SPACE POWER Volume 8 Numbers 1/2 1989 Papers from the IAF International Conference on Space Power, Cleveland, OH, USA, 5-7 June 1989 SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEMS & TECHNOLOGY 1-1. E. L. Ralph. Photovoltaic Space Power History and Perspective 3 1-2. Gary F. Turner & Stephen C. DeBrock. Large Solar Array Design 11 1-5. P. A. Iles, Y. C. M. Yeh & F. Ho. Gallium Arsenide Technologies in Photovoltaic Conversion 23 1-8. Geoffrey A. Landis, Sheila G. Bailey & Dennis J. Flood. Advances in Thin-Film Solar Cells for Lightweight Space Photovoltaic Power 31 1-9. H. Kuninaka, Y. Nozaki & K. Kuriki. High Voltage Solar Array Interacting with Ionospheric Plasma 51 NUCLEAR SPACE POWER SYSTEMS 2-7. J. R. Lance & J. W. H. Chi. Space Nuclear Power Systems for Extraterrestrial Basing 69 ENERGY STORAGE 3-2. S. Weingartner, J. Blumenberg & F. Lindner. Space Power Thermal Energy Storage: Planned Experiments for Phase Change Material Tests in Microgravity 83 SOLAR DYNAMIC POWER FOR SPACE 4-1. Thomas L. Labus, Richard R. Secunde & Ronald G. Lovely. Solar Dynamic Power for Space Station Freedom 97 NUCLEAR SPACE POWER TECHNOLOGIES 5-3. J. F. Wett, J. W. H. Chi & J. M. Livingston. NERVA-Derivative Reactor Technology—A National Asset for Diverse Space Power Applications 115 5-4. William B. Harper Jr., Anthony Pietsch & William G. Beggenstoss. The Future of Closed Brayton Cycle Space Power Systems 125 5-7. Jack G. Slaby. Free-piston Stirling Technology for Space Power 137 POWER CONSERVATION, CONTROL & CONDITIONING 6-5. Praveen Jain, J. Bottrill & Af. Tanju. Considerations of Power Conversion Techniques in Future Space Applications 149 ADVANCED SOLAR SPACE POWER SYSTEMS 7-4. Jerry Grey & Lucien Deschamps. Central-Station Electric Power for Spacecraft 179 ADVANCED NUCLEAR SPACE POWER SYSTEMS CONCEPTS 8-4. AL L. Ramalingam & AL Morgan. Optimization of Lanthanum Hexaboride Electrodes for Maximum Thermionic Power Generation 199
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