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A computer control algorithm for a nuclear reactor support system

Creator:: Kosorok, John Roger
Abstract:: The High Temperature Lattice Test Reactor (HTLTR) at Richland, Washington, operates at temperatures up to 1000°C. Its low nuclear power requires a 384 kilowatt electrical heating system, that is divided into four circuits, to attain the high temperatures in the ten-foot cube of moderating graphite. This thesis describes the design...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: for permitting me to complete my thesis off the university campus. Professor L. N. Stone of Oregon

Logarithmic generation by binary decoding

Creator:: Hill, James Carver
Abstract:: Instruments which combine the features of a digital-to-analog conversion and a linear-to-logarithmic scale change usually perform the digital-to-analog conversion first. These instruments are accurate to within five or ten percent over ranges of five or six decades. This thesis presents a method which uses combinatorial logic to perform the linear-to-logarithmic...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
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A digital network simulator using FORTRAN

Creator:: Thongurai, Kamthorn
Abstract:: Methods for mathematically modeling digital networks and for constructing a digital network simulator are presented in this paper. Two simulator programs have been written in FORTRAN for the CDC 3300 Computer system: one for analyzing the behavior of a typical combinational network, and one for analyzing the behavior of a...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: ) Title: A DIGITAL NETWORK SIMULATOR USING FORTRAN Abstract approved: )/7--- (Professor Louis N. Stone

The development of a graphical technique for the analysis of the performance of an impedance bridge

Creator:: Riley, Jack Carter
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: Unbalance. The bridge iinbalanoe can be gi'ven as a 5z ww N '3 In: LUNKOWN Z STANDARD FIGURE

Weld alloying improvement with square type current waves on alternating-current tungsten-arc inert-gas-shielded welding

Creator:: Correy, Thomas B.
Abstract:: [NOTE: The title page should read: "in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of MASTER OF SCIENCE." "ELECTRICAL ENGINEER" is a typo.]
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: obtaining the required funds; Professor Louis N . . Stone of Oregon State College for the review and

Electrolytic simulation of airfloil flow

Creator:: Sworakowski, Michael Thomas
Abstract:: Airfoil flow simulation tests were carried out in a 20-inch diameter double layer circular electrolytic tank. Results of the tests indicate that the tank very closely approximates ideal conditions. The double layer circular electrolytic tank is shown to generate a very large rectangular tank. Formulas were derived to show that...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: Departrnen ectrical Engineering Dean of Graduate Schoo1 Date thesis is presented A"f 7 t "e .Z Typed by

Overexcited operation of distribution transformers

Creator:: Chaney, Thomas N.
Abstract:: This paper is the result of extensive experiments, investigating the effect on typical distribution transformers when operated overexcited as much as 117% of their rated voltage.
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: Oregon State College Professor: Louis N. Stone Presented to: Oregon State College Course: EE 403

Non-saturating amplifier theory

Creator:: Looney, James Chester
Abstract:: The performance of certain high-gain amplifiers, such as those used in null detectors, can be greatly improved by using a nonlinear element in a feedback loop. With the addition of nonlinear feedback, it is possible to obtain an amplifier that can handle a large dynamic range of input signals without...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: = K/r (7) and Equation (7) is substituted in Equation (6); then, Kl/nc z - 01/n (8) The

The measurement of metal temperature by an electromagnetic induction method

Creator:: Libby, Hugo L.
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: gratefully acknowledges the advice and guidance pro vided by Professor L„ N„ Stone, Head of Department of

Direct digital speed control system for a DC motor using a minicomputer

Creator:: Evans, Donald LeRoy
Abstract:: Direct digital control is becoming quite common in the control of industrial processes. However, due to the relatively high accuracy of both analog and conventional digital systems for controlling the speed of a dc motor, there has been a reluctance to try DDC for this purpose. This thesis describes a...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: SYSTEM FOR A DC MOTOR USING A MINICOMPUTER Redacted for Privacy Abstract approved: Louis 'N. Stone

ScholarsArchive@OSU

A computer control algorithm for a nuclear reactor support system

Logarithmic generation by binary decoding

A digital network simulator using FORTRAN

The development of a graphical technique for the analysis of the performance of an impedance bridge

Weld alloying improvement with square type current waves on alternating-current tungsten-arc inert-gas-shielded welding

Electrolytic simulation of airfloil flow

Overexcited operation of distribution transformers

Non-saturating amplifier theory

The measurement of metal temperature by an electromagnetic induction method

Direct digital speed control system for a DC motor using a minicomputer

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