HIGH-G SURVIVABILITY OF AN UNPOTTED ON-BOARD RECORDER
On-Board Recorders (OBRs) provide developers with data from sensors and computers by storing the data to memory devices contained within it’s on board electronics system. At the expense of recovery, reusable OBRs provide projects with cost savings in terms of upfront non-recurring engineering, unit...
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International Foundation for Telemetering
2017
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/10150/626991 http://arizona.openrepository.com/arizona/handle/10150/626991 |
| Summary: | On-Board Recorders (OBRs) provide developers with data from sensors and computers by storing the data to memory devices contained within it’s on board electronics system. At the expense of recovery, reusable OBRs provide projects with cost savings in terms of upfront non-recurring engineering, unit costs savings, and reduced field support setups. In this paper, the ARRT-158 OBRs used within artillery munitions systems to capture interior and exterior ballistics sensor and mission computer data will be discussed. |
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