The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Army - Washington DC
International Classification:
F42C 1106
US Classification:
102220
Abstract:
A controlled rectifier firing circuit for the warhead of a missile located n a rocket powered test sled traveling along a track in a target vulnerability test range. The firing circuit includes a silicon controlled rectifier which when rendered conductive discharges a capacitor to fire a warhead detonator. A relatively high voltage DC source is coupled to the capacitor prior to sled travel toward the target. A second capacitor is also charged from the high voltage source and discharges through a resistance when an impact type actuator switch is closed at the time of detonation. The voltage developed across the resistor is coupled to the gate electrode of the silicon controlled rectifier which renders it conductive, causing the first capacitor to discharge through the detonator to fire the warhead.
"It's probably the best market in the United States that does not have a hockey team demographically," Chicago investor Don Levin said when he publicly stated his interest in bringing an NHL team to Seattle.
His troubles really began Saturday night. He went to sleep fine, only to wake up shortly after 1 a.m. - and then he couldn't get back to sleep. His dad and coach, Don Levin, found him hanging out on the patio of his Scottsdale condo about 3:30 a.m., smoking a cigarette.Don Levin probably can help. He was a two-time All-America at San Jose State, and he spent some time on the PGA Tour in the early 1980s. The elder Levin was not especially surprised to find his ever-anxious son fretting in the middle of the night.