德州仪器新闻稿，1958年10至12月

Clough Charley • 312 BOX 2-2691 OFFICE POST FLEETWOOD INSTRUMENTS TEXAS TEXAS , TEXINS DALLAS, CABLE INCORPORATED SEMICONDUCTOR-COMPONENTS DEPARTMENT MARKETING IRE SHOW BY TEXAS October 8 - (Special) TORONTO, will new more features by the at one time

be in operation

from five has device- rechargeable

-neither

solely designed new with displayed of and built Development branch, is capable of operating The batteries. the advanced and Texas products Instruments it. engineers will be introduced nor transistor

• -known

diode designed to demonstrate semiconductor

of manufacturing

Canadian set on self--contained, TV set was no intention Circuit The possible applications been set,

at the IRE Show booth.

to six hours

revolutionary

division

-Components

TI Semiconductor

will ever in the production television transistorized A fully-portable, by the TI exhibit devices. solid-state advanced session Toronto The have than a pioneer firm,

-based

Dallas 8 - 10. products semiconductor at the Incorporated October products semiconductor new

• Forty-five

Engineers, of Radio of the Institute INCORPORATED INSTRUMENTS Instruments by Texas be displayed AT CANADIAN DISPLAYED DEVICES

NEW SEMICONDUCTOR

FORTY-FIVE 1958 8, OCTOBER FOR RELEASE NEWS RELEASE PRODUCT DIVISION to another

new semiconductor

as the Sens is tor silicon resistor. (more) REGION NEW

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be demonstrated

power surges. CRT deflection Instruments displayed by Texas transistors in a standard germanium with r::.:.und- tall, power transistors, two switching times to 500 intermediate designed It is TI exhibit. for highly power transistors efficient heat in a transfer . glass device and and four designed voltage series and the 1Nl821 at the Canadian IRE Show. for devices

diode /rectifier

Instruments Two new Texas anode core-driving transistors stud-mounted

characteristics

at the switching germanium diffused-base be featured power voltage two high

millimicroseconds unique

computer germanium new eight also

new transistors

Other include will 2Nl046, transistor,

for transistors.

of applications

power,

for temperature

suitable is especially high frequency, A new high of coefficient temperature avenues additional opening compensation, minute accurately of measuring is capable resistor, The valuable protecting

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.,. W. Fishel Clark LEIV i1'1 ON 6000 2-1781, FLEETWOOD INSTRUMENTS TEXAS 9, DALLAS CABLE, 7045. AVENUE, P. 0 . Box TEXAS TEX INS INCORPORATED FIRST was system amplifier brings

transistorization's

demand and increased industry , exploration reliability are of utmost concerned with this with contractor successful The ranging from Industrial

Instrumentation

available

to any Reliability

and other locations , equipment is greatly naturally Instruments field Service Inc., is today the world's largest application system division geophysical and easy devices to this complex weight, power and size savings l vacuum tube yields was , located designed contractor maintenance are (more) assured , The

and manufactured

i n Houston exploration systems~ by Tl's

, and will be made

or petroleum by p lu g-in . exploration state of solid conventiona of activity . 18 countries in some and portability its original

8000 Seismograph

, Model continually minerals for petroleum was 50 to 80% over EXPLORER important to yet another geophysics electronics

ultra - sensitive

and power size equipment since operating crews This Geophysicists. of Exploration Texas problem today here importance. Geophysical

Its subsidiary,

Incorporated

of reduced

to inaccessible

crews

geophysical

Instruments

and portability

reliability

seismic

Since

all-transistorized

of the Society advantages

seismic

• • The first

by Texas introduced convention at the 28th annual takes

13 -- (Special)

October SAN ANTONIO, INSTRUMENTS BY TEXAS ANNOUNCED EXPLORATION GEOPHYSICAL FOR SYSTEM AMPLIFIER SEISMIC

ALL-TRANSISTORIZED

RELEASE IMMEDIATE FOR NEWS RELEASE PRODUCT company pr i nted . page 2 all-transistorized i nclude 591 germanium numerous tantalum with control

seismograph--complete

from will thus three circuitry =-is contained in one regulated power battery both are contained in another vacuum tube seismic amplifier systems

to six cases,

weighing in the order of 200 lb. The EXPLORER explorat i on costs through reduce greatly for transport needed manpower 24 =channel 24-channel Conventional occupy the entire but 45 lb. weighing case that An all ~transistorized aircraft 12-volt

and lightweight

supply in Dallas. is so great and test only 57 lb. weighing case waterproof thereby achieved

Miniaturization

all resistors, precision deposited division = Components

the Semiconductor

from and carbon capacitors • and and rectifiers diodes 103 silicon transistors•

in the system

components

TI =manu:factured

elements. and control amplifying as circuit use of semiconductors and the exclusive construction circuit system seismic relays and pilot amperes are lights required use

of a lightweight

also reduced only nine operate

for mo st of the operating for power

by the completely requ i red before draws do not normally battery operation in the

and supply. system

The transistorized

reduction simple transistor . (more) supply. to start the "first breaks,"

after cycle. Power

i zed system, This drain since makes since and, amperes only s ix possible the time are

and set-up no warm-up

is page 3 all-transistorized an 8 x 15 inch solar convertor supplied sufficient charged for operation. Charging

at 250 1nilliamps

battery 10 hours exposure normal operation- to the sun would practical application for to t 140° F. Twenty-two TI silicon diodes are employed per has a frequency a broad range dynamic is selected amplification speeds provided. speed/ expansion These K high-cut A constant available also with convertors a over transistors five from range , time to 200 cps, gain , or AGC varied six choices of AGC

200 db/ sec to 20 db/ sec with

compression with switch, at 3 / 1 and is provided filter

40 to 160 cps .

from K type, constant from range solar channel. amplifier Linear under charge TI germanium response a control through ratios speed ranging of 100 db. at 12 volts, stably operate will seismograph of -40° The EXPLORER section battery range temperature positions to maintain Instruments The new Texas with be sufficient a truly

• representing

the to keep power TI silicon system's , at the SEG convention of the EXPLORER of the demonstration As part and four system seismic 1/ 1. frequency six cut-off with are of the single that range from The low - cut filters six cut-off frequencies from the EXPLORER 14

to 40 cps. Amplified

or magnetic camera oscillographic seismic output and filtered

o ut put is at 0. 5 volts

for m 'agnetic recorders g'alvanometer one inch peak-to-peak, a 200 cps normal level

poss i ble before

further improv i ng output signal frequency

clipping. response.

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recorder and the other with can be fed to any increase No output belt or tape. is capable to seven transformer One of driving times is used, .

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TI experimental

holds regulated in center, power feeding to keep power the system battery charging 12-volt convertor supply recording an 8 x 15 inch is so low that Instruments by Texas introduced recently at left, powering oscillograph charged. in battery EXPLORE at right. silicon ,R Murphy George INSTRUMENTS TEXAS INCORPORATED 13 - (Special) Oct. SAN ANTONIO,

at the Society

expansion of its line of precision classes. Formerly, the 1 from one to three basic was offered in one class only, each new three The the Convention Meters Meter model. EDU CA TOR, and PROSPECTOR Gravity today Incorporated Instruments Geophysicists TI-Worden or Geodetic Standard either Texas ~ of Exploration announced RELEASE AT SEG CONVENTION METERS OF GRAVITY HOU LAB • CABLE: LINE ENLARGED ANNOUNCES INSTRUMENTS TEXAS 6027 IMMEDIATE FOR NEWS RELEASE PRODUCT Box DIVISION

INSTRUMENTATION

INDUSTRIAL • P. 0. 6-1411 6. TEXAS HOUSTON SPEEDWAY BUFFALO 3609 JACKSON available in Standard fabricated quartz are essentially the MASTER; are classes 1n or Geodetic model. use of the TI-Worden vacuum, these gravity Through in a partial and altitude temperature class while retaining Meter world famous. The MASTER I such models, temperature range as increased small dial compensation. Also, a unique included in this been feature has gravity readings, regardless meter of the low power, to obtain range (more) depending increased accuracy the TI-Worden than previous have and full and even severity of 7½to 10½lb, made specifications demanding more sealed system independent provides which reliability and even only from class new MASTER

the portability

has weigh and effects The and model. upon meters meter 90 degree latitude temperature greater

-stab'.ili

.zing for all linearity of temperature page two line enlarged of gravity fluctuations. The The that "D'' standard by four is powered stabilizer temperature batteries. flashlight size meters of base number minimum an absolute crew operating and production means field during required are ties meter gravity MASTER by the provided accuracy extreme in turn, increases field The PROSPECTOR class retains the basic performance of the over 450 TI-Worden Meters

now in use-

Its application

usually will This, surveys. efficiency. field-proven n1ore than all other combined. makes more normal The EDUCATOR class training under operations TI =Worden Meter for programs allowing a wider of the three new Detailed Industrial climatic to provide use,

education in results.

tolerance as the ,- be in conditions.

is newly-created programs,

as well features a reliable and for

It is the most

gravity economical classes. information

Instrumentation

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from

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INCORPORATED today over size savings This new system

is a 24 - channel

seismograph, power and Geophysicists Weight, system. amplifier from range systems tube vacuum conventional Incorporated Instruments seismic

all-transistorized

the first convention TRANSISTORIZED of Exploration Society at the annual here announced RELEASE

AT SEG CONVENTION

• Texas

13 = (Special) October SAN ANTONIO, SYSTEM AMPLIFIER SEISMIC FIRST ANNOUNCES INSTRUMENTS 6 , TE X AS

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IMMEDIATE FOR NEWS RELEASE TEXAS HOUSTON Y P.O . B ox 602 DIVISION

INSTRUMENTATION

INDUSTRIAL PRODUCT SPEEDWA BUFFALO 3609 50 to 80%! contained in one portable the system is supplied a lightweight 12 =volt

• - called

complete

model control and test with case waterproof 57 lb. Power for regulated power supply and , both occupying another portable case portable amplifier systems occupy three is essential, the battery aircraft circuitry, only weighing by an all-transistorized

8000 Seismograph-

only 45 lb. weighing 24 - channel Conventional in areas where two-case EXPLORER greatly reduces reduction in the manpower and low power the compactness recording Reliability construction needed portability maximum Thus,

to six cases.

smaller the EXPLORER, costs exploration to transport requirements through a simple operations the system. In truck perm i t use

of a substantially

truck.

• - so essential

and the exclusive

in field

war k - - i s insured

by printed as circuit amplifying u 'se of semiconductors (more) circuit

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...... two transistorized page first and Longer life 12-volt battery. from the operate after the first transistorized completely As relays and pilot six amperes are are time and set-up drain Power cycle. only breaks, since has a frequency of the for most reduced by the is required before also only nine

do not normally

lights

required

no warm-up

system draws the EXPLORER since is assured battery amperes operating Instruments. of Texas division Components by the Semiconductor- manufactured and rectifiers diodes 103 silicon transistors 591 germanium employs The EXPLORER elements. and control amplifier seismic operation. 200 cps, The EXPLORER with a broad this flexibility, These range spe e d ratios six choices from available Two outputs recorder.

can be used

volts for driving increase Also, magnetic from

a 200 cps galvanometer to seven since

times no output with any to Then, adding are provided.

and the other

furnishes or magnetic camera seismic provided . an output capable of level can peak-to

• peak.

The output level given before signal clipping is used , a better (more) 0. 5 One furnishes one inch the normal transformer gain,

speed/expansion

compression are the system recorders, to 1 / 1. at 3/ 1 and The EXPLORER with to 20 db/sec 200 db/sec speeds Control Gain of Automatic varied time Linear,

a contr .ol switch.

through

is selected

or AGC amplification

of 100 db . range dynamic five from range response frequency response occurs. is p a g e ·faree first transistorized seismic amplifier achieved. A constant

K hig ~1. -cut

filter

is p rovided

e:i. wit h six cut ~off freq 1__1 :.cy

40 to 160 cp s.

T h e lo w -cut

filters

p os iti ons ranging

from

s ectio n constant

K type,

also

wit:1 s b[ cut - off freq u encies

t hat ra; :1g e fror n

14 to 40 cps. The filters may be b y p assed first for record. the entire In order coded to match h2.v e been amount to simplify the function calibrated

he is increasing

Industrial information group in decibels operation, to which is also is available

Instrumentation

divisio

all controls

t h ey pertain.

s o t h at the op er a tor or decreasing The EXPLORER Detailed field

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ALL-TRANSISTORIZED

FOR USE IN OIL EXPLORATION SAN ANTONIO, applications Texas for location amplifier annual international under way here. meeting case, compared requirements is having Of equal of the transistor's crews rigorous importance inherent

-:?ower is supplied

its first public of Exploration showing at the 28th Geophysicists currently required size tubes. by other of vci.cuum tube and power operating extremes in remote reliability advantages the vacuum for the new system systems. are in a single Its power of special

and inaccessible

factor achieved tube in this by an all-transistorized (more) to a third regions and terrain. is the increased over a fourth systems. requirements of climate of reserves. to six cases in weight, and under to the collection

It is contained

The savings by all-tran- vacuum than those the world first using 80% less to exploration basic today from are significance of transistor was announced are SYSTEM INSTRUMENTS but 57 pounds, systems to the three weights BY TEXAS of the world's of new petroleum of the Society system

of conventional

industry

Such systems

new system

The transistorized the weight

system.

AMPLIFIER

broadening

with introduction

and exploitation

The revolutionary

• A major

oil exploration

Incorporated seismic INTRODUCED 13 - (Special) to the important Instruments sistorized data October SEISMIC RELEASE

as a result respect. regulated

of page 2 world's first

all-transistorized

power supply and a single seismic lightweight

The all-transistorized Seismograph, Houston. manufactured producer

The EXPLORER which 18 countries of the free world. Texas cells was especially Instruments 8000 division at diodes and rectifiers in Dallas, a foremost

to any geophysical by Tl's

operates some requirements is displaying Geophysical exploration Service 70 geophysical

of the transistorized

it with a solar

developed for the purpose is capable of recharging converter by Tl's Inc. group crews in seismic using silicon Semiconductor- division. solar converter

in the field.

It points completely independent the way toward of bulky ing run-down batteries the TI display at the convention, a seismic

Instrumentation

division available currently the low power amplifier, The Model

and 103 silicon

and will be used companies Components Industrial transistors will be made of subsidiary which the EXPLORER, devices. or oil company To emphasize battery.

Semiconductor-Components

of semiconductor

contractor called by Tl's 591 germanium by Tl's aircraft-type system, is manufactured It uses system system from making recharging remote field the solar the EXPLORER's the seismic equipment sites

battery.

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of transportfacilities.

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rechargi.ig

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al~-transistorized

new seismograph

Instruments Geophysicists by Texas at the annual in San Antonio, supplies seismic

system convention Texas.

is being of the Don Maciver TEXAS 6000 INSTRUMENTS LEMMON FLEETWOOD AVENUE 2 - 1781 , , P . 0 . Box DALLAS 7045 9 , TEXAS

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INCORPORATED NEWS RELEASE FOR RELEASE TRANSISTOR'S TELLING INNER TEXAS NEW YORK, for public in a Texas viewing in the exhibit electronic operations to tell is one of several within exhibit a transistor which opened Exchange. animated

representations

of the 28-year

-old Dallas

manufacturing

and geophysical

exploration company whose extend much attempt to explain through what in a manner intricate inner current. The exhibit model on Texas Instruments production Another of activity comprehensible workings prepared Other

as telemetering,

push-button place detection from display illustrate the complex than the actual which it was depicts, It then and an electrical larger

when a geophysical

oil or gas deposits.

for geologic displays lines public as it amplifies

is 25, 000 times

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animated which of the free is believed visually findings Incorporated 1958 EXCHANGE the story It represents structures action 15, IN EXHIBIT AT NEW YORK STOCK at the New Yor~ Stock display OCT. DEMONSTRATED

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WORKINGS WEDNESDAY, transistor copied. step by step, the crew explores earth shows the resultant

interpretation. the use of such

and guidance, (more) other TI electronic products and navigation and control systems page two TI exhibit at stock exchange for guided missiles; radar and airways control; submarine and sonar, wide range products, Instruments earnings during Texas other actual of Texas profits, personnel radar early warning and magnetics defense, and airport systems for anti

warfare. By pictures,

sales, for airborne are and the company's shareholders, devices is a leading shown the growth

plant facilities,

manufacturer

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electromechanical

systems agencies. is the leading It also and graphs, in and years. Instruments semiconductor activities per share, recent charts, for the nation's contract defense supplier to major working

in 18 countries

of the free world. The TI exhibit is located in the Visitors independent of the New York Stock Exchange of electronic and and government civil of geophysical oil companies at 20 Broad

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map is animated

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GSI INFORMATION Service Geophysical Bank 900 Exchange Texas 35, Dallas 7-4311 FLeetwood F. Alexander Robert

of Dallas.

has

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It is the first

time that represented with a display area exhibit in the of the Stock Exchange. part

is an integral Texas

Instruments services products, The of an exhibit sponsored Incorporated. The sequence of events dynamite blast. with a simulated shock waves from

by seismometers.

photograph, by GSI' s parent company, illustrates

TI I s principal

exhibit continuous section in the attached and growth. begins a cutaway J. Agnich F.

out by GSI President

as pointed Demonstrator, Exploration Seismic Reflection animated The of lights A series the blast. These shock

of the earth,

are reflected waves seismic the depicting travel to the represents downward surface cycle through and picked up 1958 the the Reflection a display of the geophysical Industrial

Instrumentation

warfare, the actual division. division

of the TI Apparatus

products manufactured Following this and other I to missile

s contributions

radar, and airport traffic control. A working model of a giant transistor, devices produced occur that within events Completing the display are in the Un i ted States and England and a record ments, which reflect

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up make with a and counted greeted audibly are

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Visitors

seismic

of the display.

at the right

section record seismic which records the corrected produces in turn, which, 1958 15, October seisMAC on a model lights flashing actuate The impulses computer For release: Wednesday, SER VICE GSI INFORMATION Page 2 one crew

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unit A production (NOTE TO EDITOR: rectifier silicon of Tl's new diffused for your personal is attached series with Bulletin together evaluation, DL-Sl 006)

all they rectifiers, with the inherent high reliability of structure competitive with germanium and industrial of high-volume will TI units The

as low as 70 cents.

priced units some Combining

ion in the manufacture

applicat wide a price have devices, silicon selenium have quantities. in commercial available immediately are which rectifiers silicon announced today Incorporated Instruments Texas diffused of low cost series a new ~ 2 - (Special) Nov. DALLAS, RECTIFIERS SILICON NEW ECONOMY ANNOUNCES INSTRUMENTS TEXAS and consumer products. packaged new TI rectifiers are MIL-STD-202A immersion the and 1N2070, 1N2069, voltages of 200,400 recurrent peak in a nylon-cased epoxy insulation

lead --to - case

minimum current and current This tests. 1N2071, shell the

of 750 milliamperes,

forward rectifier an average Featuring capsule and pass an insulated provides resistance 1 of 10 O ohms the three silicon case

at 600 volts. peak

rectifiers have also highlight 32 amperes They 600 volts, respectively. and a surge (turn-on) current over performance under actual operating with Typed inverse a six ampere for one

millisecond. In order new

1N20270 to insure series rec t ifiers are 100% pre-ship (more) tested as condition:~, to all electrical the page two TI announces specificat of 0 . 6 volts with

a 500 mA forward

and

ha ve a ma x imum

forward voltage a v erage reverse current

0 . 2 m illi amps

maximum fu ll cycle and PIV applie d. current vity leads allow

for fi v e seconds

and 275°c for 9500A tests dynamic conducti High MIL-T-l These

i o n s at l00°C.

drop

300°C

s ilic on rectifiers

new economy soldering easy so lderability

at temperatures

15 sec o n ds in accordance

tests.

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with up to Don Maclver TEXAS 6000 INSTRUMENTS LEMMON FLEETWOOD AVENUE, 7 - 5411. DALLAS P . 0 . Box 7045 9, TEXAS

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INCORPORATED NEWS RELEASE TEXAS FOR RELEASE INSTRUMENTS BRINGS

WITH UNITS OF HIGHER

ITS SILICON PERFORMANCE November 2 - (Special) pioneering leadership in use of silicon with the introduction in the manufacture Tl's today but they also

low as 70 cents. materials

units Silicon are Other inherent size and higher significantly solid available MARKET AT COMPETITIVE device rectifier

for applications

silicon electronic available reliability greater quantities.

than that of rectifiers with some

units now on priced as

with age as do such rectifier

in wide use for these performance its goods.

now in commercial

competitively, of silicon brings PRICES semiconductor are qualities smaller

but O. 25 inch in length

have currently TO RECTIFIER to an important industrial priced 3, 1958 Incorporated does not degenerate as selenium, of smaller are NOV. Instruments

of an economy

rectifiers

They not only provide the market,

• Texas

of high-volume

new silicon

LEADERSHIP

AND RELIABILITY

DALLAS, market MONDAY, bring to these

characteristics.

than available devices. rectifiers rectifiers the advantages The new subminiature of other types, measuring

and O. 20 inch in diameter.

Packaged in an epox.y capsule silver leads for high thermal and electrical in three types

-- the 1N2069,

1N2070, and 1N2071, rated, All types capable of operating with an electrical at 200,

400 and 600 volts.

current of 3/4 ampere. within are (more) a nylon case, the new rectifiers conductivity. They are respectively, page two TI brings its silicon leadership Rectifiers of the and also ments to fill a need and television The P.fficiency indicate electrical and less that to find wide expected receiver sets. rectifier units generate less resistance than do rectifiers internal approach closely rectifiers are are covered equipment heat because of other maximum theoretical equip- transmitting

in both television

in application communication and radio telephone for high performance the new units they have greater Tests types. efficiency in rectification. Tl's cations silicon are series 1N2070 of computers,

the manufacture

market to rectifier new silicon upon delivery and they guaranteed

• 30 -

to meet by a 90-day published warranty. specifi ,,

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WORK SIMPLIFICATION

NATIONAL FILM AWARDS CHICAGO, November 5 - (Special)

• Texas

Instruments simplification films won top honors in the 1958 annual Improvement Competition Management Society. In addition to placing 1,000 employees, Texas than more with division was a motion

It is judged

picture. efforts, presentation, and the resulting program will which describing improvements made "Cavalcade of Office and YORK in the project, quality Instruments received Detective'' Modern industry is finding work 1741 ANGELES IVAR HOLLYWOOD HOLLYWOOD 1 of by place The in the office third

in its category.

placed

efforts

simplification

28 , CALIFORNIA

employees. an estimated the only award AVENUE 2-6977 first earned by six Texas Economy LOS work simplification division

-Components Parade"

the Motion YORK work of an overall a portion Simplification Improvements" of in dollars. ''Tex,

AVENUE 99 PARK 16, NEW NEW YORK 2- 7951 HILL MURRAY

1 used the TI Semiconductor save "Work area further are The

$700, 000 in 1958.

in stimulating savings TI films The winning in the form be presented on its effectiveness and techniques tools simplification category group. must entry companies simplification and training each competition, In the Landis for Semiconductor-Components work in the office Methods by the Industrial

in the category

first work H. Landis Ralph Instruments education in the general RELEASE Incorporated annually sponsored in Chicago, the only honor awarded third and placed NEW IMMEDIATE INCORPORATED INSTRUMENTS WON BY TEXAS FOR CHICAGO increasingly

AVENUE N . HARLEM 4104 34 . ILLINOtS CHICAGO 5-8330 NATIONAL

1 work p DALLAS O . BOX312 . TEXAS DALLAS 2 - 2 691 FLEETWOOD I page two work national profitable methods while rising in today's of doing encouraging their scientific Landis, common management. Director . are necessary IMS session, and review The film of Engineering realizing significant for more efficient leaders competition for the Western

in industrial is named Electric

and simpler cost reductions operation. labor of business, advances

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easier employees By showing companies the teamwork problems awards economy jobs, At the Chicago discuss film simplification and government engineering in honor of Ralph Company. and H.

[e

(...\ I

5 f'-~t> ? ...) ~IJ

P1". ~ o-\ ~ C.c;,[\ tiC-- 1a, I I I Components c enter.

division Don Allen,

Simplification wide competition. Jack Holland, Director left,

instructors, Another is not shown.

of Training and George hold other member Dan Devine, Moll, awards right TI Work won in the nation- of the winning TI team, i~ l .. Don Maciver LEMMON 6D00 INSTRUMENTS TEXAS 7 - 5411 FLEETWOOD 7045 TEXAS 9 , DALLAS , AVENUE , P . 0 . BOX

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INCORPORATED TEXAS INSTRUMENTS that Texas Instruments were sales Third-quarter quarter of those for over 000, or $0. 44 per sales Nine-month for the third for a gain of 52% over share, or $0. 29 per of $953, 000, last were quarter third-quarter year's share. were and earnings 000,

$64, 056, 000 and $3,591,

re

months

nine

with $48, 114, 000 and $2, 672, 000 for the first

compared spectively, Net earnings 1957 for a gain of 27% over to $21,867,000 amounted

of $17, 284, 000.

sales third-quarter earnings for the third

in both categories

with increases

at new high levels

today reported 1957. third-qQ.a;rter $1,448, and earnings sales Incorporated QUARTER FOR THIRD E. Haggerty P.

• President

16 - (Special) November 1958 17, NOV. MONDAY, INCREASES EARNINGS SALES, REPORTS DALLAS, the year FOR RELEASE NEWS RELEASE FINANCIAL

of 1957. All divisions increases

stantial of the company are operating year-earlier levels noted over devices semiconductor of transistors and related of ~lectronic

and electromechanical

systems at high volume and in the production activities

with completion

· building is the second to be built on Tl's a 310,000 sq ft plant for the Semiconductor-Components formally opened last during 300-acre the second North

June. -30-

NOTF

:

hed statement Se.P,_____.a_tt_ac

to house

way on a new 78, 500 sq ft plant

Research been of sales and sales

to the U. S. Government.

is under in Dallas, in the manufacture particularly Construction slated with sub- levels and earnintis. Central half of 1959. Central The Expressway site division having ' .. TEXAS INSTRUMENTS ESTIMATED INCORPORATED THIRD QUARTER SALES AND EARNINGS 1958 1957

For .the -nine months Earned per common before preferred Earned per common after preferred Sales Net profit Net profit Number

share dividends* share dividends* $ shares Sales Net profit Net profit Number share dividends* share dividends* of common shares .so $ .45 $64,056,000 7,140,000 3,591,000 $48. 114,000 5,170,000 2,672,000 $29,853,000 2,531,000 1. 506, 000 3,256,988 3,256,988 3,008,125 outstanding before income taxes after income taxes .82 $ 30 .78

For the three Earned per common before preferred Earned per common after preferred

ended September

• All previously

outstanding 4. 48% Cumulative redeemed or converted into common stock.

Preferred Stock, Series A, has been

ENGINEERING SUPPLY COMPANY 6000 Denton Drive • Dallas 35, Texas • Telephone Fleetwood 7-6121

COMPANY SUPPLY ENGINEERING NEW MANAGER announced today Engineering Supply Company. Mr. Cleveland, Ohio, will assume direction hous.ing, and deliveries in Dallas, distributes industrial, ESCO tures Texas including power geophysical, some representing 500 manufac and geophysics electronics p Dallas-based transmission,

Supply , Company

Engineering Incorporated. Instruments of Texas

is a subsidiary

of today. electronic, Instruments of ware- inventories, of purchasing, effective a resident recently until Brown, the Southwest, throughout supplies and safety BROWN president Jr.,

by ,G. W. Levering,

was 1958 to be Manager Brown L. of Robert of Operations L. ROBERT NAMES 21, OF OPERATIONS

21--(Special)--Appointment

Nov. DALLAS, NOVEMBER FRIDAY, FOR RELEASE NEWS RELEASE firm . Mr. Company General Electric Boston. He received Wayne State his home in various a B. S. degree University with the Lamp division capacities in Cleveland, Dallas in Business Administration was associated previously Brown . in Detroit has

He is married,

of the and

in 1952 from one child and will make . in Dallas

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SUPPLIESIndustrial

• Electronic • Geophysical • Safety • Power Transmission .. ,. Don Maclver LEMMON 6000 FLEETWOOD 7-!5411 INSTRUMENTS TEXAS

TEXAS 9, • DALLAS AVENUE, , P . 0 . Box 704!5 , CABLE , TEXINS

INCORPORATED .Incorporated have Engineers

by the board

of directors, They , are search in Tl's

IRE and is bestowed

only

The two TI men are

from

Canada,

two from

ing one from Mr. search.

'' Dr. of electronic Ols .on's Macdonald's circuits Mr . Olson ( Instruments citation who have made outstanding fields.

in all to 76 leading

States United citation properties Service Geophysical _and now a wholly-owned "For reads: subsidiary, includ countries, re- in geophysical leadership "For radio Japan. _and one from Germany reads: and other 1959 from for Fellowships and electrical joined offered of the award the and scientists grade the only, recipients The IRE awarded

the Southwest. engineers

or allied by the membership on those by invitation engineering to radio contributions is the highest of Fellow The grade . Re- Physics Laboratory. Research Central State Solid Director, Macdonald, R. J. and Dr. Engineering, and

• Research

President TI Vice of Radio has announced. the .institute W. 01s.on, Robert Texas from of the Institute Fellows named been Instruments INCORPORATED

• Two scientist-engineers

28 - (Special) November DALLAS,. ARE AWARDED INSTRUMENTS OF TEXAS TWO SCIENTIST-ENGINEERS RELEASE IMMEDIATE ENGINEERS OF RADIO IN INSTITUTE FELLOWSHIPS FOR 11/26/58 NEWS RELEASE attached) (Pictures contributions o.f solids. " Inc. parent p to -the theory company

in 1945 as .Vice

of Texas President ,\ Charge of Research

and Engineering.

In 1957 he became (more)

a TI Vice President in ..... page two fellowships in IRE awarded and General Ma .nager .two of Tl in the year ,·was for Texas Instrum

·ents ..IncorpoTated

A native of Preston, the schools of his native Electrical Engineering the American Dr. work at the University of Minnesota. Bachelor of Science in degree in

He is a member

of of Science of Exploration Society for the Advancement and of Science of Technology. degree Engineering Doctor of Philosophy Rhodes Scholar from degree in Physics TI he had been and physicist Laboratory Laboratory Physical Society a Master at MIT and then was awarded at of the in 1950 as a University at Oxford physicist an associate with Armour Research Technical

He is a Fellow

and in the field.

and a member year In 1947 he received in the U. S. Navy as Radar Research in 1944 and a the same Engineering a . Massachusetts joining He received College at Williams in Electrical in Electrical Science

and development

problems. physics in Physics degree Institute two years education

TI in 1953 to do research

joined degree of Arts Before his formal Engineers, Association and solid-state Bachelor served the Bachelor Macdonald Massachusetts

and "Engineering

Association. on transistors National including American Ordnance American Minn. , he received state,

• Research

. of Electrical Institute Geophysicists,

, Vice . President

appointed and later at Houston, division

Instrumentation

of the Industrial

of Phi Beta

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Kappa at Argonne Foundation. at the Naval Officer of the American and Sigma He Xi.

[ e.v,c... , :z.'6 No" t4 si

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C . Clough I T E XAS S D IVISI S E MIC OND UC TOR- CO MPONENT I N G D EPARTMENT MARKET Mark Shepherd, Mr. Shepherd Jr., vice president stated that this Instruments exacting military m i ssile and airborne electronic circuits

all reliability

specifications

outlined

in MIL-T-19500A.

Switching alpha and a typical ideally high ultra for rated to dissipate operate speeds frequency cutoff suited

is conservatively

by and produced developed operation and exceeds and will

the development

reliability meets air significant for high specifically Laboratories TI 2N559 TI 2N559 since technology originally The new range Incorporated. the most represents transistor was type transistor Telephone in the most of Texas by technique. of the diffusion This was highly today announced applications semiconductor in commercial advance Bell and commercial military advanced mesa" for transistors germanium 11 ultra of the 2N559 production

-Commercial

base , diffused frequency high 1958 INCORPORATED INSTRUMENTS

Dec . 8- -(Special)-

8, DECEMBER ANNOUNCED TRANSISTORS MESA SWITCHING BY TEXAS DALLAS, ON FREQUENCY, HIGH ULTRA OF 2N559 PRODUCTION FAST , TEXAS TE X INS DALLAS C ABLE 31 2 1 FOR RELEASE RELEASE PRODUCT BOX 2-269 D TE ORA P NCOR I TS U I\I E STR OFFICE POST FLEETWOOD in excess switching make the It applications.

of 150 milliwatts

up to l00°C

at temperatures

as

the millimicrosecond

into

of 250 megacycles

speed . in free . (more) REGION 99 NEW YORK PARK 1 \ I 741 AVENUE 16, NEW YORK NEW HILL 2-7951 MURRAY YORK LOS ANGELES IVAR HOLLYWOOD HOLLYWOOO

OFFICES AVENUE N HARLEM 4104 34. ILLINOIS CHICAGO 5-8330 NATIONAL

AVENUE 28, CALIFORNIA 2-6977 CHICAGO 1 DALLAS P O BOX 312 TEXAS DALLAS 2-2691 FLEETWOOD I page two TI' s 2N559 less than case is compatible are and high reliability round-welded

of the standard

JETEC-outline TO-5 that point operating the advanced semiconductor plant in Dallas. All units consisting of only three materials to those similar transistors introduced used this In addition, configuration, type and power capabilities

now attainable.

with high inherent mechanical stamina vihration, make speeds and airborne the new TI 2N559 These ideal to resist germanium the parameters affecting frequency sometimes response, parameters, These impact, for military provide techniques

of construction,

the highest provides and high-vacuum 90-megacycle of all factors control

in-production unit.

1958.

by TI in March,

and gold. aluminum diffusion the 2N623 for High and element header between

• germanium,

by gaseous

is produced techniques contact direct rated performance. reliable to insure of l00°C their above well

iat temperatures

through

The 2N559

of

the fabrication

from step, ratings stringent is obtained the "mesa" with the most dissipation of the finished a transistor out under stabilized

100% production

ext rem el y close manufacturing is carried packaging, in TI' s ultra-modern junction modern Every The unit. only the most of producing case system. mounting grid 100-mil the of the TI 2N559. to final the header in a miniature noted capable techniques are with Shepherd Mr. control size the half is available TI 2N559 The new Transistors Mesa Germanium acceleration applications electronics. (more) called switching combined and in missile page three TI' s 2N559 Germanium Mesa Mr. Shepherd emphasized mechanized manufacture quantities of the 2N559 out that pointing it will that the diffused- base and that equipment of the TI 2N559 is now being fabricated. are for available be in volume immediate delivery, during production affords technique mechanization, for opportunity the maximum Transistors Sample he said, the first quarter of 1959.

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TO THE

the 2N559

EDITOR

to a one carat

Enclosed diamond is a glossy in a lady's 5 X 7 photo ring. the for comparing

[ e"'c.'~ Oet. \'\ S 8'1'52-Q. ,J, ~, f\.to-\ c, Lal\,

ro(or,-;yl Don Maciver AVENUE, LEMMON P . 0 . BOX 7 - 5411, 6000 TS INSTRUME TEXAS FLEETWOOD TEXAS 9, DALLAS CABLE , TEXINS 7045, INCORPORATED Dec. relations manager public by Don Maciver, professional Mr Un iversity r journalism fraternity. Fournier is a native in Dallas, Mr. chapter Prior to joining World Force Weather War he was a .of Sigma Delta as a weather international electronics Chi, He attended .Purdue .from .Indiana University

of _The Wall Street and Schenectady, observer

N. Y. with the Air Service. At Texas Instruments, exploration relations Mo., years four II he served the staff Joseph, .in St. on newspapers of which Indiana. of Frankfort, in journalism. During and television staff

and was graduated

he worked public Journal student Journal geophysical Louis. as an engineering with a degree chief a .nd bureau and St. in the Dallas

and was active

member, charter For Inc. Dallas Club of Dallas, of the Press was a director Fournier consultant Chicago, of The Wall Street a member While an account reporter, a copy editor, in New York, Journal for The Wall Street today

of Fleishman-Hillard,

agency

to that he had been

prior 10 yea:rs was announced has been two years relations public Louis with the St. as press manager. relations for the past Fournier Mr. Incorporated Instruments of Texas G. Fournier of Winston

11--(Special)--Appointment

DALLAS, MANAGER RELATIONS PRESS APPOINTS INSTRUMENTS TEXAS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE 12/10/58 NEWS RELEASE program and radio company, Mr. with particular news

media. -30-

Fournier emphasis will work manufacturing and on an expanded on relations with the press

[e.V\t ..L. \O'De<- l'\S~ 1 ~e,.sa p,~. Phcrtc.,Co\l. ~or dr,~

•J Special to the St. Joaeph Ouette 11./ 10/ 51 J'O.R lMM.&ntA TE a Jti.EASE NltW8 lt&LE.ASJ: (Plctare Attaclaecl) TJCXAS INSTRUMENTS of Taa•

lay Don Maclvu,

waa announced to<lay lncorporate4 la.tnrnenta pre••

ol Wlnaton C. Fournier••

l)A.LJ..AS, .Dec. 11-•(&peclal)--.Appolnlmnt

reladoaa maaa,er

MAN.AOER

PRESS RELATIONS

APPOINTS

manaaer.

pu.aUc relatlou

for the pa1& two year• bu been an accOW1t conav.lta.Dt

Mr • .Foualu

10 yeua prior lo tha.t Ile ha4 uea a copy editor,

reporter

for Tu Wall Street Journal la New York, Chlcaao,

and bureau duel

Dalla• and. St. Lowa.

Prioa, to JollWll dle atafl ol Tu Wall Street Joun.al,

waa on tbe •taf.f of the St. Joaepll Queue.

ol Ml'. ancl Mra. J. Melaoo Jn•••

lua. 2909 Aqellque Fournier Mr. J"ouoier

la the dauahter

St., St. Joaeph.

She ant.I

tllcb' two eoo•• Claip and Mark, aoon will Jola Mr • .Fournier la Dall&e. Mr. .i'ounle:r

Uaiveralty

la a nattve of Fi-ao.kfort, Indiana.

•• an enalneerhla atucleid

He attended Pllrdue

and•••arad.uated &om Indiana Univeralty

wllh a 4e1ree in Journallam.

Dllrlna World Wu 11he eerved four year• ••

a weather obaerver,

18 month•~

lacludlna

At T exa• ln•tnmenta. aQCl aeophyaical

pu.b~ 0 relation• &Deltelevielon exploratloa program Roaecrana international company,

with particular

and radio new• media.

electronic•

Field, St. Joaeph. manufactulna

Mr. .Fournier wW work on an expandecl empha•l•

011 relation•

with the pre••

.Don .Maclvel' Speclal to lV AlamDl Ma1aalu 12/10/18 NEWSBEL~SE

FOR lMM&DlATB lU,J..,&ASE

(.Picture .AuacJua4)

-----------------------------

JU GRAD JOINS TEXAS INSTRUMENTS AS PllESS llE.LATIONS MANAGER

el Wiutoll

DALL.AS. .Dec. 11--(Spedal)-Jppoilltmat

•• pr••• relaliou

manaa•rof T.exa• lD.tnmem•

Mr. J'oumler

for the paat two year•

wltll the St. Low.a pulic

:nlaUon•

aa an enpaffrina ••ned

an account eonnltaat

a,ency of netah.maa-Hillard. reporter,

Wall Street Jo\U'llal in New York, Chicaao, Mr. Founuu

Inc.

.For

and bureau c:hlel

Dalla• and St. Louie.

Jndt.aaa, and attended Purdue

le a native of haoklort.

etwlen&laelor• trand'errloa

/la 194,.

IAcorporated wu UW>ucecl

ba■ been

10 year• prior lo &hat lie had 1Me11a copy editor. for ne

C. Founiei-.

to lU.

From 1942 to 19'5 be

.. a weath•r ob .. rver wUh llae Air Force Weatb.er Serrice. At Texaa l111trumenta,

1eophy1ieal

electronic•

explorallon company. Mr. J'ounuer

pul,Uc reladou

pro1:ram witll part.la\lar

Mra. FouDler Mr. Founder lnternatloaal la Dallaa. manufacturing ancl

wW work oa an expanded

ampllaala on . relation■ with the pr•••

aacl their two son1., Chip and Mark. eoon. wW Join

Don Maclve1'

Specl&l to die .Frankfort

.FOR lMM.&DlATK RELEASE

12/11/11

NEWS REL.&ASE

Ttmea M.orauna

(Plc&ue A&&aclled)

J'RANKJ"ORT N.ATIV.EJOINS TEXAS INSTRUMENTS IN DALLAS

ot Wlnaton C. J'ounler

DAI.a.LAS.Dec. l l••CS,.Clal)•-Appoio&ma& mana,ff

relell.- lay lloa Madver, of Taaa ••• Fraokfort. pr•••

Jacorpo1'ated waa &IUIOl&ncedtoday

manqer. relatlon• pullc Mr. J'ov.rniu laatnm•11ta aa 608 Eaat Green l• tile aon of Mra. C. W• .Founler, For th• paat two yeu•

Mr. J'OUJ'nier ha• been 111 accov.nt

coonll&D& wUh tile It. Loma pui.uc relation.a •1•aey of Fleishman-Hillard, Jae. 1-..__,

nreu

For 10 yeua prlor lo that he Jaad been eopy editor, chlef for The Wall Street Journal

in New Yozk., Clllcago,

He attende4 Purdue Unlveraily •• an englneerllla from ladlau

1rad\llted

Unl,reralt:y witb. a clepee

jolnl-a the ataU of The Wall SuNt

a. Joaeph,

&ncl

Dalla• and

•tudent and wa•

in Joumallam.

Prior to

Journal he worll.ed on newepapera

in

Mo. , alMI Schenectacly • N. Y.

At Tea.•

iaterutional

lllatnmmta,

1eoplayalcal exploralioa

pabllc relation.a pro1ram

pr•••

reporter

C01itl,UY,

.;," , M.ra. J'ournicr

Mr. Fwrnler

with putlculu

-.ad televieion and raclio

electronic• empba•i• manufacturb11 aad

will work on an expaacied

on. relatiou•

with the

o."•media •

aacl &he1.-two aon•• Chip and Mark,

aooo. will Join Murphy George AVE L EMMON 6000 TS I NSTRUMEN TEXAS 2 - 1781 FLEETWOOD TEXAS 9 , DALLAS N UE , T EX I NS , CAB L L 7045 , P . 0 . BOX INCORPORATED TEXAS RECEIVES IN VENEZUELA FOR AUTOMATIC awarded a contract 0 and automatic control unit to be located well completions Tl's error-safe

of 1959 , the equipment

quarter by the second an estimated producing and fail-safe design, will provide All processing units purposes system control by electronic computers for periodic for accounting . (more) , employing over Alarm operation. on shore delivery day. platform station on tape of oil per well to the operator's will be punched 40 to the indiv'idual for unattended will be conveyed be handled barrels automated conditions is completed approximately on a three-deck will be mounted and will be completely data 100,000

code transmission

the lake test will handle digital valves. processing Industrial by Tl's

When installation

DATA-GAGE

and shut-in

diverter in Houston. located division,

Instrumentation

lease

for an oil well

and installed will be manufactured The equipment all electrical Venezuela. Maracaibo, on Lake to provide equipment programming has been Incorporated Sun Oil, Venezuelan representing Corporation, PROCESSING

by the J . Ray McDermott

of $100,000 in excess LEASE OIL WELL Instruments

16--(Special)--Texas

Dec. DATA-GAGE TO INSTALL CONTRACT $100,000 INSTRUMENTS Houston, RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE 12/15/58 NEWS RELEASE to shore and reservoir Well

by radio. where

it will

analysis

page two TI receives

$100, 000 contract

Major will take place fabrication and check-out of the entire before

the unit is shipped

by barge

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platform to Venezuela. and equipment Don Maciver , AVENUE , P . 0 . Box LEMMON 6000 2-1781 FLEETWOOD UMENTS INSTR TEXAS 9 , TEXAS DALLAS , CABLE , TEXINS 7045 INCORPORATED NAMES MANAGER

TEXAS INSTRUMENTS

in GE's Most recently apparatus Mr. ing society, American Society Engineers. At Texas Instruments, and marketing Texas S. T. Harris, sales and marketing for New York City, and Manila, education and training of sales

at Schenectady. from

Conn. , and was graduated is a member of Electrical departments N. Y., of Stamford, Fennel Engineering. Institute in field

in 1940 with a Bachelor's

Brooklyn,

TECHNIQUES

today.

he was manager

division

sales

He is a native Institute,

techniques, Co. in Schenectady, Electric Phillipines. of marketing 1940 has been since Fennel Mr. has joined announced

• Marketing,

Vice President General as manager Incorporated Instruments OF MARKETING K. Fennel

17--(Special)--Charles

Dec. DALLAS, RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE 12/16/58 NEWS RELEASE of Mechanical Mr. personnel techniques.

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Fennel in Mechanical degree of Tau Beta Pi, honorary engineer- Engineers, and American will assist all marketing in developing Pratt marketing methods and Don Maciver BOX 7045 TEXAS 9.

, CABLE , TEXINS

RATED O INCORP P . 0. 7 -5411, FLEETWOOD DALLAS AVENUE, LEMMON 6000 INSTRUMENTS TEXAS RELEASE IMMEDIATE FOR NEWS RELEASE

N FOR BRITISH SUBSIDIARY, ES NEWCHAI RMA TEXAS INSTRUMENTSPRESIDENT ANNOUNC RING PLANTAT BEDFORD PLANS FOR CONSTRUCTIONOF MUCHLARGERMANUFACTU

P. announced the election of Cecil Dotson the Board of Directors of Texas Instruments Limited, wholly-owned electronic of the international subsidiary British exploration company b;:tsed

and manufacturing

facilities

at

and geophysical

manufacturing of as Chairman of Dallas today Haggerty E. President Incorporated Instruments

• Texas

19 - (Special) Dec. DALLAS, at Dallas. Mr. Dotson su "ceeds

A key divisional

is Manager of Operations for the division's continue bring manufacturing Haggerty in the British company's board to Bedford January 1, 1959, moving executive of the parent company in Dallas, Kingdom division at TI' s Semiconductor-Components products, products, germanium special germanium devices, resistors,

and capacitors.

Haggerty additional and sales Managing and report said that on-the-scene effort of Texas Director to Mr. will Instruments Limited, the TI Limited Dotson. Dotson's election to head managerial strength to the rapidly-expanding Mr. sometime

with responsibility

• silicon

Saward, chair he currently departments in that position Mr. ,ould the United six product and rectifiers, Dudley Mr. his new position

He will assume

thereafter. diodes throughout Europe. and Western manship. devices

its semiconductor

and markets

England,

Bedford,

has headquarters

Limited Instruments Texas of the English-based (more) subsidiary and further board integrate page 2 ti president new chairman announces from honors

in 1947 with highest

and on Kingdom to be supplied customers will continue

in 1951 as an assistant

Instruments in Dallas after four years in positions

He was graduated

companies.

manufacturing

in the United

Texas superintendent manufacturing Dallas joined Dotson Mr. division plants. and Dallas both the Bedford European the Semiconductor-Components efforts s marketing Western for Products the Continent. 1

with TI Limited

will be integrated of Tl's operations marketing European " '··estern completion nearing of his new position, assumption Dotson's with Mr. Simultaneously are

way by mid-1959.

to get under

scheduled

with construction

facility the present to supplant at Bedford plant facturing manu- larger for a new and much plans

that architects'

rev€.aled He also in Dallas. operation semiconductor foremost of the world's with those its skills Methodist Southern from degree in Mechanical

the semiconductor

manufacturing of Science and a Bachelor with other

of responsibility

University Engineering. V/hen 1952, Mr. assigned company's Texas Instrum

to the undertaking. important Texas

worldwide Instruments From semiconductor c ontractor with crews operating departments of electronic in this devices, in twenty

and electromechanical

of the U. S. g overnment.

field to the significantly contributed in specialists

and manufacturing

industry.

is the world's

Incorporated and related he has the start position transistors supplier of scientists cadre was in a small Dotson entered .ents leading the foremost countries systems of the free manufacturer of geophysical exploration world, and an important to the military and civic Don Maciver TEXAS I NSTRU 6000 I\I ENTS LEMMON FLEETWOOD AVENUE 7 - 5 411. , DALLAS P. 0 . Box 7045 9. TEXAS . CABLE, T EXINS INCORPORATED

NE VlS RE LEASE

FOR IMMEDIATE

RELEASE

MERGER OF METALS & CONTROLS I NTO TEXAS I NSTRUMENTS I NCORPORATED ON EXCHANGE OF STOCK BASIS DALLAS,

December 23 - (Special) Instruments Incorporated, of Attleboro, Massachusetts, subject to solution stockholders a merger

the stockholders

--

of Texas

• The Boards

Dallas, Texas, and other of Metals today Instruments common stock share of Metals of Texas 4% convertible series Instruments Instruments common stock. The Texas Instruments

and will be issued

stock preferred of Texas common an exchange for each share

4/ l 0ths of a share

through only in connection in principle, respective Instruments. either of Texas & Controls into Texas receive

or (b) a combination

Corporation to their would stock, Instruments & Controls to recommend & Controls & Controls of Texas

that they had agreed

matters, would be accomplished of Metals of Directors a nd Metals announced of legal The merger GIVE N APPR OVAL BY BOTH COMPANY BOARDS of stock, (a) 3/ 4ths stock for each preferred with the exchange common of 8/ l 0ths of a ($25 par stock of one share & Contrqls consisting whereby value) share stock and of Metals will be a new for Metals & Controls

shares. It is planned companies

early Metals Instruments the proposed

has outstanding

has outstanding

3,256,988 of Metals merger plan to the stockholders of both in 1959, & Controls Sales Sales to submit of Texas Instruments & Controls for 922,467 common common shares. for 1958 are estimated 1958 are estimated {more) shares, and Texas at over $90,000,000. at $45,000, 000. page 2 :µ-:.erger transistor, and is the world's peg,oleum, with crew Instruments

has manufacturing

England, & Controls, a forty-two year old company, in three primary activities in the United products for use by the electrical, is engaged jewelry industrial and motor control uses the name to the U. S. Navy and other President of Metals January 5, 1959. Mr. & Controls, Mr. of Metals & Controls who will retain Treasurer of Metals & Controls and as President a wholly-owned subsidiary of Metals of the merger nis positions

by stockholders

with and be on leave

identified and

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from as Director and Treasurer of both companies, of absence formerly

G. L. Williams,

& Controls. Texas yesterday Instruments,

responsibilities

these his position President approval for controls fuel elements nuclear of Texas will assume is replacing Thomsen and

customers. and Vice President

Director States Thermostat, of Spencer of providing

and in the business

Klixon;

Thomsen,

under

with approximately

of thermostatic

the manufacture

industries; and other name of clad metal and sale elected Inc., and Bedford, Texas and Houston, Texas the world. nuclear, C. J. world. throughout

The fabrication

cores of the free for offices abroad: by the trade countries contractor in Dallas employees, 3,000 in twenty operations exploration plants and sales Metals geophysical foremost the including devices,

of semiconductor

manufacturer is a leading Government; of the departments and civil for defense and apparatus systems mechanical and electro of electronic in the manufacture is engaged employees, 7, 500

with approximately

old company, year a twenty-nine Instruments, Texas and

of M & C Nuclear,

In the interim, Mr. acting Thomsen Instruments. prior to will resign Don Maclver 7 - 5411, FLEETWOOD

, CABLE , TEXINS

7045 P . 0 . Box TEXAS 9 , DALLAS AVENUE, LEMMON 6000 INSTRUMENTS TEXAS INCORPORATED H. J. Incorporated, January 1, 1959. Tl Vice Joyce, in charge President responsibility for all manufacturing, the division, thus bringing Tl's ments States government. Wissemann has been Assistant

in the Apparatus

division since of the United Mr. engineering chief division's Instruments before and apparatus

in 1945 and served

his appointment

as chief as a project sonar, and radio and civil depart Vice President in charge of one year following

and development. engineer

as the He came to Texas division in the Apparatus Mr. Wissemann took graduate in 1940-41 and courses and the Massachusetts Institute of Texas at the University at Bowdoin electronic

and manufactures

with a Bachelor

and Mathematics,

in Physics one head. University in Physics courses within activity Methodist of Southern degree to engineer.

A 1939 graduate

Science

P. E. Haggerty.

for the military 1954, of design in charge engineer under functions of Texas to report

and engineering

develops designs, division systems

and electromechanical

product

President

and will have

of the division,

marketing all primary Apparatus division will continue Wissemann Mr. Vice of Assistant by TI President today In his new position, W. F. DIVISION was announced his new duties He will assume

OF TI'S APPARATUS

of the Apparatus Manager as General Wissemann Instruments RELEASE

• Appointment

23 - (Special) December DALLAS, MANAGER GENERAL NAMED WISSEMANN FOR IMMEDIATE 12/22/58 NEWS RELEASE College (more) in radar, of of page two wissemann named Technology in 1942. Association management courses manager general

in 1952 and took additional

course

management

at SMU in 1953. Mr.

of the Dallas and secretary-treasurer American Management Association; Forces Communication of the Armed a past of Radio of the Institute member is a Senior Wissemann Engineers Rocket Management American from

He was graduated

section;

president

a member

of the North and a member

Association, of the Texas Chapter of the American

Society. His military

the U. S. Navy as fleet superintendent at a West service radar Coast World during

War -II included

for two years, officer Naval Yard

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assignments

and as an electronics

for two years.

in ship Don Maciver TEXAS 6000 INSTRUMENTS LEMMON FLEETWOOD AVENUE 7-5411, , P . 0 . BOX DALLAS 7045, 9, TEXAS CABLE , TEXINS INCORPORATED NEWS RELEASE INDUSTRIAL

INSTRUMENTATION

AN ASSISTANT VICE PRESIDENT DALLAS, December manager of the Industrial President of Texas President

P. E. Haggerty. Mr.

develops OF TEXAS INSTRUMENTS Instruments election

• Election

applications division, is effective manager plant systems Vetter, general as an Assistant immediately. Vice today by He will continue

Instrumentation

in Houston.

and instruments

ELECTED INCORPORATED was announced of the Industrial RELEASE MANAGER of E. 0. Incorporated, at the division's

and manufactures

of industrial

GENERAL

Instrumentation

as general

with headquarters

DIVISION'S 24 - (Special) Vetter's in his position FOR IMMEDIATE 12/23/58 division The division designs,

for a broadening

variety as well as for the petroleum exploration and oil his present Mr. was Vice industries. Before assuming President,

Administration,

subsidiary.

He joined Mr.

Technology Vetter of Geophysical GS! as controller was graduated

in 1942 with a Bachelor

He is a member

of the Society Radio and the Instrument Engineers position from Service Inc., Vetter wholly-owned TI

in 1952. the Massachusetts

of Science

of Exploration Society

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in 1957,

degree

in Mechanical

Geophysicists, of America.

Institute of Engineering. the Institute of ., R O C R O P T A E 9, DALLAS 704!5 , CABLE,

, AVENUE LEMMON 7-!541 .1. P . 0 . Box

60D0 INSTRUMENTS TEXAS I _N Don Maciver FLEETWOOD :! ··~:~ ~.,~ /,... D TEXAS TEXINS . " ~-. DALLAS, were announced today by Bryan legal officer of TI. Mr. Shanholt principal Mr. legal department from degree came University

to Tl in February,

he was a special

attorney degree Bachelor of Science received his Law degree, 1958, and Mr. Muir in July, 1957, from

He was graduated

from Cornell / in 1943, and obtained the his Law in 1946. from in Accounting with honors, 1950.

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law firm. a Dallas with the Internal Revenue from from as well as lawyer, Accountant Public

who is a Certified

Muir, and Instruments. degree of Arts Incorporated and Treasurer counsel, Instruments Texas Can Co. of American Columbia Mr. of Texas joine~ Shanholt

with a Bachelor

University legal has been assistant to Legal Shanholt Instruments Secretary Smith, F. tax counsel

has been assistant

of Texas to Tax Counsel and Hugh Muir Counsel of Berne

29--(Special)--Promotions

Dec.

POSITIONS

TWO TO NEW LEGAL

PROMOTES INSTRUMENTS TEXAS FOR IMME DIA TE RELEASE . . 12/29/58 NEWS RELEASE From Service. the University the University 1952 to 1955 He holds of Oregon, of Michigan a and in ·' . ,, . , ... ~~iX ..~..l~, ~ ~~"~-'

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i

/ 1958 NEWS RELEASE

Service GS! Information Civil Aeronautics TI and IBM Land Transistorized Gains In Sales TI President Service GS! Information

Two appointments awarded Contract IBM A reement Mine detector 1957 Growth Sales $80 million Two appointments

Wren Appointed New "tan-TI-cap" TI Names Remote-Controlled

• ESCO

B. Wally Wren capacitors "tan-TI-cap" Muir B. Hugh

• SMU

Tugboat

Dr. Lloyd V. Berkner TI Names TI Honors TI Hams TI Sales 300" New 11 Series Importance Increasing IRE Visitors New Solid State New Hi h Frequency Service GS! Information Service GS! Information

Dr. Lloyd V. Berkner Jack V. Briner awards service 5-20 yrs. K50JI Radio station 1957 Sales & Earnings 300" Accessories "Series Electronics S-Cs in Military IRE- Cr stal Growin 11 "SENSISTOR Base Transistor Diffused Awards Employees from A&M Students

TI Semiconductor High - Ranking Officers TI Reports TI Board of of Board Chairman Solar "Scissors" Germanium Entertainment Team High-Ranking TI Names

,,., operations S - C decentrali'Zes , Training 3rd Annual Military ,,, -1st Best Quarter Reports officers Elects Board of Directors of TI -President Pat Haggerty I Building St. Mark s Science C. Clough reduced Prices Transistor College ,, Team to visit TI -Industrial L. Wells -Mktd. Mgr. A. Arnett Richard

Supply Engineering Young TI TI Names to Speak Expert K.A. Jonsson TI To TI A points

J. L. Dunlap -Sloan Fellowship E. R. Kinsley J ., Fred Bucy ' to speak Stello Jordan Region. Sales Manager Western S-C Plant Dedi'cation aratus Walter H. Owen-A

TI

-1958 B. Alexander

f C. Clough ., ,,.

L. Wells _,. .,, C. Clough C. Clou h B.Alexander B. Alexander

ESCO L. Wells , C. Clough ( 18

TI Sells Service GS! Information Nimitz Covington, TI Apparatus

sold Panel Instrs. M. Ralph Pierson New assignments Division Apparatus

to Sun Electric B . Alexander changes

June 23 26 21

r

Three Requirements . Civil Aeronautics GSI Information Service GSI Information Service

Dr. James R. Killian $5,928,000 Contract Award GSI Student Cooperative Plan Cecil H. Green-MIT term member

GSI Information GSI Information CAA Contracts Two appointments Ernest A. Kiesler Increased contract Service Service B. Alexander II B.Alexander B. Alexander to $13,431 Aug.

8 13 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 30

TI Establishes TI Reports Two New High Four New Silicon New High Frequency New Solid State Commercial Availability Eight New Industry's Highest Voltage Many Advanced TI Announces

4th Sales office-Palo Alto, Calif. C. Clough 6-Months' Results ~2nd qtr. sales ,, High Speed transistors C. Clough Intermediate Power T1'ansistors C. Clough High power germanium transistor C. Clough Temperature Probe C. Clough Regulators and Diodes G. Clough 8 Power Transistors C. Clough Transistors Highest Voltage C. Clough at WESCON New S-C products A ward of Contract -S: G pt,wt C.I? L. ~

Sept. 4 News Release Special Release TI Appoints Transistors Manufactured

• severe

Roscoe Walter burns Three-Level Masers E. C. Karnavas in IBM TI Transistors DATA-GAGE

• ISA

DATA-GAGE Trainin with Industr Growin Crystals-Air Show

5 6 13 Oct. I , 4 l:·

8 · 13 13 13 13 14 14 15

Nov. 2 2

D,e~ ·~-~<a.;v .

Forty=Five TI Announces TI Announces World's First First All-Transistorized TI Unveils Transistor's Inner GSI Information Service

SC devices at Canadian IRE Gravity Meters at SEG Transistorized Amplifier

• SEG

Seismic Amplifier Seismic Amplifier Transistor at N. Y. Stock Transistors-N. Y. Stock Exchange Reflection Seisdc Demonstrator

TI Brings TI Announces National Work TI Reports ESCO Fellowships in

Rectifier Market New Economy Si licon Rectifiers Films Awards Sales, Earnings

• 3rd qtr.

Robert L. Brown IRA Fellowship A wards

2N559 Mesa Transistors of C . Fournier

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DA TA,;.GAGE in Venezuela TI Receives Charles K. Fennel TI Names ,... TI President Cecil Dotson - TI Ltd . Wissema nn Named Gen. Mo-r . Aopa r a tus Indust r ial Incl'ustrumentc1 .tion E. O. Vetter appo i ntment Production

C. Fishel G. Murphy G. Mur h

C. Clough G. Murphy G. Murphy C . Fishel C. Fishel ~ B. Alexander

C. Clough C. Clough ESCO C. Clough

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