Television System Study for Accident Recovery : Phase I Page: 175
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pact, camera chain. Utilized integrated circuitry which
is very radiation sensitive.
22. FMC Corporation
Remote controlled camera vehicle.
23. General Electric
Standard and high resolution, transistorized television systems
and accessories. No specifically designed radiation tolerant
systems are available. Their standard, transistorized, TE-15
camera was subjected to some limited radiation tests, however,
the results were inconclusive. They claim that theoretical radi-
ation tolerance calculations on the TE-15 camera place a limit
of 107 rads total at a rate of 105 R/hr. This is questionable due
to the extensive use of transistors within the camera head. Power
distribution equipment and components.
24. General Electrodynamics Corporation
Miniature TV camers, slow scan TV systems, vidicon tubes.
No radiation tolerant systems.
25. GPL
Standard and high resolution television systems, underwater TV
cameras, process pipe viewing camera ($6, 000), microwave
relay links and accessories. No cameras specifically designed
to be radiation resistant although their Model 800 camera has
been utilized successfully with minor modifications in low radi-
ation environments.
26. Halliburton Enterprises
Packing containers. Large selection of standard or mil spec
type containers and special order for unusual sizes.
27. Hickock Electrical Instrument Company
Tube and transistor checkers.
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Talpis, N. A. & Burge, D. L. Television System Study for Accident Recovery : Phase I, report, April 1966; [Idaho Falls, Idaho]. (https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc100231/m1/187/: accessed January 12, 2026), University of North Texas Libraries, UNT Digital Library, https://digital.library.unt.edu; crediting UNT Libraries Government Documents Department.