MICROPROCESSOR DEVICE EVALUATES PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL CONDITION

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: STARGATE
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): NSA-RDP96X00790R000100030031-1
• Release Decision: RIFPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: November 4, 2016
• Document Release Date: December 1, 2011
• Sequence Number: 31
• Publication Date: July 7, 1984
• Content Type: REPORT

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an energy storage device for city
buses which combines the capacity
of a superflywheel with the 'flex-
ibility' of a watch spring. Its
testing is now in line.
Author: Rybenkov, V., correspondent
(Aktyubinsk)
Title: AIRCRAFT REPAIR PLANT'S
RADIOELECTRONICS SECTION
Primary source: Vozdushnyy trans-
port, July 3, 1984, No. 79 (1015),
p. 1, cols. 7-8
Abstract: The short article records
conversations with workers of the
radioelectronic equipment section of
Plant No. 406 of civil aviation.
Equipment of AN-2 and YAK-18T air-
planes and MI-2 helicopters is re-
paired in this section. Its auto-
mated ,quipment is said to include
a testing unit, the PSG-14A, which
was developed at the plant. This
unit is intended for checking systems
of the MI-2 helicopter.
Title: MICROPROCESSOR DEVICE EVAL-
UATES PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL CONDITION
Primary source: Moskovskaya pravda,
July 7, 1984, No. 158 (19578), p. 3,
col. 3
Extract: At the "Computer Technol-
ogy" pavilion of the USSR Exhibition
of National Economic Achievements,
visitors will be able to see an un-
usual instrument.
More correctly, this is an entire
electronic complex. It easily fits
into a small, flat briefcase. Its
capabilities are simply phenomenal.
In a matter of minutes, the electron-
ic complex will determine your con-
^ition and fitness for work, or help
you choose a job specialty and pre-
dict your work efficiency.
There are occupation.s which, in
addition to excellent health, require
good reactions, special concentration
and the abiltiy of quick orientation
in unforeseen situations. These
occupations include first of all
divers, pilots and drivers. In this
case, it is impossible to detect the
necessary qualities by conventional
methods. This is where the a Elek-
tronika-NTs'?110 Tonus" comes to the
rescue. This is a kind of laboratory
equipped with microprocessor tech-
nology. The physician attaches elec-
trodes to the'subject's forehead and
hand. As it receives the data, the
instrument quickly processes them
and determines the subject's psychol-
ogical condition -- whether he is
even-tempered or high-strung, excited
or depressed.
Specially developed tests are also
used. Comparing their results with
the norm, the "Tonus" gives a final
answer.
Title: N. P. BEKHTEROVA (award)
Primary source: Izvestiya, July 8,
1984, No. 190 (20901), p. 2, cols. 6-7
Entire text: The Presidium of the
USSR Supreme Soviet has awarded the
order of Lenin to Natal'ya Petrovna
Bekhtereva, member of the USSR
Academy of Sciences and USSR Academy
of Medical Sciences, for her great
service in the advancement of medical
science and training of scientific
personnel.
* * *
Author: Smetannikov, V.
Title: ELECTRICAL INSULATION DESIGN
BUREAU'S ACTIVITIES, DEVELOPMENTS
Primary source: Sovetskaya Latviya,
July 6, 1984, No. 154 (12554), p. 2,
cola. 5-7
Extract: The heart of every electric
locomotive is its traction engine.
This engine requires low-temperature
insulation. Such insulation is now
being developed by associates of the
Special Design Bureau for Synthetic
Insulation (SKB SI), which is located
in Riga.
"This bureau has been in existence
for more than 20 years; it is a
branch of the All-Union Scientific
Research, Design and Technological
Institute of Electric Insulating
Materials and Foil-Coated Dielectrics,"
related Nikolay Sergeyevich Sugok,
head of the SKB SI and a Latvian SSR
State Prize laureate. "Our develop-
ments are employed in hundreds of
types of electrical machines and ap-
paratus, at practically all major
industrial enterprises and power
stations. Moreover, we are engaged
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the situation in the zones of two or
three airports. Possessing a high
memory capacity, the system also will
enable controllers to call up on
their terminals a recording of the
planned traffic situation and to com-
pare it with the situation of the mo-
ment, and to determine what the sit-
uation will be somewhat into the fu-
ture.
? A special building has been built
for the new system, and installation
of equipment is nearing completion.
Trials of the system are to begin
next year. When it becomes opera-
tional after 1985, it is said that
Pulkovo should be able to land planes
in practically any weather.
* * *
Title: ULTRASONIC MONITOR OF PHYSIO-
LOGICAL' EFFECTS OF PRESSURE CHANGES
Primary source: Vechernyaya Moskva,
July 5, 1984, No. 157 (18441), p. 3,
col. 9
Entire text: Scientists of the Belo-
russian Academy of Sciences' Insti-
tute of Electronics have developed
an ultrasonic diagnostic instrument
for monitoring the state of health
of people in various occupations,
especially those who work in condi-
tions of frequent and marked fluctua-
tions of atmospheric pressure -- pi-
lots, submarine crewmen and miners.
It permits a rapid and accurate
monitoring of the auditory tubes in
both normal subjects and those in
need of medical care. The instrument
is easy to use, compact and light-
weight.
Title: PARATROOPERS IN MANEUVERS IN
THREE NEIGHBORING COUNTRIES
Primary source: Krasnaya zvezda,
July 4, 1984, No. 153 (18440), p. 1,
cols. 1-2
Entire text: (TASS) -- Active com-
bat training actions are continuing
as part of the exercise that is being
held on the territory of the German
Democratic Republic, the Polish Peo-
ple's Republic and the Czechoslovak
Socialist Republic, and also id the
southern part of the Baltic Sea.*
*See the Daily SNAP, July 12, 1984,
p. 4, col. 1
(continued next column)
The exercise is under the direction-
of Marshal of the Soviet Union D. F.
Ustinov, USSR defense minister. The
main events of July 3 were an air-
borne assault landing and an engage-
ment battle.
The parachute drop of personnel
and fighting equipment took place in
extremely difficult weather condi-
tions. Paratroopers under the com-
mand of Lieutenant Colonel V. Khalilov
began a rapid attack immediately after
landing and destroyed key targets of
the 'enemy.' Their level of training
was given a high rating by the USSR
Defense Minister.
Commanders and staffs showed skill
in organizing precise joint actions
of troops. The combat training tasks
that were posed were accomplished
with success.
The airborne assault and the ac-
tions of troops were observed by
General of the Army H. Hofman, GDR
Minister of National Defense, General
F. Sawicki, PPR Minister of National
Defense, and General of the Army M.
Dzur, CSR Minister of National De-
fense.
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