This document provides engineering information relative to the long term operating characteristics of the five ALSEP systems presently active on the lunar surface. The information includes a current summary of the operational status of each of the systems and an assessment of the predicted life from both hardware reliability calculations and RTG power availability. Additionally, recommendations are given for managing each system in terms of power utilization for maximum life. Finally, some suggestions are provided for obtaining useful engineering data at the end of life of the respective systems.prepared by D. Perkins, W. Tosh ; approved by R. Wallace.Introduction -- Operational summary -- Operating life -- Recommendation
Information contained within this document represents the Apollo Lunar Surface Experiments Package (...
The major equipment constraints on the ALSEP deployment sequence are defined and basic background ma...
A description of the Apollo Lunar Surface Experiments Packages (ALSEP) which will remain on the moon...
This document provides engineering information relative to the long term operating characteristics o...
The purpose of this analysis is to determine the optimum long term operational profile for the five ...
Considers specific subjects related to ALSEP two year life expectancy, namely: Reliability Predictio...
This document contains a statement of ALSEP objectives, a description of the ALSEP and its associate...
It is the objective of this doucment to provide an explanation of the ALSEP experiments and of the g...
This is a preliminary analysis of ALSEP system test requirements and some recommendations for accept...
This analysis of the Apollo Lunar Surface Experiments Package (ALSEP) management system has four obj...
This issue of the ALSEP power budget provides the information available at the end of June 1970 on t...
This Backgrounder is published to familiarize the reader with the principal scientific objectives of...
Information contained within this document represents the Apollo Lunar Surface Experiments Package (...
Tabulated and graphed below are probabilities of success for transmitter turn off at the end of peri...
NASA/MSC - Bendix Aerospace Systems Division.Section 1. ALSEP system description -- Section 2. ALSEP...
Information contained within this document represents the Apollo Lunar Surface Experiments Package (...
The major equipment constraints on the ALSEP deployment sequence are defined and basic background ma...
A description of the Apollo Lunar Surface Experiments Packages (ALSEP) which will remain on the moon...
This document provides engineering information relative to the long term operating characteristics o...
The purpose of this analysis is to determine the optimum long term operational profile for the five ...
Considers specific subjects related to ALSEP two year life expectancy, namely: Reliability Predictio...
This document contains a statement of ALSEP objectives, a description of the ALSEP and its associate...
It is the objective of this doucment to provide an explanation of the ALSEP experiments and of the g...
This is a preliminary analysis of ALSEP system test requirements and some recommendations for accept...
This analysis of the Apollo Lunar Surface Experiments Package (ALSEP) management system has four obj...
This issue of the ALSEP power budget provides the information available at the end of June 1970 on t...
This Backgrounder is published to familiarize the reader with the principal scientific objectives of...
Information contained within this document represents the Apollo Lunar Surface Experiments Package (...
Tabulated and graphed below are probabilities of success for transmitter turn off at the end of peri...
NASA/MSC - Bendix Aerospace Systems Division.Section 1. ALSEP system description -- Section 2. ALSEP...
Information contained within this document represents the Apollo Lunar Surface Experiments Package (...
The major equipment constraints on the ALSEP deployment sequence are defined and basic background ma...
A description of the Apollo Lunar Surface Experiments Packages (ALSEP) which will remain on the moon...