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Acoustic Lens is Gas-Filled
A novel acoustic lens is fabricated by clamping together two membranes of thin plastic and filling the enclosed space with a flourocarbon gas. In tests, the lens substantially improved the accuracy of sound "maps" of turbulent airflow. It could be used to record sound-intensity patterns in the design of speakers, lecture halls, and auditoriums. NASA Tech Brief. 8.5" x 11" Pages: 7 N0221192 $1.25

Acoustic Pump
A solid state pump has been designed to pump materials without using any conventional moving parts. The pump uses acoustic radiation forces to input a momentum transfer resulting in flow of the material. It can be entirely miniaturized, does not invade the pumped environment, and is silent with no conventional vibration. NASA Tech Brief. 8.5" X 11" Pages: 13 N0061293 $1.45

Activating Your Power to Create
DVD. Dale Pond's one hour presentation at the 2004 Science & Consciousness Conference. Dale shows how Mind creates from Idea to Manifestation. It really is that simple! This DVD is part 1 of a two DVD set. The second part is "The Keely Legacy: Sympathetic Vibratory Physics" item# DVD01107. Pages: VT0504 $29.95

Activating Your Power to Create
CD. Dale Pond's one hour presentation at the 2004 Science & Consciousness Conference. Dale shows how Mind creates from Idea to Manifestation. It really is that simple! Pages: AT0504 $15

Active Pulse Suppression of Structural Vibrations
An algorithm for controlling the reactions of buildings and other structures to earthquakes initiates counterpulses when incoming shock pulses exceed a threshold level. By using this "go/no-go" criterion rather than continuously adjusting the response to every input excitation no matter how small, the control system needs less computation effort than do comparable closed-loop systems. NASA Tech Brief. 8.5" x 11" Pages: 15 N0061192 $2.25

Active Suppression of Vibrations in Stirling-Cycle Coolers
A report presents the results of early research directed toward the development of active control systems for the suppression of vibrations in spacecraft Stirling-cycle crycoolers. The dominant source of vibrations in such a crycooler is its compressor, which contains a piston driven by a linear motor, typically at a frequency between 40 and 60 Hz. NASA Tech Brief. 8.5" x 11" Pages: 21 N0004296 $3

Adjustable Holder for Transducer Mounting
Acoustic sensors and other transducers must often be precisely positioned to insure their proper operation and to prevent them from interfering with surrounding structures. An adjustable holder developed for the acoustic sensors on the Space Shuttle could also be used to install transducers and monitoring instruments in other applications. NASA Tech Brief. 8.5" x 11" Pages: 9 N0231192 $1.45

All-Metal Low-Pass Dichroic Microwave Reflector
A proposed all-metal low-pass dichroic microwave reflector. The reflector would be a moderately thick metal plate containing a periodic pattern of resonant slots that would make the plate effectively transparent at the frequency of resonance. NASA Tech Brief. 8.5" x 11" Pages: 4 N0001896 $.95

Atlin - Knowing I AM
"A few years ago a project was undertaken to create a machine to generate mechanical power that would produce useable electricity and drive machinery. This machine had been originally invented and built in the 1880s and did indeed generate mechanical power. The team, assembled to recreate this device, thought they could duplicate this instrument using modern technology. As innocent as this goal was - things turned out rather differently. The machine was built in a surprisingly short time. Did it successfully generate power? Not in the expected way but in a way so surprising as to be near unbelievable." The story of Atlin and the people who built her. How the dynasphere was built, when, where, how and who. A personal account of the historical backgrounds, events and people by Dale Pond. Includes extensive review of construction, operation, experiences and findings on heart, health, Consciousness and connections between Mind and Matter. 8.5" x 11" 88 pages with photos, references, bibliography and glossary. Pages: 91 B2001 $14.95

Atlin - Knowing I AM (pdf)
Digital version of the hardcopy edition. eBook, pdf format. Viewable with Adobe Acrobat. Password and access information emailed to you when payment received. Pages: 88 pdf2001 $9.95

Beef Grading by Ultrasound
A proposed method for grading beef quality uses ultrasonic inspection. In the method, the grade of beef carcasses is determined by analysis of the ultrasonic A-scan signatures from the marbling within the muscle. NASA Tech Brief. 8.5" x 11" Pages: 21 N0151192 $2.5

Broadband Electrostatic Acoustic Transducer for Liquids
A broadband capacitive electrostatic acoustic transducer has been developed for use in a liquid environments at megahertz frequencies. NASA Tech Brief. 8.5" x 11" Pages: 12 N0241192 $1.8

Brown's Gas Technology with Multi-Tranz
Brian Anderson presents his stuff at the 1997 Global Sciences Congress; January, Tampa, Florida. Pages: DVD020407 $19.95

Calculating Scattering at Circular-Waveguide Junctions
A computer program calculates scattering matrices for circular waveguides that include step discontinuities between colinear sections of different radii. The radius and length of each section can be specified arbitrarily. NASA Tech Brief. 8.5" x 11" Pages: 44 N0002592 $5.95

Computing Vibration-Mode Matrices From Finite-Element Output
Post-processing algorithms are given to compute the vibratory elastic-rigid coupling matrices and the modal contributions to the rigid-body mass matrices and to the effective modal inertias and masses. Recomputation of the elastic-rigid coupling matrices for a change in origin is also described. A computational example is included. The algorithms can all be executed by using standard finite-element program eigenvalue analysis output with no changes to existing code or source programs. NASA Tech Brief. 8.5" x 11" Pages: 10 N0041293 $1.5

Dale Pond, Speaking Freely
This book is a compilation of short articles (+100) written by Dale Pond from 1999-2006. The topics range from Acteinic Rays & Awakening to Love & Sympathetic Vibratory Physics. Most but not all of these articles were written in response to questions on the SVP Forum. Pages: 144 B1806 $19.95

Deriving Strain Modes from Vibration Tests
A method of predicting strain using a modal model derived from test data is presented. A modal test is performed, and frequency response functions are collected from accelerometers and strain gages. A combined modal model is extracted in which the eigenvectors included both displacement and strain mode shape coefficients. NASA Tech Brief. 8.5" x 11" Pages: 8 N0291192 $1.35

Direct-Circulation Stirling-Cycle Refrigerator
This project is Phase I in the development of a new type of Stirling crycooler which can directly convey refrigeration through an external transfer loop to detached loads. This will allow separating the devices requiring cooling away from the refrigerator without the thermo-fluid losses of an intermediate heat exchanger between the crycooler and the cooling transfer loop or the need for a separate pump to circulate cryogenic fluid through the loop. NASA Tech Brief. 8.5" x 11" Pages: 42 N0011195 $4

Dual-Mode Horn Antenna for Millimeter Wavelengths
A millimeter-wave feed horn exhibits nearly equal beam-intensity patterns in the E and H-planes as well as low side-lobe levels. The horn includes a circular waveguide, a step transition, and a conical section. NASA Tech Brief. 8.5" x 11" Pages: 11 N0311192 $1.65

Ecstatic Bach and Pronunciation of Sanskrit Vowels
Audio Tape. Exquisite music produced by Lia Lissant. Estatic Bach is inspired by Keely's original and pioneering work and Dale Pond's research in sound and vibration. Very inspiring and moving piece reminding one of molecules and atoms in motion. It inspires me every time I hear it. Lia has done a magnificent work. The second piece demonstrates the correct way to sound Sanskrit vowels. Properly pronounced these tones have important effects on our psychology, emotions and spiritual growth and development. One of a kind tape and a must have if you are into music or sound therapies or applied vibration technology. Also available on CD #CD1797. Pages: 0 AT01797 $10

Ecstatic Bach and Pronunciation of Sanskrit Vowels
CD. Exquisite music produced by Lia Lissant. Estatic Bach is inspired by Keely's original and pioneering work and Dale Pond's research in sound and vibration. Very inspiring and moving piece reminding one of molecules and atoms in motion. It inspires me every time I hear it. Lia has done a magnificent work. The second piece demonstrates the correct way to sound Sanskrit vowels. Properly pronounced these tones have important effects on our psychology, emotions and spiritual growth and development. One of a kind recording and a must have if you are into music or sound therapies or applied vibration technology. Also available in audio tape #AT01797. Pages: 0 CD1797 $10

Elementary Treatise on Natural Philosophy - Sound and Light
Reprint from the original 1882 edition. Excellent book. Profusely illustrated. Covers: Acoustics, Numeric Valuation, Modes of Vibration, Analysis of Sound, Consonance, Dissonance and Resultant Tones, Propagation of Light, Reflection, Refraction, Lenses, Optical Instruments, Spectra, Color, Wave Theory and Polarization. One of the best foundation texts on sound and vibration basics. 8.5" X 11" Pages: 148 B0431192 $15.95

Engineering with Love
Rudolph Steiner stated in 1913: The science of the future will be based on sympathetic vibration. However, he may not have known sympathetic vibration is another way of saying Unconditional Love as will be illustrated herein. Love has been the base of most religions, societies and families from the dawn of time and acts as the foundation for the New Age philosophies. Unfortunately science and society, in the western world, has wandered far astray from this basic and most powerful of forces. The customary shunning and denying love is being transformed into giving and accepting Love! A search of the Internet, a scan of the many self-help seminars offered world-wide or review of a major bookstore will show a world-wide movement back to the place where it is okay for love to enter into our lives, homes and sciences. This is happening right now, before our very eyes, in our very hearts." An explanation of Love as an engineerable force and reasons why Atlin exists. Pages: 4 P2601 $.95

Engineering with Love (pdf)
Digital version of the hardcopy edition. eBook, pdf format. Viewable with Adobe Acrobat. Password and access information emailed to you when payment received. Pages: 4 pdf2601 $.75

Free-Vibration Analysis of Structures
A unified numerical algorithm efficiently solves free-vibration problems of stationary or spinning structures with or without viscous or structural clamping. The algorithm can be used to solve static problems involving multiple loads and to solve the quadratic matrix eigenvalue problems associated with a finite-dynamic-element structural discretization. NASA Tech Brief. 8.5" X 11" Pages: 25 N0111192 $3

Gain-Compensating Circuit for NDE and Ultrasonics
A high frequency time-gain compensation circuit was designed and built for a wide variety of applications in nondestructive evaluation and ultrasonic measurements. The circuit features a high signal to noise ratio, a wide signal bandwidth (in excess of 50 MHz), and a large dynamic range (greater than 50 dB). The control bandwidth of 5 MHz assures accuracy to the control signal. Pages: 5 N010207 $.75

Harmonic Vibrations and Vibration Figures
This interesting text covers the work in penduluum and plate vibrations, harmonographs, vortex plates, synchronous penduluums, geometric pen, synchronous springs, Benham's Triple Penduluum, sympathetic oscillations and harmonic vibrations. It further covers hardware construction, function and operation and has a number of beautiful harmonograph drawings nearly identical to pendulograph images. Reprint of the original 1909 text. Wire bound 8.5" x 11" Pages: 218 B20041 $24.95

High Frequency Gated Oscillator
In response to control signals, an oscillator originally developed for use aboard the Space Shuttle generates selectable frequency outputs of either square-wave, sine-wave, or triangular-wave shape. The output waveform always starts at zero phase, with tight tolerance in amplitude and frequency. NASA Tech Brief. 8.5" X 11" Pages: 11 N0211192 $1.65

Hydrogen-Maser Frequency Standard
A maser functioning as a frequency standard stable to one part in 10-14 includes a variable volume, constant surface area storage bulb having a fixed volume portion located in a resonant cavity from which the frequency standard is derived. NASA Tech Brief. 8.5" x 11" Pages: 26 N0271192 $3

Improved Fourier Interference Spectrometer
The novelty of the innovation lies in the new combination of elements defining a scanning Fourier interference spectrometer, and more specifically to the addition of multiplier means for eliminating scan velocity effects from the signal. NASA Tech Brief. 8.5" X 11" Pages: 4 N0261192 $.95

Improved Ultrasonic Resolution via Analog Technique
High spatial resolution is obtained from reflected or transmitted ultrasonic pulses by an analog technique that produces a signal proportional to the magnitude of the complex-plane analytic representation of the signal. NASA Tech Brief. 8.5" x 11" Pages: 21 N0091192 $2.5

Impulse Test Technique with Application to Acoustic Measurements, An
A method has been presented for measuring the acoustic properties of an absorbent material and a duct/nozzle system (with or without airflow) using a high voltage spark discharge as an impulse source of sound. NASA Tech Brief. 8.5" x 11" Pages: 40 N0181192 $4

Interferometer Detects Acoustic Emissions in Composites
Acoustic emission in prestressed composite panels has been detected using embedded single mode optical fibers. Static loading of the composite matrix produces acoustic emission events, pulsed ultrasonic waves, which mechanically modulate the embedded fiber geometry and phase modulate the transmitted optical field. This modulation is detected by optical interferometry and Fourier optical processing techniques to produce an electronic signal proportional to acoustic field amplitude integrated along the length of the fiber in the specimen. NASA Tech Brief. 8.5" x 11" Pages: 5 N0071192 $1

Interferometer for Measuring Acoustic Signals
A broadband differential optical Interferometer which uses an optical fiber waveguide to transmit coherent light to a surface under inspection is discussed. NASA Tech Brief. 8.5" x 11" Pages: 20 N0301192 $2.5

Interferometer Measures Broadband Surface Acoustic Waves
The invention relates generally to interferometers and more specifically concerns a dual differential Interferometer that measures both the amplitude and orientation of propagating, broadband ultrasonic surface acoustic waves. NASA Tech Brief. 8.5" x 11" Pages: 8 N0081192 $1.35

Low Frequency Attenuator Circuit
The invention relates generally to circuits for attenuating background noise signals and more particularly to an artifact signal attenuator circuit for a pulse rate sensor. NASA Tech Brief. 8.5" x 11" Pages: 12 N0131192 $1.8

Making Excited Oxygen Molecules and Atoms
The oxidation of semiconductors and high-temperature superconductors could be achieved at lower temperatures than in current fabrication processes by use of oxygen molecules or atoms that have been raised into specific excited states. The use of excited oxygen (or other species) is also of interest in research on the kinetics and mechanisms of chemical reactions. NASA Tech Brief. 8.5" x 11" Pages: 5 N0001592 $1

Measuring Q and fr of a Microwave Cavity: Part I
A method of measuring the quality factor (Q) and frequency of resonance (fr) of a microwave cavity exploits the two inflection points of the power vs. frequency resonance curve of the cavity. NASA Tech Brief. 8.5" x 11" Pages: 10 N0002296 $2

Measuring Q and fr of a Microwave Cavity: Part II
An alternative method of measuring the quality factor (Q) and frequency of resonance (fr) of a microwave cavity involves a combination of (1) feedback control to maintain the frequency of the electromagnetic field at fr and (2) periodically determining Q from the rate of decay of the field when the source of microwave power is suddenly turned off. NASA Tech Brief. 8.5" x 11" Pages: 11 N0003296 $2

Mode Orientation Control for Sapphire Dielectric Ring Resonator
A small sapphire tuning wedge device is used in a technique for solving a mode-purity problem associated with a sapphire dielectric-ring resonator that is part of a cryogenic microwave frequency discriminator. Such a resonator is typically used to stabilize the frequency and ensure the spectral purity of a microwave signal generator by frequency multiplication from a 5-MHz quartz-crystal oscillator. NASA Tech Brief. 8.5" x 11" Pages: 21 N0001296 $3.25

On the Reduction to Normal Air Temperatures of the Platinum Temperatures in the Low-Temperature Researches of Professors Dewar and Fleming
Very interesting paper on the phenomena of measuring temperatures as a function of electrical resistance of platinum that changes with temperature. Reminds one of some of Keely's laws of vibration. Originally published in 1898 and includes another article: "The Thermo-Electric Diagram from -200ƒ C. to 100ƒ C. Deduced from the Observations of Professors Dewar and Fleming." by the same author. These papers are important in the study of Keely's gold, silver and platinum wires. Pages: 12 P0161194 $1.5

Pendulograph
Excellent work describing the construction and function of an articulated pendulum and how it creates uniform complex motions when drawing magnificently beautiful waveforms. The basis of which are music ratios - fully explained and graphically demonstrated. A chord of music notes can and does form mathematically correct waveforms. This device was very "in" during the 1880s and 1890s. Explains very well the numerical relations of vibrations. The Pendulograph is the same as the Harmonograph. 8.5" X 11" Pages: 49 B0011488 $4.95

Simulating Rezars
Lia Lissant's fascinating presentation of a new kind of oscillator. Audio Tape from the 2nd Keely Symposium, Colorado Springs. Pages: 0 S2AT0019 $10

Solid State Phase-Insensitve Ultrasonic Transducer, A
A new acoustoelectric transducer (AET) has been developed which s phase insensitive. Comparative data obtained with both conventional and AET transducers are presented and discussed. The AET is shown to produce more accurate measurements for the cases investigated. NASA Tech Brief. 8.5" x 11" Pages: 27 N0161192 $3

Sound and its Phenomena
Reprint of the original 1885 edition. Covers the basics: Cause, Quality, Transmission and Velocity of Sound, Numerical valuation, Vibrating Musical Instruments, Wind Instruments, Practical Acoustics, Echo, Voice and Hearing. 8.5" X 11" Pages: 98 P0421192 $8.95

Split-Waveguide for Submillimeter-Wave Multipliers and Harmonic Mixers
A novel variation of a split-waveguide mount for millimeter- and submillimeter-wavelength multipliers and harmonic mixers has been developed. The mount was designed to offer a wide range of available matching impedances, while maintaining a relatively simple fabrication sequence. NASA Tech Brief. 8.5" x 11" Pages: 18 N0002396 $2.15

Stirling Engine With Radial Flow of Heat
In the present invention, the regenerator and the acceptor and rejector heat exchangers are reconfigured so that the gas flows through the regenerator in the radial direction. As a consequence, the regenerator isotherms are ideally in the form of concentric cylinders rather than axially spaced disks; and the temperature gradient is across the regenerator radially rather than axially. NASA Tech Brief. 8.5" X 11" Pages: 9 N0071293 $1.35

Stirling-Cycle Refrigerator Containing Piezoelectric Pumps
Part 1 The invention uses a special hemispherical-shape disk made out of piezo-electric material recently developed. One of the faces of the ceramic piezo-electric disk has been chemically reduced during the forming of the ceramic. This reduction imparts the hemispheric shape to the disk when the disk is at rest, i.e. when no electric input is supplied. Application of an electric input causes an electric field between the faces of the disk, and in response the hemispherical shape of the disk changes. Depending on the polarity of the applied electri