SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GOLOVKO, V. - GOLOVLEV, I.

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TITLE: Frictioinal disk brake. Class 35, Ho. 179893 Zainnounced bj State Scientific
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SOUR,I: Izobratotdya, promyshletuWa obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 6, 1966, 65
TOPIC TAGS: friction, well drilling mnehinery, drillin.g Mchine
MSTRACT: This Author Certificate presents a frictional disk brake for, say,
drill hoists. The brake consists of a casing, a shaft connected to the shaft of
the drill hoist., and it friction disk. To insure the independent action of the
braking moment from the rotary velocity of the hoiatv shaft, the immovable friction
disks contain internal openings (sea Fig. 1). These openings are connected to a
closed circuit through -which cooling liquid is circulated by, say, a centrifugal
pumps To facilitate the exchange of friction sheaves, the latter are loosely
hold by the disks. \N
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15-1957-1-96
Translation fromt Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr
P 13 (USSR)
AUTHUR: 00,10VICO, V. Ps
W TITLX: Change in-thO Molluscan Fauna of the Lower Sarmatian
Deposits in the Tiolnity of Veselyanka Village and
the Comparison of This Fauna with That of the Same
Deposits From Other Localities (Izmeneniye fauny
mollyuskov otlozheniy nizhnego sarmata okrestnosti
a, Voselyanki I sravneniye ikh s faunoy tekh zhe
otlozheniy iz drugikh mostonakhozhdaniy)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Odessk. gos..un-ta, Sb. geol. geogr. fak, 1954,
vol 2p pp 121-139
ABSTRACT: Two horizons, differing in their mollusk population
can, be distinguished In the Lower Sarmatian deposits
on Xonka River: the lower, in which Mohrensternia
Card 1/2
Change in 15-1957-1-96
the the M011U8c&n Fauna of ths Lowe' Sarmatian Deposits in
FaunV'c'n'ty Of V68817anka Village and tha
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15-57-2-1345
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiyb, 1957, lir 2,
p 24 (USSR)
AUTHOR- Golovko, V. F.
TITLE: Ostrecoda From the Meotian and Upper Sarmutian Deposits
in the Village of Xubanka (0 faune ostrakod iz meo-
ticheskikh I verkhnesarmLitskikh otlozheniy s. Kubanki)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Odessk. un-ta, 1955, Vol 145, ser. geol. i geogr.,
Nr;3, pp 41-54
ABSTRACT: The author describes 12 new species of ostracoda (genera
Il.jocyVrisd, Kas2iocypris, Cythere, Loxoconcha, Xestole-
berIS) ITOM the Upper i7R*rm_afr_anahd Meotian deposits of
TE-e-Tuyallnitakly estuary, 35 km northeast of Odessa.
In the upper Sarmatian, 15 species characteristic of the
coastal deposits of the brackish water basin are found
together. There are no fresh water forms. The tran-
sition to the Meotian is gradual. Almost all of the
Sarmatian species change into the Meotian, and many new
Card 1/2 species are Introduced. Altogettier 31 species were

Ostracoda From the Neotian and Upper Sarmatian (Cont.)
15-57-2-1345
found. The lower layers of the MDotian were deposited in a
saline basin, and contain a rich ostracoda fauna. The upper
layers ivere deposited in a less Baiine basin, where a part of
the species died out and fresh water forms appeared. The author
compares the astracoda. of the Meotian and the upper Sarmatian
in the Crimoan-Caucasion region and in the village of Kubanka.
Card 2/2 V. A. K.

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.4 S T 1: it CT - 'Mic t!,~, Ila! L";izeum of Odesoa
dr.2-rites the dis-
+ho cf r, '~LO% IiOtlr Ole&GR.
1. Paleoecology-USSR

GOWM, V.P. [HolovkA, Y.P.]
Sau.Uwra w=noth Blephas primigonlas Jatskovi subsp.nov. from
allavium of the Chichiklays River in the vicinity of Alekseyovka.
Pfttsi Od. un sbir. mol, vahen. un. 148 no.3:315-321 '58 (KLU 13:3)
1. N&uohqn rukoyoditell - dots. I.Ta. Hatako.
(Va"Oth)

2OR'KIN, L.M.; rrDlfJVYD, V.T.) ST090711FV, A.D.
H,"irogeo3o#inal conditiona of the Berezovo gas-bearing region
It 4'eatiorn. Siberia. Trudy VNIlaAZ no.22:204-322 164.
(MIRA 17:10)

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SHMWVSM VA*g,nWI=TO V*Poj ONAMMU00 G.I.j OMEM,, A.Y.;
40MUMM, lu.A.) ANN, I*Iw; GOLMOl V.T.
acw phpioocben~oal propertles of obarges for and the products of
this sUcitrio s=l%UW of balwaluagan copper concentrates. 1xvAN
FAsakhWUsaaromet,ox abogoi aguoup. n0.10-13 161. (KM 3486)
(Dxbewwsan--Copp*r-zleetrojwt&uurgy)

T.SL~n" )i~ L.; rll~-AYTYP 1 ..k. ; .:I H1" .., A. '-'~ - -'ZF!WY,
AISAM, N.T.; V.I%
I
liqup,ti,no elactr!a amaltLng of T)zbezknzgw. coppe, -!oncan-
A,natw w1bb Ithe prrAlction of hIgh calciwn sing. ".-udy
Ihmt. met. i obag. AN Kawnab. SM W.0-49 10 (Ml RA 17 t8)

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Mj G.T.0 JaMIMSIT, A.M.; ABMYEV, M.A.;_~.Owvxq~ V.V.
vaijumm trelkibielst of bliater coppar. Trudy Alt, MIII A14 Kazakh SSR
14 086..89 t, 0'. OgllkA 16:95
(Vaculim metallurgy)

1.
DILAYE.V, I.A.; lalEX)CHY, 111, A. F.; 71T.-FT, A. L.; J-'J,;;, , , N. I.; Gl;lCi"O, V. V. ;
KTTAWT, Y.I. .1-- -- 1 .1 .
Smelling of tkf: Balkbasb comer concentrates with an oxygen-
enric-hel- blow in cyclone furnacts. Vest. AN j,azakh. SSR 21
no.1:27-34 Oa 165. (PITHA IF:7)

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INVEIMOF": Spektor, L. A. ; Agranat, A. R. ; Mezhakov, V
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TTOPIC TALS.- lyd--w.Lli(, pump, flUd friction
~ABSMMCT: This Au-.horla Certi icate introduces a radial plunger pump wit.-, a rotating
icylinder block. Th- 71signed for operation as a high-efficiency -~-.;bmerged
unit by elim4 nating oil friction in the rotating components. Tine cylinder block is
,enclosed in a chamber with two vent holes, one to permit escape of the oi', from the
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:of a vacuum in the chamber by co=unicating with the atmosphere.
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M.I. PWIMR, P.Z.; 10, la.S.j GAVRISH, V.I.
Wning industry in the Ukraine on the 40th anniveroary of
tite Great Oct6ber. Naueb. trudy WGI no.6%15-29 158.
(Km W4)
(Uk:min*-;-Wnso and mineral resources)

WWUO. Tot. T [Bolovko, U.T. j
1 6.
UoroasliW the re3lablUty and longhtherning the service life
or fbod mootbinery. Kbar. prom. no.ls6O Ja-Mr 163.
(MIRA 1624)
(Yood machinery)

GOLOUO, T~,Vj [jW" Atop IA&'*,l #1
. 1 1: , j, fl!!, 1~ i,
Basic tre4s for the zodernization of the automatic IZ "Iris" toffoo
wrapping machine., Kharchopron. no.4111-13 O-D 163. (MIRA 17:1)

GOLOYNO, U.T.
-1.1 .., 1-" 111- -11.11,11.,
Difficultly obtainable materials should be saved. Mashinostroitall
mo.?i 35 Tl 163. (KMA 160)
(Machinery industry-Wnagament)

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I : .1 t. ";j~" W'A ii(.: ~*4'- -~ i '. , ~-,- .1
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GOLOVYO, Ys.V. (Holovko, IA.V.3
"I'I'li
Iner"aming the rmliability and lengthening the service
life of food machinery. Khar. prom. no.4:56-59 O-D 165.
(KRA 18z12)

GIOLOVKO, TeAv iftihol TSIRELISON, G.I., inth.
.- I 1 1-1-1 1 1 -- ... 11-11
Mobbie for Uie manufacture of cardboard and paper from paper
stock. Bum* prom. 37 no.7:19-23 J1162. (MIM 17t2)
1. MintrWhyy nauchno-issladovateltakiy i proyektno-konstruk-
torokd.y Iriatitut bunagodelatelinogo mashinostroyeniya.

OCWVKO, U.M.
Wayo to modernize the cardboard and papermaking machinery. Bum. prom,
37 no.80-6 Ag 162. (KM 17:2)
1. Glavnyy inzh. TSentrallnogo nauchno-issledovatf.-l'skogo i proyektno-
konstruktaralcogo institute bumagodelatellnogo -mashinostroeniya.

A. ~7. ller;wivu, YE.G. Oolovl-o. Min. re,~. -'~-i no..
~!onthly ~:11' Rusmian ioncesini-ons, Library vf CoIll-rel, , :7-C~k' -7 ILD.

llah.; TSIRELOSON. G.1.. Insh.
]Few dimign of the dampsnlvS attacbsent for papermaidvg awhIness
Bust.prou. 14 no.1:21-22 Ja 159.. (MIRA 12:1)
(Papermaktng macbluaz7)

.DOLOVO Ito, -
Noaaactme firot-cJAws machinery ror the paper induntr7.
9m., Prctuo 36 mo.llsk-6 N 161. (MIRA 15: 1)
I., 131avroy insh. TSontralinqP nauchno-isoledovatellskogo
inotituta bmagodslaUllaago mashitwetra ni
yo 7a
(Plapsmaking machiner7)

9TDLIW, limtsk Takowlavloh. Friaboll uchastlys VANCHLKOVp V.M., insh.
[deceasod1l IATVMT# H.Dt inshj NOWLIN, N.A., doktor
toklm. nai*, prof. , - ofitslal Inyy retssnzent;-_qqlD~~,
inob., olitsiallrgy reteensentl KLOPOV, V.M., insh., ofi-
tisiallnyy retseasentl BFODOISKIY, A.I., kand. tekblu nauk,
dots., ivd.1 KHrMCHt Ys.D., red. lid-va; GUCHISHCHEVA, V.I.,
Uskbu. red.
[Pspsrmak:UW and finishftg maohlnes] Bumagodelatellnye I ot-
delachnys mashiny. Isd.2,, psier. icbp. Moskva, Goslesbum-
isdat, 1962. 686 p. (MIRA 16:5)
OPapermaking machinery)

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AIJM
linoll) I ~icfi I cqu I i:ll;"r I pnper
khn,:lloj-,ivI.,m !tk
i~Anncmt te
19E,~. 120 p.

, n v 1 11 , ftysl OrIgor'y*vich;__qq!P!R,. ~#.-V.. oty.red.; GRIAGOVIKOVA.
2,1., Ukhmor94.
Enling machine] OpIlovoohayi stanok. Alma-Ata, TSentr.in-t
nauchno-ts1rha.infovesteii, 1959* 26 p. (KIRA 13 t 9)
(Machine tools)

XMOVIGH, Ibric Mikhoy1ovichl GOLOVXOO Ye.T., otv,red.; CHMMOTA,
Z.I..* tekhuaod. -
[Use of solar anera In tl* VA.S.R. and abroad; possibilities
of the use oT solar energy Im Kamakhstam] Ispollsovanis sol-
nechmoi ener4i v MR I sa rubashow I perspektivy as igpollsova-
nils v Kosathstans. Alia-Ata. T51entr.in-t nauchno-takhn.infor-
meteli, 1959o 28 P. (KIRA 13:11)
(Solar energy)

BECREDROVITSKIT S.S.j, k"#t*khn.naukj KOPIMNA, N.N., inzh.;TARAPINO V.N.,
Ingh.; &XOVXD Z I insh.; KISELEVSKTY, S.I., inzh.;
GOIJOViNOV-,'iY.-.
Oniversal, loader liniter. Basop.truda v prom. 5 no.7:16-19
-Ti w6i. (KiRA 3j,*6)
1. Voesoyusnyy nauchno-iseledovateltakly institut stroltellnogo
i dioroxh-mogo manhinostroyeniya.
(Cranes, derricks,, etc.--Safety appliances)

NOOSOT, A.G.
CMbEmd voiaring of carp and whitefish on a ecmarcial carp
iava. Trudy nov. lkbt, kom. no.14:$9-60 162. (NM 15:22)
1. Q*oudvntv*nW muobno-isoledovatellakiy institut ozernogo
i vachnogo r7bnago khos !I
7*9Mold*av(piAa-W-CMM) -
(Moldavia-Uhit6fishes)

GOLOVXOV Go,orgiy Aleksandrovich; KUZIMIN, Anatoliy Nikolayevich;
I "
-I'wQI"-T*?OLUY MINA, N.I., tekhn. red.
[Mology of Caregomo poled and the biotachnics of its
Cultivation] Bjol*;jja pelladi i blotekhnika ee rfzvede-
Idia. b1makyat Rytoso khoslaistyo, 1963. 52 p.
(MIRA 17:3)

GOUNK070 G.D.
Vneirlimanaia rabota po khimii (Extra-
curricular work in chajdatry). Moskvas Uchpodgriz,
1953. 31 P. (Opyt; pertbdovogo ucbitelia).
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0 nakatarykh avoistvakh I'da, obrezuiushchegoaia pri obledenanii
namolets. (Uademlla Nauk SSSR. IzvestiiA. Seriia geografichesksia i geo-
fizicheskaia, 1940A no.1) p.119-123, bibliography)
Sunmry in %frlish.
Title tr.: Uims of the characteristics of ice formed in airplane
icing.
AS262.A6246 1940
SO- Aaronavatical Sciences and Aviation in the Soviet Union, Liorary of
Congress, 195.$.

GOWMA", M. F.
llydrochamistry :t thiturnl. lees Gidrokhim. matErJ!~1y. X, 195-j, 4(-4F
Tbe author prrpp-.)ses a scheme --if classification f natur-1 ices L,~- proceeding
frcm Ue prixelpal. strui~tmral types nec-,)rding to gerctic c?~teg--)rics -)f rocks and
distrAbution of intiln kitids ~Df natmml icvs eorron-mdin- to the 7n1cr-)rArvctLu.*e clue
t'D thl~ CtEOChMiQn). izll3(! '1;h1T'r-.0t-'TAU1t1c conditione. -.,f thcAr ".~rmrition. The class-
ification !Ej glvvi In the rorm --)f ik din~Tnm )f petrographic ntructurcq of mturnl
Ites t)f diverse ganu-sin. The author belleves that his inv(-r:tii1,iMons cnn c1prify
tl'.e CIILifien if plirio-liclilly repwiting t-!lncial epchs ~m the wirt.h. (MI"hGeol, !',-, 3p
1,954)
SO: '.~-31126, 11 Jar 55
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Z27K07. M. T.
Ci-iatal.lo-Petroirmphic Investigation of the Bottom Deposits of Lake Manycbsko-
Grusinskoye. raidroMMm, materialy, 21, 1953, 97-113.
In the frut-Ion loss than 0,001 mm the author obsqX7ed rnontmoril~onite,
galloisite, secriette, hountite minerals, and glinozem L clayey earth_/ minerals.
PrWominant, wetro nontmorillonite and minerals of free glinozem. In the fraction
0.005-0.001 = tbo content of montmorillonite, hematite minerals, and glinozem
decreased and jralloisLte and sericito increased. This comnosition changed witb
increasing size of tho rractions. (RZbGeol, No 1, 1954)
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PAM, elms,,hashchiy; KAWIKOV, V.G., tab.
KBOU001(ft of the art44jq:*RlWvat~ lack of personal
respWOUbdUty in, sertWol &AUmatic step devices.0 Avtca.,
telex. i avins' 7 no.63-45 Js $63. (MIRA 17:3)
I, Pawwtahulk revisaws po tos"manosti dvUbonlya PO"Bdcw
Ksykaxpkwgo Otftlonlo S6Wro-UvkOak9y darogi (for FOcin).
2s. Qrasasnskan dietanuira sipaliftwil i avyasi Sev-.ro-
. lavkaxakoy dorogi (for Karasikow).

Obutimmo IJAw mthods for ng code z4ays. Avtowe teleae
I vviust:7 bda2&47.r 163. (MIRA 16Q)
is Star~hir iamb* Ukbxdchoakogo otdols. kharskovokogo elektrotekbni-
tibookov ~ savoda, OTrgmxvas 10.
(Xleu4rie relays) (Railroads.-Electric equipomt)

CHUMOV, X.. 1.
.pisimg and equipping of a teaching workshop in a raral seven-
year sabool. .PoIltakii. rbuch. no.5-93-94 W7 157. (maA 1W)
(Workshops--Bqulpment and supplies) (Memu&l training)

st4rOiy prepo&vatel I
Current altmUca and pvopects in the working of coquina quarries
in Rootov f1rovinces. TruAy BPI 7jt7l-78 159. (MM 14:3)
Is Uflodra otroitellnego provisvodetwa Novochorkasakogo palitekh-
nickmakogo Lutituta.
(Rostov Province-4uarrias and quarring)
(mmatous)

GOLOVKOV P. A.
Ch*osing tho optimm cutting front for stonecutting machines
oWating In the quarries of Rostov Frovince. Trudy NPI 1251
29-35 'Q. (MIRA 150)
(Rostov Province-Stonecutting)

111~11-lr . .. ........
OrerrAll maehaniz~i,4-fm ,r L~,e qisxy7irx, t-f Stone in
Rast4:rv Pri.,wince. 'rm.,dy ftl-'I 1,.~~,43-53 'C3. (M!PA 17r8)

GOLOYOV, P.Ar,_
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Stud~i of the perforsance of the cutters of the KM-4
atormcutting =chino. Trudy NPI 145:21-27 164.
(MIRA. 18:12)

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0u&. prta. 31 se.2tIA-18 1 15?. ' (mm 10 - 4)
1. S&UbwmU7 savod Imml Url& Llbknokhta.
(arystsallsatles)

GOWMT, VV.
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Sav4ve 0 svgmr loss" In diffusion. takhpron. 33 zto.12:21-25
1) IM; (XIBA 13:4)
XAMarn" sav*4 Imai X.Atknakhtae
(sour samfoature)

MSXALIM, B.L.- GOOTICH. XpS.; BACMAMI, Tu.T.; 20MILIN, A.T.;
Mjw"x)vV'* P.IHL; rA)XAMVA. GAYMUEDF, G.I.;
AWNIOT, T.T.; WININ. N.D.; MMIDTA, T.T.; BIIATIRPWA,
yoo.8.1 TOMISKIT. WRIWEMM, P.; IMBZARI. Nol.;
MAHN)VA. YO.S.; WXIY, Y.No; GOBDWCMIX. T.K.; SWOMIGO.
T.W.; MIMI. It.
IlIfty year's in the sugar industry. Sakh.prom- 33 no,2*18
7 '59. (MIRA 12:))
(Shtepat, Goorgli Tiachoslovyovich. 1888- )

GOIMKOV P.S.
1-1--l"'..." - :t,
Plotting thrme-dimensional plans of matim-picture settings for
fiWmg with foreshortening. Trudy LIKI no.1l.-85-92 164. (WRA 3-StIO)
1. Kafe(Irm nachartatellnoy geometrii i charcbeniya laningradakogo
Lustitutm k1noinahanerav,

,inLovrivi, IfJ., 1,111VI letrh 8cl -- (dists) ll!'tady ef cert:ii!~
e
L conveying
lawn-. rf 419te44-em of 16* 1 1 arta%ism sin~,le-t.A.A:A.
.. gerwratntf- in forcer' m6ibitxxx mr--m.
charcoal gatK
hros, 311 pp wIth diagramn (!fin of tAw.-J..on
0 -rlnl!. Inst) -1 ~u !ic-l es J" t.)
57

GOLOWCV, S.L, starshly natwhnyy sotrudnik
Inveatipting the thermal conditions in zones of drying Rnd dry
distillation in the gasification of wood waste. Trudy TSNIIM
n*.27:71.43 161. (KIRA 15W
(Wood waste) (Wcod distillation)

ZARETSKIY, M.S., OtershLy neuchnyy sotrudnik; W'~Cqy, Pj.,_~ BtarBhiy
4m=hnyy,sotrudnik
Selecting an optimal design for the use of wood waste for power
production snd chemloal products. Trudy TSKII& ne.27s3-53
161. (MIRA 15:4)
(Wood waste) (Electric power production)

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M3XH, N,A,; MYUSMIN, A.V.I,GOL4)VXOV, V.P.; DOBROVOLISKIY, G.V.
l4gh-proolsion chronotron. ?rib. i tekh. skop. 7 no.2176-W
Mr-Ap 162, NM 15: 5)
(Time mamwoments)

GOWaOVA
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HataTialm on the goobotanical regionalization of the central Tien
Shan. Trudy TmshGU no.186:98-1.18 161. (MIRA 14:12)
1. Kirgimak1y gonudaretvanW universitat.
(Tien 3han-Phytogeography)

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S/.!20/62/UOO/002/018/047
E192/E382
AUTHORS: Pelykh, N.A., Pronyushkin, A.V., Golovkov, V.P. and
Dobrovollskiy. G.V.
TITLE: An instrument for high-accuracy measurement of time
intervals
PERIODICAL: Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, no. 2, 1962,
76 - 8o
TEXT: The instrument described (type 0$0-11 (IVI-4)) was
designed on the principle adopted in an earlier device
(Ref. 2 - N.A. Pelyk)),A.V. Fronyushkin - rTE, no. 4. 1961, 83)-
The high relative accuracy of this instrument is due to the
use of an os,cillator and an electronic counter. The counter
and the interrogation circuits are of the same type as those
used in the earlier instrument. The high absolute accuracy of
the instrunient is due to the use of an oscillograph system.
The instrument employs 4 two-ray tube, type 1831047 (18L047).
I%Then an input pulse appears, the horizontal time bases 1 and
2 are actuated and when these return to their rest position
the vertical time base is triggered. The number of lines on
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the screen cif the tube in therefore equal to the number of
input pulses. Owt input pulse is recorded on each line of the
time base I Simultaneously, timing pulses from a quartz-
crystal oscillator working at I Mc/s and an interrogation pulse
., to the given input pulse are applied to this time
corresponditiF
base-, the interrogation pulse is situated at the mid-point
between tw1o neighbouring pulses of the quartz-crystal oscilla, tor.
The time ba-se 2 is used for registering the number of timing
pulses received during the interval between two neighbouring
interrogation pulses; the timing pulses are recorded in a
b1nary code. The instrument comprises a special circuit which
synchronously avritches off the counter during three periods of
the crystal oscillator; this circuit made it possible to use
one counter instead of two. The counter continuously counts
the pulses. froin the crystal oscillator before the appearance of
the first pmIse, Ilo-wever, when an input pulse appears, the
time base 1 and a gating pulse generator are triggered, the
gating gan(trator producing a positive pulse of 1.5 " duration.
This pulse is applied to a coincidence circuit which transfers
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one or two timing pulses durin- .1.1) its. The coinciderice
amtpu't pulse is applied to a 0.5 jis delay lin.e and .
then actuates a switching univibrator which closes the counter
for the duration of three tiping pulses. This time interval
is sufficient for reading or interrogating the epunter and
recording itis count. The front of the switch-off pulses is
delayed bT I " and then used to actuate a blocking oscillator
which triggers an interrogation circuit and the time base 2
The state of the counter is indicated at the output of the
interrogation circuit in the form of a train of pulses and these
are applied to the vertical deflection plates of the tube and
are recorded on the time base 2 . The first line records a
random number corresponding to the state of the counter at the
instant of the appearance of the input pulse. The input pulse
with a delay of 0.5 lis is applied to the time base 1 ; the
interrogation pulne and the 1 Mc/s time markers are also'
applied to this time bass through a mixer. The interrogation
pulse is introduced into the time base I in order to eliminate
the ambiguity ditring :t 1 period of the quartz-crystal oscillator.
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An instruttient for E192/E382
When the unblanking pulse of the time base 2 is terminated
the vertical time base is actuated and the rays are shifted
vertically by one step. The process is repeated d.uring the
appearance of the next pulse at the input. A block diagram
of the ins-trmment is given and its operation is illustrated by
a number of wave forms. The instrument permits measurement
of the individual time intervals with an accuracy of
* (0.02 '45 + 10-6tM), where t m is the measured time intervbLl;
10-6 represents the short-term instability of the quartz
crystal. The maximum number of measured intervals is 40.
There are 6 figures and I table.
SUMMITTED t may 4, 1961
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