LOGACS (Low Gravity Accelerometer Calibration System) was an extremely sensitive accelerometer, which was flown in May of 1967 in satellite orbit and successfully gathered approximately 100 hr of precise deceleration data. A unique feature of the experiment was the accurate calibration of the accelerometer in the orbital environment at a level commensurate with the very low non-conservative forces to be sensed.
LOGACS was mounted as a piggy-back payload on an Agena-D stage, which orbited the KH-7 37 reconnaissance satellite.
| Nation: | USA |
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| Type / Application: | Technology |
| Operator: | USAF |
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| Equipment: | ? |
| Configuration: | Instruments mounted on Agena-D stage |
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| Power: | Batteries |
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| Satellite | Date | LS | Launch Vehicle | Remarks | |
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| LOGACS (OPS 5557) | 22.05.1967 | Va SLC-4E | Atlas-SLV3 Agena-D | with KH-7 37 (Gambit 42, OPS 4321) |