The Bell System Technical Journal, Volume XLIII, Number 6 (November 1964)

Edward E. Zajac

1964

Ephemera

American Telephone and Telegraph Company, New York
Journal issue, paper wrappers
“A Two-Gyro, Gravity-Gradient Satellite Attitude Control System,” pp. 2705–2765

The Library

Description

This issue carries an engineering paper from Bell Labs on satellite attitude control. J. A. Lewis and Edward E. Zajac studied how a satellite with an extended rod and two gyros could keep one face toward the earth, and their paper includes computer-drawn perspective views of the satellite. Zajac’s 1963 film of the same study was drawn on a Stromberg-Carlson SC-4020 microfilm plotter.

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