection or articles contains materials on the stra-
1~14 OINOWL041100 and lithalogia characteristics of sediments
f the CaabrImus systea and of the so-called "ancient' beds de"I -
:
SW 61!!~ the martb~m slope of the lastarn. Salon No=talas and
no western Utteral or Lake Baytel. tatonelve Information on tho

Petrography and Paleontology or %hoa* "posit, Is Vftabntod.
A
boar of artI4204 deal with the toctonLog of the southern part of
the 31bOrUn platform and its Oil- and goo-boarln Possibilities
4W the DLIMI-tYPO dOPM9610fta. ?hers are 40 tables, T4 figures,
OW 4 aborts. There are 205 Soviet pof~r*ncog.
?AS= 07 C0ffnWTSz
VMS the. ZdLtor 3
fArU"v. I.P. Lltholog;Lo - StratLgraphlo and Goooh*a&4al
Charmaterlstles Of Mocks Of the Southern Part or the
2110rialk Platrom , a
ft"hu"sklY, X-&. Comparing the 3tratLgraphis 30otlorup of
the Rarly Paleasole Series In the Southern prlmg*s of the
21b"Lam Platform 187
17"Fukhl", A-V- LithOlOSLO Characteristics and the Outlook
r4w ft&- and 011-boarLag Possibilities In the Motskaya
Suits of the Lower Cambrian of the Southern Siberian
Platform 249_
Gervio7ravo A.I. VacLom of the Lower Cambrian Sediments in
the Southern Part of the Siberian Platform 288
2217asova, Z.Kh. and L.A. Lysovs. Spores In the Lower
Cambrian 3*dU*nts of the Southern Part of the Siberian
Platform 30%

a
, X.P. G.a Labod', and S. dalls . Pauna of the
-
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Kar
r sea han. t-a
Rcuthern Part of
WNii. Pr
lo
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=
the Siberian Platform 312

"
1th Pe k V , and Y*,N. Meshche oil-
AS
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U. t., zest 51borl" mm
Ren
So dIzents 325
J!jnrahov, V.I. Cambrian Sediments of the Middle Course
or the Biryusa River 336
. Now Data on the T~dtOnIC8 or the Southeastern
-
&gn
Siberian Platform 356
Wf
#+
and V.V. ;amsonov. Geological Structure and
the Oil- and Oax-bearIng Possibilities of' the 3olonginska7a
Depression 435
YA&U120y_tA~ 3_j_AU&bkaxUh, and The
rrob2sm OC Interpreting GravLootrLe and Magnetic Data for
the Southern Fort or the loot Siberian Platform; 475
Paleontologic plates
AVAILAUZz Library gif Congress

KOVONOV, A.L
""Irr"47MW 'I.
Y ~r
Salt dam tectonics of the Zhigalo-Balykhtineklyl and Ust' Kut
regions In the southeastern part of the Siberian Platform. Geol.
neftl 1 60.3:25-30 Mr 15?. (KLM 10:8)
(Siberian Platform-Osology, Struetural)

KONONOV) A. I., Candidate of C~Oolog-Mlwralog Sci (diss) -- "Paloostructural
analysis of certain upheavals of the southorn portion of the Irkutsk amphitheatre
and the dbection of fmther oil-prospecting work In this region". Irkutsk,
1958. 16 pp (Min Higher Educ USSR, Irkutsk Stata U im A. A. Zhdanov), 200 copies
(KLP ljo 20p 1959, 110)

SIMTIKOV, T-M-; VIRWK, M.K.: KONOITOV, A.Ir.
--------------------
Cambrian-Ordovician and Ordovician in the Gornyy Altai. Trudy
SHUGGINS no.5:51-66 *59. (MIRA 13:6)
(Altai Mountains--Geology, Stratigraphic)

~CC NR-. APiddd~
IAZITRIANOV, K. A. KOXONOV. A
SOURCZ COD7-: U?,/OC79/66/036/005/0395/0900
U=OVA, N. N., Institute of
IL
f Soienoes SSSR (Institut elemento-
Reaetion of Ammonolysis of Trlalkyl(aryl)Chlorosilanesm
Moseow, Zhurnal Obshehey Khimll, Vol 36, No 5. 1966. pp 895-900
Abstract: The ammonolysis of me-thylethylphenylehlorosilane and
methyldiphenylahlorosilane and. the ooammonolysis of trimethyl-
ehlorosilane with dimethylphenylehlorosliane and methy1dipherWl-
chlorosilane were studied. In the ammonolysis of methylothyl-
phenylohlorosilane, both in excess liquid ammonia and In a
stream.%of gaseous ammonia, only dime thyldle thy1diphenjildis Ila-
zane is formad. In the ammonolysis of methyldiphenylehloro-
silane, tvro produets are formed: diphany1methylaminosilane
and dimethyltetraphenyldlsllazane. The ooa-mmonolysis of
trimethylohlorosilane with methy1diphenylehlorosilane In
6qulmolar amounts does not lead to the formation of 1,1#1,3-
tatramethyl-3,3-diphonyldioilazano, but prooceda separetly,
formir
Ag hexamethyldlsilazane and methy1diphanylaminosilane,
jr tile reaction is conducted in excess trimethy1chlorosilailb, which reacts readily
With mrionin, tile coxyrionolysis product is fon,nd. Vol. orfranostlazanes and
o rrranoaml nos i lane s were produced and ch.1racterizo(I Fethyldlethylphenylsi lane was
described. Ori-. art. has: 3 tables. ~J:PRS: 37:17
r-.-j 1 /11 U cZ/.7

F-A&6-N--R-:-AP7 0007 597-----
TOPIC TAGS: silane, amionolysis
SUB CODZ: 07 / SUBM DATE: 181kir65 ORIG 004 0111 REF: 009
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XONON01- Ilaksandr Xatveyevich; CHAPSKIY. 0.U.. rectaktor; HOLODTSOVA. N.G..
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[universal tractor*]-Propashnyo traktory, Xoskya, Goo. Izd-vo salkhoz,
lit-rYs 1956. 285 p. (KLU'9:12)
(Tractors)

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INVENTOR: Andrianov, Ko A#; Kanonov, A. H.; Hakarova, N. N.
ORGi none
TITLE% Preparative method for pollsilazaaes)'.Class 39, HqA ~178108
SOURCE: Ixabretenlys. pronyahleanyye obraztsy, tovaruyye zmaki,
as. 29 1966g 95-96
TOPIC TAGSs polysilaxame.. polymerixatioa*
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been issued for a preparative
method for 11ne1r,
.,,6r spiro polysilaxaneso The method involves
polymerizati ie,above 300C of alkylphanyidtailazanes and alkyl-
p ny1(phenyi&mino)s11&nevJn, the presence of alkali. IBOJ
SUB CODE: 11/ SUBM DATE: l3Mar65/ ATD PRESS:q lqlr
07/
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KON ITOU, A I fikRandr Yatygyevio LYANSKIY, V.A., re(l.; MAKHOVA,
- JU_ SMF
N.N., tekhn. red.; SOKOLOVA, NA, tekhn. red.
[Manual on "Belarual" tractora]Spravochnik po traktoram
"Belarmal." Moskva, Sallkhozizdat, 1962. 255 p.
(MIRA 16:2)
(Tractors)

KONONGVp AN-o'
Recent fracture tectonics in the southeastern Gornyy Altai.
Izv. Alt. Geog. ob-va SSSR no.5:21 165. (MIRA 18:12)
1. Kompleksnaya tematicheskaya ekspeditslya Zapadno-Sibirskogo
geologicheskago upravleniya,

KONONOV A.N.
L- ~~
Ozdovician sediments in.the,.Erkulyu-antiallne.-and-Yabogan
syncline of the Gorrqy k1tai. Geol, I geofiz. no.6t123-
128 164. (MIRA 18tll)
1, Zapadno-Sibirskays geologicheakoye upravlenlye, Novokuznetsk.

KONONOV, A.N,
~"~ rZ
Late Paleozoic of the Yaloman granitoid complex in the Altai.
Geol. i geofiz. no.4178-91 165. (MIRA 18:8)
1. Zapadno-Sibirskoye geologicbeskoye upravieniye, g. Novokuznetsk.

KONONOV, A.N.
~ ~ ~~ ~ --. -1 ~ - ~111-"-lr,~-,-.,~
Devonian sediments of the Central Altai. Mat.po geol.Zap.Sib.
no.63M6-122 162. (MIRA 16t1O)

Ago of I'[0 -t "al.
Part .of the

KONONOV,- AeNe
Petrology and metallogeny of volcanic rocks in some regions of
the Gornyy Altai@ Trudy SNIIGGIM no.35:29-41 264,
(MI RA 18: 5)

KONONOV, Aleksandr Petrovich; KOKOSRO~ A.G.y red.
rAccounting and reports of industrial enterprises; a
L
lecture delivered in the Correspondence Higher Party
School Attached to the Central Counitteo of the CPSUI
Bukhgalterskii uchet i otchetr',st' pron7shlenrWkh pred-
priiatii; lektsiia, prochitarmaia v ZVPSh pri Tsk KPS5.
Moskva, I'Mysll," 1964. 71 p. (MII-4 17:9)

KONONOV. A.P.- FILIPPOVA, V.A.
.
Some priblems in the organization of business accounting in
workshops. Khim. prom. 41 no.58376-380 My 165. (MM 1836)

NIKULIN, Vadim Mikhaylovich; XQNQKQY,-A.S,, reteenzent; POPOV, L.P.,
red.; SHOROBOGACHEVA, A.P.0 red. izd-va; MALIKOVA,, N-T.p
tekbn. red.
[Economics and organization of the manufacture of refractories]
Mconomika i org~nlzatsiia proizvodatva ogneuporav. Sverdlovskj,
Metallurgizdat,, 1962, 200 pe (MIRA 15:7)
(Refractories industry)

KONONOV? A.3.,, mladohiy nauchnyy notrudnik; SHAMONTIM, V.A., sladshLy
'-'--WllMyy sotrudnik
Brief characterization of the meteorological conditions in the
area of Molodishnaya Station, based on 1962 data. Inform. biul.
Soy. antark. eksp. no.38:,24-28 1,63. (KM 160)
1. Arkticheakiy i antarkticheskiy nauehno-iseledovatellskiy institut.
(Molodeahna,ya Station region, Antar4tica--mateoroloU-4)baervations)

. KONDNDV, A.V.,eadovod-lyubitell (Moskva)
,-- ~Effec~tf gibberellIn on flowering In the grape. Priroda, 49
no.11:104-105 N 160. (MIRA 13:11)
(Gibberellins) (Grape)

KONONOV A.V. (14ookva)
-
Gibborellin In viticuluture. Priroda 50 no.ll-.104-106 N 161.
(MIU 14:10)
(Gibberellins) (Grapes)

SOW# Sole; XWINEOTIJ!i-~-
iutoclave production technology of copper povdero. TSTet. mete,;-
38 no.It22-V Ja 165 . (MTRA- 18 22) ~ -

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ACCESSIox ma: Ap5oo8553 S/0286/65/000/006/0062/0063
AWHORSt Soboll, S. I.; Besolov,- A. F.; Kononov, A. V.
~.LTL-Et A method for re(--overing metals, for instance c2Rper,' nickel, and _cobalt.
rrom solutions of their salts by recovery gases in an autocLava. I-'-,ass
16y254
SGU[rE-. ByuUetent itobretaniy- i tovarnykh makov, no. 6, 1965, 62-63
TOPIC TAGS. metal powder, chemical production, autoclave, gas prEISSU.-O
ASMCIATION: none
AB-~Tlr-~~LCT: This Author Certificate presents a method for recovering metais, for
instance, copper, nickel, and cobalt, from solutions of their salts by recovery
gases in an autoclave. To improve the quality of metallic uwd ~d to increase
tne orcducltiv-ity of the autoclave, the solution is fed into tne ~,krcc,.-Iare cu-tin-
a condtant rate depending on the gas temperaturg and p re:3 3, we rhe
j T-1 Ina 1--oncentration of the recovered metal in the speryt solution 1!3 nald
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AUTHORt ..-Kononov, ~., Deputy Chairman of the TaS DSO "Labor Reserves"
TITLE: To Train Excellent Sportsmen (Gotovit' otlichnykh sportamenov)
PERIODICAL: Professionallno - Tekhnicheskoye Obrazovaniye, 1957,14 12,
p 21-22 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The article deals with athletic activities in general and with
those of the Labor Reserves in particular, stating that for
the 10 months of 1957 the year's plan for training badge
carriers, USSR masters of athletics and sportsmen of the first
category has already been exceeded. It mentions the numbers
of established records, giving the names of the sportsmen, in-
cluding those who have been awarded orders and medals by the
Soviet Government.
ASSOCIATION: TaS DSO "Labor Reserves" (TsS DSO "Trudovyye rezervy")
AVAILABLEs Library of Congress
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AUTHOR: Kononov, B., Deputy Chief SOV-27-58-9-21/26
TITLE: 15th Anniversary of the "Labor Reserves" Sport Society
(Sportivnomu obshchestvu "Trudovyye rezervy"-pyatnadtalLt,
let)
PERIODICAL: Professionallno-tekhnicheskoye obrazovaniye, 1958,.,Nr 9,
pp 26 - 29 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In 1943, the voluntary "Labor Reserves" sport society was
founded. Besides promoting various sport activities among
students of technical schools, this society has taken the
initiative in constructing gymnasiums, sport fields and
swimming pools.
ASSOCIATION: Ts DSO "Trudovyye Rezervy" (Ts DSO "Labor Reseives")
1. Physical fitness--USSR
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TJLIYANOV,l A. doktor tekhn.nauk; KOVONOV, B., kand.tekhn.nauk
P I--------------
Mechanizing labor-consuming operations in frame cow barns. Sell.
stroi. 15 no.4:7-8 Ap 161. (nUU 14:6)
(Saratov Province-Dairy barns)

The First Al-I-Russian Spartaklada, Prof.-takh. obr. 17 no-7:25 J1
16o. (MIRA 13:8)
I. Zamestitell predesdatslya Rossiyokogo respublikanskogo soveta
Vaesoyuznogo dobravollmogo sportimogo obahchoetva "Tridoyye
resorvy*.
(Physical. education and training)

KONONOV. B,
Welcoming the &O-I-Faissian Spartak'aft, Prof.-tekh.obr. 18 no.6s
29 Ji 161. OWA 14;7)
U Zamatitall Predsedatelya Rossiytkogo respubAkawkogo aoveta
VDSO "Trudowyy reservyv.
(Sporta)

WYANOV, A., prof., doktor tekhn.nauk- XONONOV, B., kand.tekhn.nauk
Lt_~~~
Over-all mechanization of frame cattle barns. Sel'. stroi. 15
no-7:6-7 J1 '61. (MIRA 14:8)
(Saratov Province--Dairy barns)

KONONP,6,~
Mass pax-ticipation as.a basis for apart work. Prof.-tekh. obr.
20 no.5,.24 My '63. (MIM 16-.7)
1. Zamestitell predsedatelya Rossiy5kogo respublikanskogo soveta
Vsesoyuznogo dobrovol'nogo sportivnogo obshchestva "Trudovyye
razemj.tt
(Physical education and training)

KONONOTO-B,
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43. n0,3124-26 Mr .163, (MM 164)
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KONONOV, B. J.. Cand Teoh Sol -- (dies)
of oleotrons from a
betatronpol"a' 15 Wv by the e2ectrostatic wthod." Tomsk, 1957. 9 pp
(Min of aigher Eduostion USSR. Tomsk Order of Labor Red Banner Polytechnio
Inat im &* Me Kirov), 100 oopies (KL, 42-57, 93)
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AUTHORS: Akimov, Yu.M. Nononov, B A and Sokolov~ L.S.
%.- t~~o
TITLE: On the Extractio~'o~i**"t-h-e~---ff-dy~ttron Beam from a
Betatron Chamber
PERIODICALs Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy,
Fizika, 1959, Nr 5, PP 31-34 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The Tomsk Polytechnical Institute has been studying
electron
methods ror the extraction of the
beam from
the betatron chamber. Three of these methods, which
have been found to be the most satisfactory, are
described in the present paper.
1) The electrostatic method is based on the extraction
with the aid of a special capacitor. The construction
of the capacitor, the vacuum chamber etc. have been
described in the literature (Refs 1 and 2). In this
method It is possible to obtain the following beam
parameters (15 MeV betatron) s beam current 4 x 10-9 amp,
cross-section of the beam at a distance of 2 am from
the exit window 6 x 10 mmt divergence in air 50 in the
Card vertical plane and 80 in the horizontal plane. The
1/3 electron beam extracted into the atmosphere contains up
to 60% of electrons which have reached the end of the

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1032/9114'
On the Extraction of the Electron Beam from a Betatron Chamber
accelerating cycle.
2) The second method is based on the extraction without
the use of any devices located inside the vacuum
chamber. It employs asymmetric displacement of the
equilibrium orbit beyond the limits of the working zone.
This can be done by using the parametric resonance for
the free radial oscillations of the electrons. In this
method the mean beam diameter at a distance of 50 am
from the window is 40 cm. The extraction efficiency
was found to be 75%.
3) The third method is based on the use of a toroidal
pulsed extractor. The toroid (Fig 4) which is wound on
a non-magnetic material and has a free channel through
which the beam can pass, is placed in the magnetic field
of the betatron. In the toroid channel the field can be
adjusted to be zero.When the electrons enter the toroid
channel they move in a straight line and along a tangent
to the orbit. The toroid has been used for electrons
of up to 15 MeV and uses 16 amps per 1 MeV. This
compares favourably with the extractor described in
Ref 3 which uses 65 amps per 1 MeV. The toroidal V~

68868
S/139/59/000/05/006/026
9032/3114
On the Extraction of the Electron Beam from a Betatron Chamber
extractor gives a well-focussed beam and a good
extraction efficiency. Its properties are still
being investigated.
There are 5 figures and 3 references$ of which 2 are
Soviet and 1 is English.
ASSOCIATIONs Tomskiy politeklinicheskiy institut imeni S.M.
Kirova
(Tomsk Polytechnical Institute imeni S,M. Kirov)
SUBMITTED: December 27, 1959 (1958?) Vr
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AUTHORS-.' Kononov, B.X, and Rudenko, V.N.
TITLE.-: A,multiscreen calorimeter for measurements on betatron
radiation
PERIODICAL. izvostiya vysshikh uchebnykli zavedeniy, Fizika,
147 - 151
TEXT: A description is-given of a -two-screen calorimeter
(Fig. 1).- It coasists of a lead absorber 1 suspended on nyfon',
-1 screen 3 . This screen is,in
threads inside an isoth6rma
turn, suspended Inside-a second Isotherma ,I screen 4 The screens
.are made of 2 mmithick metal foil. The second screen is attache&
to the lid 6 by perspex rods 5 tj-i-e lid itself is also made
of perspox (40 mm thick); the entrance window 7 is made.of
.0.1 run thick aluminium foil. The temperature of the absorber. is
measured by a thermistor. The space insido,the calorimeter is
evacuated down to 10 10 mm Hg- Continuous stirring and.
ihermostating was' found to be unnecessary and the calorimeter
was found to be capable of -ineasuring intensities of 3 x 10
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AUTHORS: Vasillyev, Ye A. and -Kon
'4111z: Electron component of betatron radiation
!JERIOD!Cj%,. Referativnvy zhurnal, Elektronika i eye primenenlyQ,
no. 2, 1963, 461 abstract 2A.271 (Elchtron. uskorit-
eli, Tomsk, Tomskiy un-t, 1961, 167-170 (Collection))
T=T: A study of the s ectral composition of betatron
p
radiation showed that the second mwcimun of the lateral (space) dis-'~
tribution of betatron radiation is due to the electron component,
1.1hich has a continuous enerv succtn=. The elcetron-componant
fraction of betatron radiation is estimated. The electron trajec-
tories are determined, a knox.-iledge. of which prevents errors. The
cx.2-crimcntal procedure. is described; the experimental results are
give-a, as well as their interpretation.
Z'~~bstracter's note: Complete translation 7
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.--.1 1 V. M. ; KONONOV,,jjj.,; YEVSTIGh'EYEV, V. V.
'Vupv-~~' ~ ~ I--- .
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;-Iagnatic Beta Spectrometer with DoLible Focussing for Carrying out Physics
.0';~vestigations with the Electron Beam of a Betatron."
report submitted for All-Union Ccnf on Nuclear Spectroscopy, Tbilisi, 14-22
Feb 64.
Tomskiy politekhnicheakiy insti"t.. (Tomsk Polytechnical Inst)

ACCESSION Nit: AP4024066 S/0046/64/b2g/ID02/040
Antonov,.V.M.; Yevat
AMOR: xoAo ign*yev, V.V.
TITLE: Investigation of the energy spectrum of the electron beam from a 7.5 NOV
betatron.(constructed at the Tomsk Polytechnic Institute) ffieport, Thirteenth An-
nual Conference on Nuclear Spectroscopy hold In Kiev 26 Jan to 2 Fab 19627
SOURCE: AN SM. Izvestiya. Serlya fixicheakaya, v.29, no.2, 1964, 400-403
TOPIC TAGS: betatron electron spectrum, betatron output, Tomsk Polytechnic InsWr
tuto betatron
ABS~RACT: The spectrum of the electrons emitted by the 7.5 MeV betatron construct,)
ed at the Tow;k Polytechnic Institute was Investigated. A brief description of the
betatron which has an S-shaped magnet Is given. The experimental arrangement Is 4*4'
gramed in Fig.1 of the Enclosure. The electron distribution was analyzed by means
were d
of a sector type A-spectrometer, developed at the Institute; the electrons 0-:
tected by paeans of two AS-2 type gas d1scharge counters, connected into a coinci-
dence circuit. TLa electron spectra obtained at different output energies are shown
in Figs.2 and 3 of the Suciosure. Other figures In the text give the variation of
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the half-width of the spectrum as a function of the electron energy, the voltag* on:
the dof lector, and the thickness of an aluminum absorber in the beam. The test re-
sults are described briefly. The tests show that under the optimum operating condi-I
tions the half-width of the electron energy spectrum does not exceed 1%. With de-
viation from the optimum conditions the half-width of the energy distribution In
the extracted beam may increase -to 5%. It Is noted that these characteristics are
adequate for medical purposes and radiation chemistryg but that for physical ex
ment requiring a high degree of accuracy a betatron of -this type must be equi
with an appropriate stabilizing system. Orig.art.has: 6 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Tomskly politekhnIcheskly institut (Tomsk Polytechnic - Institute)
SUBMITTED: 00 DATE ACQ: O8AprG4 ENCL: 02
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Fig.l. Diagram of the experiment: I vacuum-chamber of the'
betatron, 2 - deflector, 3 - quadrupole lenses, 4 - eloctran
duct, 5 - ionization chamber, 6 - entrance aperture of the
spectrometer, 7 - spectrometer vacuum chamber, 8 - exit aper-
ture of the spectrometer, 9 - load shielding, 10 - gas counters.

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TITLE; Radiation.acceleration 4, !a
SOURCE: AN SSSR* Fiticheskly inatitut* Mmdyt To, 329 19669 Fisuca pu=iy (Ma"M
lphysics), 60-79
TOPIC TAGS: Plasma acoolerationj H? oscillator
ABSTRACT: The article is of the review type (41 literature references) and surveys
work done in the field in the Soviet Union, Japan, the United States and Francee AflEit
a general mathematical introduction to the subject, the authors describe the first
experiments on the radiation acceleration of plasmas using superhigh frequency
generators. Detailed diagrams are given of two such systems. Datailed consideration
is given to the investigation of the special characteristics of the interaction of
superhigh frequency 'oscillations in &'plasma, including the effect of plasm resonance
and the acceleration of a v3sms bythe action of the gradient of a superhigh frequenc;-
field. 7h9 two final sectims deal rospectively with the acceleration of a 03-~ In
Card 1/2

KONONOV , B. N.0 Cand Tech Sci -- (diss) "Symetric Triggers
mw
on Semiconductor Triodes." Most 1957. 7 PP (Min of Higher
Education USSR, Mos Engineering-Physics Inst), 100 copies
(EL, 47-57, 88)
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kUTHOR KONONOV B.N., STEPANENKO I.P. PA - 2726
TITLE -U6-Ep-u1-&-tTo-nSchsm~9 on Basis of Semiconductor Triodos.
(Foreschotnyys ekhemy na poluproyodnikovykh t&dakh -aussLan)
PERIODICAL Atomnaia Energiia,1957, Vol 2, Nr 4, pp 364-375 (U-S-S-R-)
Received 5/1957 Reviewed 6/1957
ABSTRACT The paper under review deals with the schemes of the codes of those
computation devices which are typical representatives of the nonlinear
pulse generator with semiconductor triodes. The currently most fre-
quently used semiconductor apparatus (germanium diodes, punctiform
germanium triodos of the n-typs, and smelted (?) areal germanium triodes
of the type p-n-p) are treated with particular attention. The possibili-
ties of the apparatus of other types are only briefly indicated.
The semiconductor triode as switchs In the computation scheme under con-
sider-afion the active element opeRtes as switch, i,o. it can be in *i-
thor of two possible states (either open or closed). In the cominutator
circuit of the closed semiconductor triode there always flows an initial
"uncontrollable" current Iko. This current intensity is a parameter of
the transistor. The areal triodes are characterized by a strong "creep-
ing" of the current Iko., The "maximally opened" state of the semiconduc-
tcr triode corrosponds to the saturation with regard to the current in
the commutator circuit. It is the main disadvantage of the punctiform tri-
odes in the wiring schemes that they do not "contract to one point" at
the saturition.
Card 1/2 For the camputation schemes with areal triodes the paper under review
Computation Schemes on Basis of Semiconductor Triodes. FA - 2726
gives the most significant.rolationships with which it is possible to
cemPut the wiring. The following variations are discussed: computation
call with independent displacement, wiring with automatic displace-
m4nt, wiring without displacement. Then follows a discussion of the au-
xiliary nodes Of the computation schemes, of the forming cascade, and of
the high-voltag* sources.
Some cOnclusiOrA, It is POsSiblo to build the computation schemes entire-
1Y on basis of semiconductor apparatus. Such sch*m*ik are extremely inox-
pensive. they can be very well operated by batteries, and therefore the
d*VfloPM~nt of porublo devices is promising. At the time being,tho
semiconductor computation schemes can reach and oven surpass the quality
of the computation schemes with electron tubes.
(with 16 reproductions).
ANOCIATION
PRESENM By
SUBMITTED 19.9-1956
AVATLA Library of Congest
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IYO/V e W olj~
10g-10-4/19
AUTHOR: KOM.00V,
TITIS: Application of the Non-linear Feedback for the Elimination
of the Saturation in the Transistors operating in Pulse
Circuits (Primeneniye nelineynoy obrstnoy svyazi dlya
ustraneniya nasyshcheniya poluprovodnikovykh triodov V
impul'sn.vkh skhemakh)
PERIODICAL: Radiotekhnika i Blektronika, 195?, Vol.II No 105
pp. 1253 - lkO ZUSSR).
ABSTRACT: The operation of transistors in pulse circuits (such as
multivibrators and ecdacidence circuits) has a number of dis-
advantages which result from the fact that the'transistors are
usually driven into the saturation region. This leads to the
appearance of certain pulse delays which cannot usully be
eliminated, especially in view of the fact that the transistors
are ~emperature-sensitive and that the spwad in their charac-
teristics may be large; thus, if it is attempted to operate
one transistor in the active region, it is difficult to ensure
that the next unit will not be driven into the saturation
region. One of the methods of eliminating the operation in
the saturation region is to clamp the collector of the transistor
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Application of the Hon-linear Feedback for the Elimi 109-10-4/19
Saturation in the Transistors operating in Pulse Gir nation of the
cuits.
by means of a biassed diode (see Fig.1). It is shown howevez
both experimentally (see Yig.2) and theoretically tha ) I
of the diode does not eliminate the delay between the t the use
input pulse and the disappearance of the Output pulse end of an
collector. The following method of the elimination of at the
operation in the saturation re the
a grounded emitter transistor ion is therefore DrOPosed: for
Me Fig-3) a non-whnear feedback
path is provided between the collector and the base by means of
a diode in series with a resistance r and a battery 3 - At
cOllector-base voltages greater than Z , the diode is non-
conducting, the feedback is absent and the input current is
equal to the base current. When the cOllector-base voltage is
equal to Z , the diode becomes conducting and the amplification
of th,~ system rapidly decreases. It is shown that the above
method of avoiding the saturation is very Successful and design
formulae for evaluating the values of r and E are given
(see Bq.(?) ). The feedback circuit as given in Fig-3 cannot
easily be employed in Practice and it is therefore necessary
to modify it. Two such modifications are shown in Fig.4- The
above circuits were tested experimentally and it was found that
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109-10-4/19
Application of the Von-linear Feedback for the Elimination of the
Saturation in the Transistors Operating in Pulse Circuits.
they did eliminate the trailing edge delay (see Curve 6 in Fig.
6); they were also employed in a coincidence circuit and in a
bi-stable multivibrator (see Fig.9). There are 9 figures, ?
references, 2 of which are Slavic.
SUBMITTED: March 22, 1957.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress.
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B. N. MOW: "Transients -in sym. etric trig;.',ers _using seju'conducting
triodes.11 ''Scientific 'Session Devoted to "Radio Dayll, Ma,- 1958, Trudrezervizdat,
1103cow, 9 Te-P. 59
It is shown how optimum trigger parameters for which a circuit would
have the maximum switching frequency can be obtained on the basis of an
analysis of transients.
It is shown that the termination of the regenerative stage of the process
is always specified,, for the case of starting a trigger on separate imputs,
by the limitation in that triode to whose input the starting pulse has been
fed. The influence of positive feedback on the rate of overturning the
trigCer -will be smaller., the larger the input signal amplitude.
An approximate analysis of transients for a counter start of the
trigger would permit the "memory time" of the precediiV- state, the
maximum length of the starting pulse for which the trigger is overturned
into a state opposite to the initial, to be determined.
On the basis of an analysis of the transients, optimum values of the
accelerating capacity have been deterndned. The maximum repetition frequency
of the input pulses for a counter start of tile trigger at An comparatively
low-frequency semiconducting triodes is approximately tvo-thirds the limiting
frequency of the triode current Gain in a circuit-.11thra common base.

KONIONOV, B. N.
L. A. Serkin, I. P. Steil-aneko, B. IN'. F,0N0NC-V,, T. 111. Agakhanyan,
A. G. Filipljov, L. N. Patrikeyev: I'Mements o.'k' seraconclucting dicital
machines." Scientific Se3jion IFevoted to "Radio Day", May 195L, Trudz-ezervizdat.,
MOSCOW, 9 Sep. 58
Results are presented of the development of systems of fundamental
logical elements using semiconducting instruments for a digital computer.
Fundamental computational relations and experimental characteristic-- of
the elements are presented. Among the system. elements are: a trigtger,,
a conincidence cirenit and an amplifier-liirdter. The elements guarantee
reliable operation of the fundamental components of a compdter at a 500 kc
frequency of the main (cyclic) pulses in an -600 C---+ 500 temperature
range with the relative humidity 98%o

KONONOV, B. N.
A. G. Filippov, I. P. Stepanenko, B. N. Kononov, T. M. Agakhanlan, L. A. Serkin, L. N.
Patrikeyev, "Certain components of a digital computer using semiconducting triodes."
Scientific-Seasion Devoted to "Radio Day", May 1958, Trudrezervizdat, Moscow, 9 Sep 58*
The balanced operation of semiconducting elements of a computer (analyzed in the
note "Elements of semidonducting computers") is verified in three basic c9mponents of a
parallel type machine: the regiateri counter and adder. Logical circuits of the com-
ponents mentioned are analyzed and a method and results of testing are presented. An ex-
perimental investigation has been made on four types of each of the components.
Experiments were carried out by changing the abbient temperature,, the voltage of the
supply source, by scattering the parameters of the components and replacement of the
semiconducting instruments, by humidity. The experiments showed reliable operation of the
set of computer elements developed.

AUTHORS: Kononov, B. IT., Lebedev, V. A., Serkin, L. A., 119-1-4/113
Slepanenkof 1. F., Filippov, A. G.
TITLE: Experiences With a Newly-Developed Re,-lister Operating With
Laminar Semiconductor Triodes (Opyt razrabotki registra na
ploskostnykh poluprovodnikovykh triodakh)
PERIODICAL: Priborostroyeniye, 1958, Nr 1, pp. lo-13 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The possibilities are shown of how to use semiconductor
triodes in numerical calculating machines. By means of a
block of "movable registers", the scheme of which is given,
the possibility of its application is proved. The register
mentioned can take up a numerical code and pass it on to the
left or right but it can also store a numerical code no
longer needed.
The main block is a decoder which brings about a
comparison of the states of neighbouring triggers. A switch-
-diagram is given for the triggers. The radio-technical
units used are discussed. It is most useful to employ
triodes with common emitters for the amplifiers used. With
such connections and with the aid of a transformer tuning
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Experiences With a Newly-Developed Register Operating 119-1-4/13
With Lactinar Semiconductor Triodes
circuit a maximum amplification even of short impulses can
be reached. With a certain arrangement to --, lo - 14 fold
porter amplification ca---, be reachej with a duration of the
input Pulse Of 0,5 tia- There are 6 fi,,,-.7res and 3 references,
all of which are Slavic.
AVAILABLE: Library of Con.--ress
1. Triodes-AppUcation
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SOV/142-58-11-16/30
AUTHOR: Agakhanyan . T.M., Kononov, B.N., Stepanenko, I.P.
TITLE: On the Terminology of Transis-to-rElectronies ~O
terminologii v oblasti tranzi-stornoy elektroniki)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy - hadiotekhnika,
1958, Nr 4. pp 406-500 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The paper summarizes the most important questions
pertaining to Soviet terminology in the field of
transistor electronics. The section "General Questions"
deals with definitions for the concepts Semi-Cbnductor;
Transistor; "Transistron"; and "Stereotron". Finally
hole and electron transistors are defined. The second
section deals with questions of junctions (plane and
point change-over) as well as drawn and diffused junc-
tions. Then the author deals with diodes and their
functions and with triodes. A special section deals
with the parameters of'the triodes. Finally the paper
deals with circuit diagrams. The editorial staff'
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SOV/142-58-4-16/30
On the Terminology of Transistor Electronics
of defining scientific terminology.
ASSOCIATION: Kafedra elektroniki Moskovskogo inzhenerno-fiziches-
kogo instituta (Chair if Electronics, Moscow
Institute of Engineering Physics)
SUBMITTED: April 21, 1958
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A 11ORs
TITLEs
PERIODICALs
SOV/142-58-5-17/23
Kononov, B.N., Candidate of Technical Sciences
Research in the "Vuz". Short Information. Moscow Institute for
&ginecring and Physics
Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zaVedeniy'- radiptekhnika, 1958, Nr 5,
pp 622-623 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs The article gives a short summary of research which has been done
in the institutes 1) Working out standard semi-conductor elements
for a computing machine; done by A.G. Filippov, T.M. Agakhnyan,
B.N. Kononov, L.A. Serkin, Yu.A. Volkov, V.I. Lebedev, L.N.
Patrikeyev, A.V. Nikolayev, Yu.N. Fost. Scientific Supervisor:
Candidate of Technical Sciences Docent I.P. Stepanenko; 2) Work-
ing out a device for definition and Recording Amplitude-Phase
Characteristics; done by Yu.I. Grashin, V.I. Zaytsev, A.M. Kon-
stantinov. Scientific Supervisors Candidate of Technical Sciences
Docent K.E. Erglis; 3) Theoretic Calculation of a Linear Electron
Accelator on the Emergy of 5 mW; done by A.V. Shallnov, Ye-T. Pyat-
nov, A.A. Glazkov, S.P. Lomnev. Scientific Supervisors Candidate
Card 1/9 of Technical Sciences O.A. Valldner. The corresponding technical

SOV/
Research in the "Vuz". Short Information. Moscow Institute for Engineering and
Physics
project was worked out by O#S. Milovanov, Yu.V. Wlizin, A.V.
Shallnov, 1131. Zorin, V.G. Gass, A.G. Tragor. Scientific Super-
visors Candidate of Technical Sciences O.A. Valldner; 4) Working
out the System for a Fizure Controlling Machine; done by A.I.
Voitelev., B.I. Yallnin,,Ye.A. Aksenov. Scientific Supervisori Can-
didate of Technical Sciences Y(L.A. Mietagurov.
SUBMITTED: March 29, 1958
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/4894
Kononov, Boris Nikolayevich
Simmetrichnyye triggery na ploskostnykh poluprovodnikovykh triodakh
(Symmetrical Triggers With Junction Transistorsj Moscow,
Gosenergoizdat, 1960. 159 P. 15,000 copies priked.
Ed.; V. I. Shamahur; Tech. Ed.; N. I. Borunov.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for technical personnel and students
in electronics, computer technique, and automation.
COVERAGE: The book examines the theory and design of symmetrical
triggers equipped with Junction transistors. The author de-
velops methods of computing the trigger, taking temperature, load,
and tolerances for components into account. Connections between
the quick operation of the trigger and the parameters of the
transistors are presented. The book may also be used for design-
ing other pulse circuits. The author thanks I. P. Stepanenko,
Candidate of Technical Sciences, the faculty of the Department
of Electronics, Moskovskiy inzhenerno-fizicheskiy institut (Moscow
Physics and Engineering Institute), I. L. Kaganov, Doctor of

SynLmetrical Triggers (cont. ) S
SOV/4894
Technical Sciences, Professor, and K. 3, RzhevkIn, Candidate of
Physics and Mathematics, for their -Ovice. There are 28 refer-
ences: 11 Soviet, 16 English, and I Oerman.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Foreword 3
Ch. I. Static and Dynamic Properties of Junction Transistors
and Transistor Switches 7
1. Equivalent circuits of a Junction transistor 7
2. Junction transistor in a switch with a common emitter.
Static chai~dcteristlcs of Junction transistors 15
3. Transistor parameters as functions of various factors 23-
4. Transients in a switch with a common emitter 31
5. Nonsaturated switches with nonlinear feedback 44
Ch. II. Design of D-C Triggers 51
6. Triggers wit.", external (independent) bias 51
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AUKHANYAN, S.M.I_KONONOV, B.N.- STEPANENKO, I.P.
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Concerning the terminology,in the field of transistor electronics.
Izv. ". uoheb.' zav.; mdiotekh. 4 no.10.10-114 Ja-F 161.
(MMA 14:4)
1. Kafedra elektroniki Moskavskogo inzhonerno-fizicheakogo
instituta.
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A"UTHORS: Kononovq B.N.p and Sidorovp A.S.
TITLE,,: Tunnel diodes and their application as triggers
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Avtomatika i radioelektronika,
no. 6, 19062, abstr-.ct 6-4-64 1 (V sb. Poluprovodnik.,.
pribory i ikh primeneniye. no. 7,. M., Sov. radio,
1961t 341 _357)
T E.Y~ TS)tatic volt-amp characteristics of germanium tunnel diodes
(TD) are considered. A ci~4cuit is shown for taking these characte-
ristics. Parameters of 15 experimental TD were mea.sured. The results
of these are tabulated. The relationship bet,,,ieen*current ratio
imax/Imin and voltage VMin corresponding to Imin is pointed aut.
Ima.-c/Imin increasing with Vmin. The temperature dependence of the
characterist-ic is checked. Vlith rising temperature the maximum of
the volt-amp characteristic is displaced downwards, and the minimum
ur
ywards-and to the left. Transient response of a single TD trigger
is calculated analytically. The volt-amp charaoteristic of the TD
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is approximated by sections of poaer functions. Calculations.,-yield
approx. durations of the positive and negative drop front; t~
270 C, tf = 20poCO where p0 = (Vmin - Vmax)/(Imax - Imin ). The
differential capacitance of the TD is measured-near the minimum of
the volt-amD characteristic of the TD. A circuit is given for the
pro-
measurement of this capacitance. In the analysis of transient
cesses the TD capacitance was assumed as constant and equal to t-he
diff. capacitance at the minimum of the volt-amp characteristic of.
the TD. 4 references. [Abstracter's note: Complete translation.]
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AUTHORS nonov N. and Orlili:ovskiy, A.A.,
1r L r,: Us a. of tunnel diodes in high-speed information-
storage deVices
''PEIRIODICAL.'- Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnvlch zavedeniy, Radiot.e1chnika,:
v. 6, no. 1, 1963, 33 - 411
T EXT: A storage cell with A tunnel diode operatinS, on the
Principle.of current c,ontrol,is shoun in Fig. la and its operating
conditions are represent,ed in Fig. 1E% The system has two stable
states, A an& 6: T he load -consists of tv'o resistancest R X. an&
R , each carryinghalf the cur-rent. . Such a cell can be used in.
v
-C - -xt ri x. sin
An , -Y , m, - The plast system o'A matrix-type storage Is a
"three-dimensional" storage where the diode is provided with three
resi4itances. - Til-10 of these determine the coordinate currents :in
the planes x-y , while-the third defines the order-DIane currert.
The procassinS of the information is effected by coordinate.,
currents while -the r d a r Inlalne current is used only far
recordin.M tizero". Storage calls of this type are subject, to
int(,rfcz'cnce from neighbouring cells and it is generally necessary
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'Use of tunnel diodes rn 9 2/ E3 8 2
to 1:>rotect them byiimiiing diodes having *a raverse-conduction.
thresh6ld' of: the order of .100 mV. -Another system of stora-e is
so-ca a
available th 11 d. "Z*type", where selection of the position,
for writing in the cod,6 is--effacted by a,singlo control- current IPt
-1.5 applied tcc selected. cells. The recording and regeneration.
of int
formation: is carried out by applying the current of a given
order-plane directly-to the atorago'cells. The principle of
designing tunnol-diode:-stora-e' dolls ill such a way that the
inrorpiation is not.....erased -during read-out -is based , on a diode
with two regions or'differifi.g. --slopes. The, first extends from the
minimum voltage.. .or about~~ 1250 300 Mv. to about, 440 mV and the
ntec.ond from 446 -'46o'g%V*- '-,TIWo practically identical _sa_Mr-ontS -on
+,he current a.-cis , c orres, pond to these substantially different voltago.
segments. Bccause.of, this' tho'operzat.ing point G can be chosen'
in such.a.way that.durins tfi~o reading,'the interference from a
the pulse reading I$ e
Semi-excited coll is mucli.smaller than life :Ih
operating spe.ed,of, the ra ecells based on the diode operating
-d. Their operating spoods are rou-hl
in the Z-Syst ain, is evaluat a y
equal to,thoso of-' xe-y' Systo"ns. 1'L, is shown that the: recording,
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ACCESSION ITR; AP3004892
AUTHOR: Kononov,, B. N.; Churin,, Yu. A,
TITLE:. Shaping devices using tunnel diodes
.9/01W/63/000/004/0067/0072
Z17
SOURCE: Pribory* I takiniks, e~!perlmetta,-no. 4, 1963., 67-72
"OPIC TAGS: tunnel-diode shaping deticie.. shaping device,, inductaftce shaper.,
cable-section ohaper,,_ shaper, -tunnel diode
ijMTRA.M. Pulse-shaping devices inductance shapers and shapers utilizing cable
aections r- =ing tunnel diodes diiven.by scintillation radiation detectors are
discussed. The circuit of the inductance shaper is shown In Fig. la of Enclosure,
The-initib6l(operating point In the vicinlt7 of the maxirm- volt-ampere diode char-'
acteristic- Fig. 1b).is fixed by resistor RI'and insures the high sensitivity of
-the Akter. Low resistance R4, which determines the diode static load line and
ensures a regime with one stable state, is selected on the basis of R
4 > P ni,
where Pmin ks the minlim- absolute value of negative resistance. The sign
roltage is applied to the,shaper through resistor R3; higher resistance sources,
~_:Lilm photomultipliero,, can be connected hrectly to the circuit. At the ap-
-pearance of a steep'frorit input signal, them inductance current varies only
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i3lightly, and the ma or-part of the control current is fed to the diode capaci-
tance causing a rapid switching of the current to point t..(~ee Fig. lb). The
M
ext pulse through resistor R4 and the nonlinear resistance of the diode returns I
det
the circuit to the initial state. The duxation of output pulse peak is ermined
by the variation time of the inductance current and depends only slightly
on input signal amplitude, SWer sensitivity may amount to fractions of a m4111- I
=perc and may be limited by temperature dependence of th6 maxi== volt-ampere
Characteristic current (Ii) of the di6de. The experimental circuits used n-type
Ge diodes operated stably~ within the temperature range of 0 to +6W with a sen-
,.aitivity of 0.2Ti at 200. The circuit shown in Fig, I% forms pulses with an
amplitude of about 300 mv and a duration of 60 nsec. However, this type of cir-
auit has an insufficient ifi fac
,put-signal amplitude range,, does not ensure satis
tory signal-duration uniformity., and make6 it difficult to form short pulses. i
These shortcomings can be eliminated by operating the circuit as a multivibrator,
i.e., by triggering it with long high-amplituae signals. Better results areob-
tained with Imlse-forming circuits using cable sections. A schematic diagram
of such a ahapei'is shown in Fig. 2. The circuit determiring its operating con-
ditions is similar to that of the inductance shaper. Resistor Rk prevents short- IL
circuiting of the cable,, and the voltage gradient occurring in the dioft after
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the appearance of the input pulse spreads along the cable. The voltage vave of
opposite polarity reflected from the short-circuited end of the cable returns the
diode to the initial state. When the inductance is low the sensitivity of the
circuit in respect to the wave reflectedfrom the cable end increasesO thereby
expanding the range of Input pulse amplitude. Experiments have demonstrated that
shapers using Ge diodes with an Ii below 4 to 5 mamp and a cable characteristic
impedance of 75 to 100 ohm operate satisfactorily in a range of input pulse ampli-
tudes varying by a factor of 10. The operation was checked during the triggering
of the device by the pulses of a scintillation detector using Co"o as a source.
At a range of photonatiplier-pilse amplitudet varying by a factor of over 10,,
the amplitude spread of formed pulses did not exceed 15%# while the spread of
response delays was 3 to 5 nseoi;w:Or1g.:art-.,.-has-j :10 flgu;es., s.
~.ASSOCIATION: none
SUMMED: 24Aug62
,SUB CODE: SD
DATE ACQ.- 2SAug63
NO PJW 507: .005
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KOIJONOVO B.N.; SIDOROV, A.S.; LEONC17p V.F.
Curr~ftt discrimifttors on tunnel diodes. Prib. i tekh. eksp.
8 no.5:103-106 S-6 163. (MIRA 16:12)

GORNp L.S.j..xoNONOV. B.Nos KUZNETSOVp K.F.
(Nuclear instrawnt manufactural IAdernoo priborostroonia;
nauchno-takhniobookil obornikq MoskVdp Atomizdatp 1964,
(MIRA 18310)