德州仪器新闻稿，1960年7至9月

Don t•!'.'~T,:er 1exas Instru ~cnts

Texas. DALLAS, Spain, GSI President been n a med to the post formerly was Di c kson Prior

GS! sin c e 1931. supervisor

been Sole, Jr . , said William of supervisor in Madrid, where London to his parties field assignment, Dickson Edward he will He has he was has be responsible

in the Spanish

Engl a nd office .

in GSI ' s London, Hemisphere a seismic party

• five year

a twenty in Dallas department E a stern

R . C . Dunlap,

seismi Sahara. been with

c oper at i ons

in Canada. Lewis

sonnel Instruments of GSI exploration for the operations announced been c omp a ny . a Texas Inc., has in Dallas administrator in supervisor

of a geophysical

• The appointment

and a personnel Service by Geophysical July 1, 19 6 0 For immediate

SER VICE Inc. Building

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

Madrid, Incorp orated since America. n with GS!, for GSI field

as a dministrator

and Latin chief vreter Sole j oined 1950.

####

will join the per parties in the

GSI in 1933 and has

release

S. T. fb.rris 1exas InstruT.ents

.. Incorporated LEMMON 6000 INSTRUMENTS TEXAS 7 - 5411 FLEETWOOD AVENUE, DALLAS , P . 0 . Box 7045 TEXAS 9,

, CABLE , TEXINS

INCORPORATED DIVISION APPARATUS FOR RELEASE NEWS RELEASE 15 July Friday,

FAA INCREASES AIR TERMINAL SAFETY WITH INSTALLATION OF NEW TEXAS INSTRUMENTS ASR-4 RADAR

be attained installed for will airports major and manufactured ments port surveillance radars Installation of Newark, N. J., Orlando, be commissioned by August Radar) ports: the next year and a half. new ASR-4 radars has begun at Fla., and Little during the scheduled to ASR's (Airport Surveillance to FAA air traffic controllers the maze are traffic of air a range of 60 miles, increase FAA capability high speed jets. With the airplanes around reach in

new FAA radar,

on the in radarscope. this of great major airports. of an altitude handling air 25,000 can Controllers will through These radars feet and will have particularly traffic, controllers importance safely planes di r ecting These year. of are air three Ark. Rock, air the get will 34 airports of A total Incorporated. Instru by Texas Agency Aviation Federal the developed new radar by an advanced

pick have more

out of areas terminal the in safety

15--(Special)--Increased

DALLAS, July individual a choice of , .. 2--ASR-4 Radar several types picture tubes. They moving objects only. to guidance by stand-by Since the ASR-4 and the traffic

t o present --

Cities called ground clutter to scheduled programming modernization kits. are the they so that in new ASR-4s by FAA to subject to get improved normal clouds, fog, map When set in buildings from will The kits most important radars because improve operational have will ce Surveillan Airport existing ASR-4 change are information eliminated. are

-have

radars airport radars echoes will 48 cities older installations. ground only , radar (Th es e locations radar and safe-guarded an electronic of by means objects y equal c apabilit control moving impro ved with model and precise aids navigation An additional older is controllers is assured. capability weather all through" "see will kits flexibility shows safe units. Further which a day equipment snow, air 24 hour provide electronic and given or key rain Radars to objects All modernization area designed and moving pilots. with the is FAA radar This fixed at may look TV-like 16-inch, on the presentation improved of are function as of unsched follows s. : uled development.)

Ohio Akron /canton, Al b any, New York Texas Amarillo, New Jersey City, Atlantic , New York Binghampton Bristo l , Tennessee

, Pennsylvania Harrisburg (replaceme nt) Hawaii Honolulu, Nevada Las Vegas, Rock , Arkansas Little (rep lacement) New Jersey Newark, (replace ment) Oakland , California more

,.

.

'

-

• 3 - - ASR-4 Ra dar (training)

schools City-FAA Oklahoma Florida Orlando, , Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Arizona Phoenix, Virginia Richmond, Virginia Roanoke, New York Rochester, California Sacramento, Rico Puerto San Juan, Oklahoma Tulsa, Pennsylvania Barre, Wilkes D. {Dulles), Washington

Vermont Burlington, (replacement) South Carolina Charleston, , North Carolina Charlotte Tennessee Chattanooga, Carolina South Columbia, Des Moines , Iowa Michigan (City), Detr o it Fort Wayne, Indiana North Carolina Gr eensboro, Ohio Toledo, South Carolina Greenville,

(replacement)

c.

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EDITORS NOTEsystem, Newark mode of operation. Three console photographs installations, attached and showing scope model of entire displays in each Don r."c-':~r ~3xas ln3t~~ C. I~corporated

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INSTRUMENTS TEXAS Clough 21 , TEXAS DALLAS CABLE , TEXINS • 312 BOX OFFICE POST 5-3111 ADAMS INCORPORATED NEWS RELEASE TEXAS INSTRUMENTS DIVISION

• COMPONENTS

SEMICONDUCTOR R. APPOINTS J. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE HANSCHEN MARKETING MANAGER DIVISION OF SEMICONDUCTOR-COMPONENTS August of Texas Instruments been announced has Manager appointed been Mr. Engineer Sales Hansch of the Mid America now TI' s Central which are until the time centered Field of his will head

a new department

In February, 19 57, Region in Chicago, Sales and he was Manager appointed he was areas supervising Regions. Mid we stern

new appointment,

in 1956 as a Field

From of Field Manager 1959, March, Sales, in Dallas. department, In his new position James Carland throughout technical the Free World. Liaison with of the International as Manager be responsible will This includes

all international

(more)

for

coordination

in manufacturing

activities

division

Semiconductor-Components

and announced Instruments Texas en joined in Chicago. also Carland, F. that Shepherd Operations. International division, in the S-C James Manager, Marketing former Mr. has Manager, Sales Field formerly of Marketing. president. , vice Jr. Shepherd, Hanschen, J. Richard division,

Semiconductor-Components

Incorporated, by Mark

department

of the Marketing

• A new Manager

I - {Special)

DALLAS,

communications, plants

in all areas Operations of the and sales information of research, page 2 New TI, S-C engineering, device Manager Marketing methods, tooling, mechanization, business marketing,

and finance. Mr. ment

from served Carland July, 1958 until January, as Manager

of the S-C He came

1960. depart Marketing to Texas Instruments as Manager of the Panel .Instruments department, then function

of the Semiconductor-

Components division, and remained in that position until i n March, 195 7, appointed Marketing department

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manager th e next year . a L , ..1 &OJ . IMME DIA TE RELEASE FOR RELEASE NEWS Berkeley Marvin Dr. From:

DESIRINGTO HAVEREPRESENTATIVES STILL OPENFORCOMPANIES ENROLLMENT AUG.15-26 SLATEDFORDALLAS COURSE CONTRACTING IN GOVERNMENT PARTICIPATE August

accepted

for participation

today apnounced of Courses in the Program H. Marvin by Dr. will be in Government Contracting liaison Dallas Berkeley, 15-26, it was representative for August in Dallas, Hotel at the Sheraton-Dallas will be held which

representatives

of company enrollment 3 - Additional DALLAS,

the program. engaged

in defense

New York

and Texas

in the program.

Among Companies as Florida, areas to participate Aircraft's Pratt & Whitney division, Collins Radio's delegated

representatives

the companies already enrolled I Products Electric Vought Chance subsidiary, Alpha spread have already Sylvania division, widely such from contracting United are Electronics and Texas Aircraft

Instruments. The course held

cities

where

of the National

Security in principal venture defense as a joint

is concentrated

contracting Association Industrial being

It is one of a series

to 25 attendees.

is limited

House,

and Harbridge

Incorporated. Purpose process

by developing contract placement Companies wishing procurement which affect urged immediately Staff, Texas to contract Instruments understanding better is to develop of the course an awareness of the government

of the many

considerations

to the Dallas

sessions

and administration. to send Dr.

Incorporated, participants Berkeley, Personnel at Dallas.

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Director, Central are ··- lr lUJ lVJ )1 ha• operated in the international in •ucceeding year•, •o, in Mexico c:rew working in ZZ countrie• operating deaign method

to oil exploration.

Today it ha• more

within a year. in all

hemi ■phere•.

Thi•

a nd manufacture.

than 60 field crew• OSI crew• own

of the company'• too,

la •old, equipment independent It had a the beginning From

lnatrumentation

with exploration

h ave been equipped

Inc.,

of activitie•

effort.

it wa• the fir•t

Service

aelamic

to apply the reflection

it• area• the baaia of ita global ha• lt widened too, Incorporated Texaa ln•trumenta ago, As it ha• broadened field.

in 1930 a• Geophy•lcal

Founded company 30 year• it• beginning from Almoat 11, 1960 August For DALLAS Magazine Dept. From Public Relation• Incorporated Texas Instrument• of the

in the markets

world. A■ the Texas nation• of the free in Dallas, company headquarters, of the United Kingdom but it abo from Europe and Weatern in moat

Not only doe• it make theae

world. of the industrialized devices are marketed and rectifier• diode• tra.n•btora, In•trument• devices,

of •emiconductor

manufacturer foremost world'• the market• •uppliea plant in

a manufacturing

England. Bedford, Metals Tl'• Massachusetts, &c Controla with main facilitie• divhlon,

haa manufacturing

pla.nh Argentina and Auatralia, as well aa a aecond Kentucky.

Th ia divilion

manufacture• controls, and nuclear and electrical dome ■ tic plant clad metal fuel France, in Holland, products, component ■, at Attleboro, Mexico, Italy,

at Versaillea, thermoatatlc

all of which are aold

in the world market•.

Tl's Dallas-baaed

Apparatu ■ diviaion

d e si gn, d ev el opmen t a n d man ufacture

primarily of electronic i• engaged in the and electro m echanical

[\l A\)~, 1c1&>o]

l A\\l"\c~'t~'

uae by the U.

!or military system• product it alao has major line• radar, has delivered

a modernization

including

Thia equipment

airport The divi8ion

for aale internationally.

kit for the airport government. However, ol Def enee. na.ture, of non-military which is available surveillance

sale to the Belgian

s. Depa.rtmmt 1 • P at Bru ■ ael• in a direct radar to that installed i ■ identical by

TI at Love Field. An Instrumentation

Group,

Geoaciencea

OSI at Oallaa.

The group de1i1ne,

in ■ trumenta for geophyaical a worldwide Through

the group in Houaton

control ayatem and produce• it market. aystem completed completely and automatic control Venezuela, of 48 well•. a• TI'• gravity of an electronic I unattended and control. euch products

and a sensitive

inatallatlon in Lake Maracaibo, eyatema and recording and induatrial

of distributor•

•eismograph Recently on a platform develop• exploration network all-tran ■ istorized portable which alao includes &t In ■ trumentation division, la a part of TI'• in Houston, facllitie•

with manufacturing

meter. aupervieory that make• poa ■ ible •) (OJ The 1!58-ft. "Sonic", now conducting

off the coast of Nlgerla, Servlce

Inc.,

la one of two auch ve••eb

"Texln" wlll begin operations recently completed ln South American

•el ■ mlc aurvey•

owned by Geophysical Incorporated,

a sub ■ f.diary of Texa• ln•trument•

GSl'• new 174-ft.

/ unlque alngle-ahlp its Dalla•.

■ hakedown crul ■ e and

coaatal waters.

\'i 00 [ r,""\) \\ 1-\\)J,

_. • - ._ "If YI f\\ l Conatructlon

aq ft plant in Bedford, a aubaidiary

ol Texas new plant tranaistor• England, Instrument& market•, for European exbting

35, 000 aq ft Bedford in 1957.

1960 on thia new 120,000

for Texaa Instruments Incorporated,

and other eemiconductor produced TI subaidiary in late will be completed augmenting Limited, In the Dallas. devices will be the production

plant which was established

of an by the v'"111S--\ I r M" : j 10 .. Don Maclver Texas Instru~ents

Incorporated Sue Moore INSTRUMENTS

TEXAS BOX P. 0. 7-5411, FLEETWOOD 9, DALLAS AVENUE, LEMMON 6000 CABLE, 7045, TEXAS TEXI NS INCORPORATED DIVISION APPARATUS FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE NEWS RELEASE

ELLWOODE. COOKAPPOINTED TO DAYTON REGIONAL OFFICE TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED

BY APPARATUS DIVISION, Ellwood office. As service primarily handle missile, customer service to in the for with associated Goodyear Aircraft a staff of program manager in advanced Mr. as program manager in ballistic systems electronic and Avia~ion , Inc. officer in A veteran project of World system War II, Mr. Development 1950 to 1956. Force at Air Force Base from The Martin North American

Cook was a project

Air Air includes also for for engineer Wright the studies desig~ missiles the in

Cook 0 s experience

systems. Company corporation serving engineer missile and positions Patterson and Cook was space agencies industrial military, Mr. two years, capacity government, electronics and aeronautics area. Ohio Formerly for space will cook Mr.

representative,

engineering Ohio, Dayton, division, Apparatus its E. Cook to appointed has Incorporated Instruments

11--(special)--Texas

DALLAS, August Center , Wright more 2--cook Mr. College, States Air He is a member Institute Force of 'I'he Apparatus military i n the and and field other the division government in o f Radio of Texas agencies electronics, warfare.

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engineering from Oregon degree from the a M.S. of Technology Institute of missile/space

ant i submarine

and Ore., Corvallis, State degree a B.S. Cook holds at United

Wright-Patterson.

Engineers. Instruments with systems radar, provides and combat the subsystems surveillance,

3A, 3B, 3C, 3D, 3E, 4E, SA, SB, SB, SC, 6C, 6D and 6E.

Code: Don Maciver 1exas L\C\ (-c, j Incorporated ~e nts Instru

Don Maciver OFFICES GENERAL BUILDING RESEARCH CENTRAL EXPRESSWAY CENTRAL NORTH 13500

INSTRUMENTS TEXAS E D R A T O R P O I N C HIGHER AT LEVELS COMPARABLE PERIODS Instruments Incorporated reported billed for both the and three-month six-month

• Texas

for

stockholders periods ending review in its mid-year today

THAN FOR ANY PREVIOUS

12 - (Special) August DALLAS, inc;urred in occupying and bringing Sales billed for the first were $7,921,000, at higher were 1960, 30, June history. reflecting after levels at record were Earnings sales that in company periods than for any comparable levels SALES

& SECOND-QUARTER

FIRST-HALF REPORTS INSTRUMENTS TEXAS T.E RELEASE IMMEDIA FOR NEWS RELEASE FINANCIAL newly

into production

substantial expenses completed manufacturing units. earnings per For net were earnings common the second common marketing

has increased areas.

These six months For sales were $6,305,000, billed were or $1. 62 sh are

with $51,468,000

compares share common quarter weaker "A somewhat pressures, of 1959, $59,853,000 common per to $1.01 or $0. 86 per competitive on the basis outstanding. for the second states: The review economy This outstanding, shares the first equal $3, 991,000, in net earnings, and $3,322,000 share of 1960, quarter outstanding. shares common then

3, 894, 388 shares

for share to $2. 00 per and net earnings $94,199,000 were billed sales of 1960 were outstanding. shares common of 3,923,687 equal pressures coinciding

in sales on 3,894,388

of 1959. condition in several of the general

of the company's

with the loss I ADDRESS : POST OFFICE BOX 1079 DALLAS, TEXAS ADAMS 5-3111 of production CABLE and on 3,923,687 (more) MAILING and net $116,051,000 six months : TEXINS billed Tl's page Mid-Year two during our Review

own and our

probably will hold moderately lower than

is anticipated,

previous forecasts, NOTE: earnings. vacation billed the record first and however, and the year should and net See attached I sales third-quarter quarter

and $240,000,000

customers be excellent earnings statement in the third and net earnings second quarters.

of TI first-half

A strong while billed between $16,500,000 and quarter, to levels as a whole, sales with between periods fourth not up to $235,000,000

and $17,250,000.

second-quarter sales 11 and

Tl's Mid-Year Review page three ANDSUBSIDIARIES INCORPORATED TEXASINSTRUMENTS OF INCOME STATEMENT CONDENSED ( Estimated) For The Six Months Ended June 30 1958 (b) 1959 (a) 1960 Earned per common share dividends) {before preferred Earned per common share dividends) (after preferred Sales billed Net profit before income taxes Net profit after income taxes Number of common shares outstanding

For The Three Months Ended June 30 1958 {b) 1959 (a)

1960 Earned per common share dividends) (before preferred share common per Earned dividends) (after preferred Sales billed before income taxes Net profit Net profit after income taxes Number of common shares outstanding (a)

.86 1.02 $ $ 1.01 59,853,000 7,862,000 3,991,000 3,923,687

of Metals & Con Includes operations trols Corporation and its domestic (merged with and foreign subsidiaries April 17, 1959) for Texas Instruments entire period.

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Includes operations and its Instruments only.

of Texas subsidiaries Wilson Tommy INSTRUMENTS TEXAS

BUFFALO 3 609 J A CKSON 6-1411

R P O R A T E D

I N C O DIVISION GROUP 8c INSTRUMENTATION GEOSCIENCES PRODUCT INSTRUMENTATION NAMES INSTRUMENTS TEXAS branch equipment Dosher for four chief recently he has years Navy during A native serving World War II. of Dallas, and an MS in electrical engineer in 1951 where he worked product for industrial manager of the automatic test . engineer

was an industrial after

semicon systems, to TI' s Instrumentation transferred been and

products. in Dallas

division as assistant in Houston at Houston, group manufacturing testing reliability In 1956 Dosher Most development. Incorporated Instrum.ents

s Instrumentation

contract

and special

TI 1 s Apparatus

in Houston Center Texas Manager appointed announces. component projects. on military has been for the engineering, will be responsible He joined Jr. for Manager, Jr . , Group equipment test ductor IN HOUSTON division•

& Instrumentation

of electronic marketing GROUP department Products of the Automation Dosher PRODUCTS Dosher, T. HOUSTON--{Special)--Ralph C. W. Nimitz, AUTOMATION

FOR INSTRUMENTATION

MANAGER Geo sciences RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE NEWS RELEASE 6 , HOUSTON SPEEDWAY TEXINS CABLE: as a Special Dosher received engineering from

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with the Lone Devices

Officer Star Gas Company in the U. S.

his BS in mechanical Southern

Methodist engineering University. I With the compliments Release Date: of Texas Instruments Immediate TEXAS 1S101

SERIES INDUSTRIAL

Designed

The Texas 1S101 series and priced rated

specifically devices for Industry diffused silicon consists of four rectifiers voltage All

for 10 microseconds,

with an average

which is still

of the familiar

metal seal leads. within the reach Enquiries to:- up to of 200V, 4oov, 6oov and

have a surge rectified

rating

current

as high as 250mA at 100°c.

"Top Hat" construction brings current forward with a glass

as low as 8/- each (200V version)

series

ratings

1S101, 1S103, 1S105 and

ratings four devices 750mA at 50°c, more, this voltage 0

8oov respectively.

Priced

are designed Conservatively

applications. have peak inverse which have peak inverse and coaxial rectifiers

range of -4o c to +100°c.

800V over a temperature The series

SILICON RECTIFIERS

and Priced for industrial at 750mA, these 1s107, Limited the well-known

of a wide circle

Press Office Texas Instruments Dallas Road, Bedford.

of industrial to metal of hermetic es of 100 or of silicon users rating

The case is

in quantiti advantages of 40A rectifiers for the first 19th August time. 1960 Limited, Telephone Number: Bedford 68051 With the compliments Release Date: of Texas Instruments Immediate

THE TEXAS 1S610

SERIES SILICON CONTROLLEDRECTIFIERS

1A

50V to 4oov P.I.V.

The Texas 1s610 series three junction Limited solid state

pnpn controlled

thyratron

applications.

In the series

1s613 and 1s614,

with peak inverse

are

300V and 400V respectively.

devices five rectifiers are four layer, for use in power switching devices, 1s610, 1s611, 1s612, voltage ratings

of 50V, 100V, 200V,

In all other respecrts the devices forward current are identical. The a verage rectified

a s high as 300mA at 125°c.

The maximum gate

cm is 20mA (typic a l 5mA), and a forward

the device

on in a typical

at 65°c is 1A, remaining

unit. current current All devices required to turn as low as 5mA will in this keep

range are supplied

in the JEDEC T0-5 case.

The 1s610 series silicon controlled rectified forward rectifiers current Texas silicon quantities control supplements (announced rating controlled

and can be applied equipments,

the existing

Texas 1s600 s eries

5th April

of

1960) which have a

of 3A at 75°c.

rectifiers

are available

to a wide va riety

such as the replacement in production of military of magnetic and civil amplifiers and thyratrons. Enquiries to:-

Press Office, Texas Instruments Dallas Road, Bedford.

19th August 1960 Limited, Telephone Number: Bedford 68051 With the compliments Helease of Texas Instruments Limited Date: Immediate 2G301

SERIES GEPJ1ANIUMPNP ALLOY JUNCTION TRANSISTORS

The Texas 2G301 series

of germanium transistors

meet the demand for medium speed switching current

rating for use in computer transistors and similar

Type 2G301 and 2G302 have an f

1

(the

is designed having

to a high circuitry. frequency

at which the

current

gain is unity)

of 6 Mc/sand emitter voltage rating of 15V.

Types 2G303 and 2G304 are similar

but have a voltage rating of 25V. All four types rating device dissipation

is 75mWat 25 0 C.

12 Mc/s respectively

and a collector

have a peak current of 200mA. Total These devices, which are housed in a can conforming (BSI S0-2), offer previously

been the case.

low as 6/6d. Enquiries to:- a considerably higher collector voltage

They are very competitively

for the 2G301 in quantities

Press Office, Texas Instruments Dallas Road, Bedford,

with K1007/A1/D5A&B rating

priced, than has ranging as of 100.

19th August 1960 Limited, Telephone

Number: Bedford 68051 I With the compliments Release Date: of Texas Instruments Limited Immediate

THE TEXAS 2N696

AND 2N697 High Speed SILICON MESA TRANSISTOR Medium Power

The Texas 2N696 and 2N697 are silicon

mesa transistors

for high speed switching applications. These devices the new range of silicon

mesa transistors

which will deal with the increasing frequency response suitable are the first be introduced of to demanded of core driving transistors.

Commonto both transistors of 60V and the total The beta

device spread is the collector-base dissipation

in both devices

of is 3 to 1, the ranges 20-60 to:- Minimum f being 1 for the

the 2N697, 50 Mc/s.

Both transistors

Enquiries

rating

of 2W at a case temperature

and Li0-120 for the 21l"696and 2N697 respectively. 2N696 is 40 Mc/sand

voltage are supplied Press Office, Texas Instruments Dallas Road, Bedford,

in the JEDEC T0-5 case.

19th August 1960 Limited, Telephone

Number: Bedford 68051 With the compliments Rele a se Da te: of Texa s Instruments Limited Immedia te

THE TEX. AS

2N715 AND 2N716 SILICON V.H.F. V.H.F

Oscill a tor- Amplifier

Transistors

The Texas 2N715 and 2N716 are silicon suitabl

e for use in both oscill a tors

of oper a ting amplifiers

up t o 200 Mc/s. and output

Applic a tions an output twice those include a t 25°c case t emper a ture The emitter-b voltage r.f . and i.f.

of a t le a st 200mW as an oscill a tor a t at the srune frequency.

The total device The a re approxi mately dissip a tion of both devices is 1•2W.

a se volt ag e is 5V and the maximum coll ector-base

is 50V and 70V for the 2N715 and 2N716 respectively.

The devices

Enquiries

Both are ca pc.1. ble

tr ansmitters.

for the 2N716 a t the same frequency

of the 2N715.

mesa tr ansistors

and amplifiers.

70 Mc/s and more than 300mW a s an amplifier minimum figures

v.h.f.

s t a ges of low power v.h.f.

The 2N715 gives

MESA TR,'\.NSIST ORS

to:-

are housed in the J EDEC T0-1 8 mini a ture

Press Office, Texas Instruments Dall a s Road, Bedford.

case. 19th August 1960 Limited, Te lephone Number: Bedfor d 68051 With the compliments Release Date: of Texas Instruments Immediate TEXAS 2S701 AND 23702 SILICON GROWN JUNCTION TRA.NSISTOHS

High reliability

and l<;"ffprice

The Texas type

2S701 is a silicon

intended for operation in industrial leakage current, required. high cut-off alpha c:ut-off and typical devices alpha

Both devices dissipation

to:-

spreads

frequencies

lo\.J' collector

rating.

reliability

are

of the 23701, having

an operate occurs

of 10-40 and 20-80 respect-

8 Mc/s. of 6 Mc/sand base leakage current over the temperature Both (ICBO) of range of -4o 0 c up to 50°c. have a low thermal and therefore when run at full Enquiries cut-off They will to +100°C and no derating and increased frequency. have an extremely

0•05µA at 25°c.

transistor

where a low collector

gain version

The 2S701 and 2S702 have beta ively

npn grown junction

applications

frequency

Type 2S702 is a higher

increased Limited only a small resistance rise resulting in junction

in good heat

temperature They are housed in the standard Press Office, Texas Instruments Dallas Road, Bedford, even

JEDEC T0-5 case.

19th August 1960 Limited, Telephone

Number: Bedford 68051 I With the compliments Release Date: of Texas Instruments Immediate

TEXAS ANNOUNCEANOTHER6

Attached are details controlled rectifiers Limited. These include Notable and diodes introductions of transistors the advantages of silicon app lications. The production The majority able to offer U.S.A. and priced

of transistors,

introduced by Texas Instruments products . ranges for industrial and the 1S101 series devices of Silicon of further semiconductors These include users. of rectifiers to an ever-widening industri the which bring range of industrial

a l transistors

and

in the nea r future.

of the devices of import listed restrictions, fre ely some types These include 6 new series

are the first

2S701 series is planned recently 19 separate designed with the easing ,SERIES OF NEW SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES of a further specifically rectifiers Limited produced

are manufactured

at Bedford

but,

Texas Instruments

Limited by its company in the associated

the 2N696 and 2N697 series,

is now

and the 2N715 and 2N716

series. Once again each series than in one comprehensive assist

is shown on a separate

write-up,

and we cope that

sheet this attached rather arrangement will

you editorially.

Photographs be pleased to settle Enquiries to:- are available of the devices any queries

you may have.

Press Office, Texas Instruments Dallas Road, Bedford.

mentioned~

and we should

19th August 1960 Limited, Telephone

Number: Bedford 68051 Don Maciver Incorporated ,t_exas Instru'Tients INSTRUMENTS 1EXAS P. 0. 7-5411, FLEETWOOD 9, TEXAS CABLE, TEXINS DALLAS AVENUE, LEMMON 6000 7045, Box INCORPORATED DIVISION APPARATUS

FOR IMMEDIATERELEASE

NEWS RELEASE

TEXAS INSTRUMENTSELECTRONIC FLIGHT CONTROL HELPS ECHO I SATELLITE INTO SUCCESSFUL ORBIT

a unique that today here subsystem developed

and ma.nufactured

guidance functions for the generated Instruments vehicle which of the autopilot launch Company Thor-Delta portion As a major generates flight guidance corrections from the for in 10,000 of one part accuracy precise supplieso rockets of spin firing signals vehicle provided are pioneered by Texas Instruments accurate analog Echo I's passes over moonwatch teams equipped missile the activity capability circuitry 0 in flight 0 by with and events signals with an signals synchronizing and provides functions less the separations

The programming

replace

light-gathering

sums these programs launch orbito Instruments and stage of the circuits Instruments 0 control frequency torized local ground, 0 Aircraft Texas the 0 by Texas Douglas the Echo I into placed signals control subsystem such as the revealed Incorporated Instruments

20--(Special)--Texas

DALLAS0 August power s electric transis digital as early 1954 to as controlo Dallas area have been monitored with another product of the

-- very

accurate produced by the telescopes company's by Texas with precision more great 2--TI Flight electro-optics Control facility in the and other fields antisubmarine to the volunteer division of Texas Instruments government agencies with The Apparatus military and donated of missile/space warfare and heavy

electronics# radar. --30--

groupo provides the systems and subsystems combat surveillance, Delivered to D allas Times Herald & News . Don ?v!aetver TEXAS INSTRUMENTS I N C O R P O R A T E

GENERAL OFFICES CENTRAL RESEARCH BUILDING 13!500 NORTH CENTRAL EXPRESSWAY

D

NEWS RELEASE

FOR tM MED tAT £ RE:LSA SE

SOPHI.STICAT F;D LITTL E ELECTRONICS HELPED

8-20-60

PACKAGE FROM TEXAS INSTRUM E NTS

TO PLACE ECHO I SATELLITE

commun.lcationa aatelUte wblcb. cur-rently

Echo I, the huge U.S. all other heavenly

IN ORBIT .AROUND THE EARTH

ln tb1t ntght•tlme bodies tn part 1D a eophlatlcated Uttle package eky,

is 01.1tsblning

owe• lte suc:cee8ful ot electronlc• designed orblt and produced

by Texa.e lnstrumc:!!'llt• Incorporated.

today ( .\ ugu•t 20) that a ualque 1ubeyatem

Tl announced and manufactured by the lhree•atage the event• performed satellite into its precise correcting It generated firing the atgnale P rogrammed the Echo I ln orbit, To trigger tremendou1

wh.lch controlled

received

a.ad triggered

aucb as eepara.tlng

the spln rockets

which precl•ely

thla aequence

•peed of the mlsalle

angle cl the missile'•

missile

pi"<>grammer performed

them with lnetructlooe

a. Thor•Delta Avenue trlggered ln rockcetlng the

path around the earth.

TI'e tranalstorlzed 1.

dlvlelon at 6000 Lemmon

by lt1 A-,paratu•

developed trajectory th .ese £unctions: the Thor-Delta

from the ground.

the •equence of events the three atage• poeltloned tb.e aatdllte which placed

of the Thor- Delta and

o! event ■, the programmer to within

lo flight.

in the orbit

had to aense the

a tew feet per second and sense the to within a few hundredths of a degree. (more) MAIi IN~ AnnRF!=,S • POST OFFICE BOX 1079 DALLAS . TEXAS • ADAMS !5-311 1 CABLE : TEXINS I I 2 ... Echo I satellite Theee programming digital electronic ch-cults

functlon.e were peri'ol!med

which wore pioneered

eal'ly as 1954 to repl a.ce less

accurate

by tra.nslstorlzed

by Tex'ls

aualog circuitry

Instruments

as

for fiight control

whlcll wae th~u ln 1.1■ e.

t. playing a nlghtly rolo

Another- product t,,/.Tl'• mlsalle capabiUtle• ln ob•enltta

rnonltor C.heeate1Ute'• exteedlngly Tl'•

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precl•lort aecurate OV·•I' Da llu. appearance• p•rform Local

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and powerftil lt1ht-gath•dng

electro-optlc•

faeUlty

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SEMICONDUCTOR TEXAS breakthrough in diode reliability. As of the present date, nine hundred a major without the under various controlled a single failure! In spite hours test

£or VF' .!!£._unit has verse

It was pointed this

out by Dr. rate

of a failure device {Types logged 2,681,320 conditions, imposed limits by of 5 µAde max

£or IR and 1. 2 Vdc max

In fact, only one unit had a re success has that Adcock better testing 1N914 diodes 1. 0 µAde. than greater

in establishing

and ope rating restrictive limits. these yet exceeded reading current department Assurance TI Reliability have production, environmental of very computer TI mesa normal from selected randomly and 1N916), division, program reliability of the TI device the success announced today of the Manager TI Semiconductor-Components of the department Assurance WITH NO FAILURES W. A. Adcock,

• Dr.

22 - {Special) August LOS ANGELES, HOURS TEST ON 2,600,000 RELIABILITY DIODE COMPUTER MESA ANNOUNCES INSTRUMENTS BASED Quality RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE NEWS RELEASE than this 1 x 10-

6 at the upper

already assured 95% confidence limit. Adcock from this of these structure mesa computer and advanced diodes surface, to the packaging, techniques. control and production department mesa of diffused-silicon combination Data

the performance

attributed test for inspection program is available by interested

persons. -30-

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SEMICONDUCTOR-COMPONENTS

types

device

• the XD-501,

-502,

and -503 microwave varactor diodes. arsenide mesa Minimum Cutoff rated wave varactors are TI-developed double-ended beryllium equipment can~ to their thus specify mesa also varactors at 9. 4 kmc). in the TI XD-500 and weight and improve the size fiers, communications and other frequency feature an unusually networks, microwave and the lowest levels The low noise produced reduce the cutoff oxide De range applications. particular (0. 7 mµh in the industry performance. microwave optimum

(0. 5 µµf min to 1.4 µµf max)

range capacitance systems, in the of microwave The new TI microwave capabilities These for be st _suited micro respectively. specifically

-502,.

-501,

of the XD-500, frequencies and 144 kmc, developed cartridge, signers packaged

in the industry.

of 310 kmc •.• the highest

cutoff for a is rated 108, 81, at 60, are gallium of diffused The new XD-503 at Breakdown Frequency

At VR x -2 v, the minimum and -503

• to its line

new three by adding of diodes capabilities on the high-frequency a new ceiling established it has that today

• TI announced

22 - (Special) August LOS ANGELES, TO 310 KMC DIODES VARACTOR OF ITS MICROWAVE THE RANGE RELEASE IMMEDIATE FOR NEWS RELEASE NEW PRODUCT TI EXTENDS 21 . TEXAS DALLAS CABLE , TEXINS • 312 RPORATED O INC BOX

OFFICE POST 5-3111 ADAMS

Series

missile/space equipment.

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series inductance and high frequency Microwave the performance vehicles, low total Varactor of parametric radar sets, Diodes ampli telemetry

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li~i- v ""-"'. C. Clough • 312 BOX OFFICE 5-3111 POST ADAMS INSTRUMENTS TEXAS 21 . TEXAS DALLAS CABLE , TEXINS INCORPORATED DIVISION SEM !CONDUCTOR-COMPONENTS silicon mesa transistors full line has just audio and servo are and the 2Nl572 Ease the series, as switches. series 2Nl564 series. of de sign Beta and 80-200. speed and medium supplies such applications signal small the 2N738 series.s 2N734 or TO-5 of TO-18 power amplifiers, the Included for characterized and is specifically Incorporated Instruments by Texas announced The engineers. for design

is now available

been

of TI small-signal

• A full line

22 - (Special) August LOS ANGELES, INSTRUMENTS BY TEXAS ANNOUNCED TRANSISTORS MESA SILICON OF SMALL-SIGNAL LINE FULL RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE NEWS RELEASE NEW PRODUCT is facilitated

with the new transistors 60 or 80 v BVCEO

cases; at four is guaranteed and betas by a choice of 20-50, 40-100 25° C, -55° C, conditions:

f • 30 me and IE z -1 ma. The industry

standard TO-5 packaged units air power dissipation as compared is not critical, while the new TO-18 package Units in the package ha ,ve a power 25°C case temperature TO-5 and 600 mw free (more) air. an additional to the TO-18 100 mw free needs. offer meets miniature dissipation TO-18 packaged where space transistor of 1200 mw at units have pg.

2 - Small-Signal

1000 mw dissipatfon All units distributors are Mesa Transistors at z5.oc case temperature immediately available Silicon and in production quantities

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and 500 mw in free

through through TI authorized TI sales offices. air.

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RELEASE NEWS NEW PRODUCT for COMMUNICATIONS UHF NEW GERMANIUM ANNOUNCED BY TEXAS August 22 - (Special) LOS ANGELES, announced The new 2Nl405 series features of 1000 me. These especially engineered to provide ceivers equipment. 2Nl406 and 2Nl407 for transistors which operate are production tested to assure each mesa transistor by Texas Instruments series with f (max} figures are mesa transistors and reliable device

for applications

in the VHF /UHF excellent The 2Nl405 series has

-:nake them

useful as mixers, in mixer INCORPORATED low noise feature frequency amplifiers exceptional gain in trans-

characteristics

of these range. Each figures of 6db, noise maximum SERIES devices Sdb and l0db at 200 me. respectively which a rugged and communications The 2Nl405, TRANSISTOR today

or intermediate

oscillators amplifiers, as r-f MESA germanium diffused-base in excess IMMEDIATE

• A new germanium

was RELEASE FOR INSTRUMENTS applications communications Incorporated. 21 , TEXAS DALLAS CABLE • TEXINS • 312 ATED OR RP CO IN BOX OFFICE POST 5 - 3111 ADAMS

INSTR U M E NTS

TEXAS application, device. are Conversion essentially gain emitter-base well into equal approximates

500 me range. (more)

diode

characteristics

the UHF range.

to amplifier the amplifier noise gain Noise figures, figures for in the 200 to pg. 2 - Germanium UHF The 2Nl405 and 2Nl406 which provide excellent 2Nl407 is recommended frequency amplifiers Communications have Transistor typical bandwidth of 300 me products

characteristics

for video amplifier for oscillator circuits, intermediate high frequency low cost transistors are use in local or as a general purpose circuits. The amp

lifier. The 2Nl405 authorized

series distributors germanium or through mesa Texas

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PACKAGING IN TRANSISTOR 11 ADVANCE MAJOR ANNOUNCES INSTRUMENTS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE D CT NEWS RELEASE TEXAS 21. TEXAS DALLAS CABLE , TE X INS • 312 BOX OFFICE POST 5-3 111 ADAMS U MENTS T E XA S INSTR µMESA 11

• SILICON

SWITCHING

TRANSISTOR

have

The TI microtransistors in 25"C free

450 milliwatts 25°C. The use thermal

resistance. In addition

have switching transistors, TI 450 and high power capability, and dissipate at a case and 1. 6 watts air header to the size advantage and power They advantages. are at 5 volts a :minimum of 15 volts a: 100k)

is a guaranteed

(RBE

ICER

capacity

is a guaranteed

constant)

is guaranteed

(TON)

>'.<Trademark

maximum. and turn off switching Instruments Incorporated

at 10 ma IC.

IO µa at 20 volts

TS (charge

at 25 nanoseconds

of 40 nanoseconds

of Texas low 5 pf while of ranges

BVEBO is guaranteed

is guaranteed BVCEO Maximum Output time while DC beta guaranteed to case the new units capability,

20 to 60 on the TI 450 and 40 to 120 on the TI 451.

of temperature low junction very provides of a ceramic exclusive eight Instruments available. immediately are Incorporated. by Texas silicon "µMESA"

Two new high-speed TI 451,

announced has been packaging si stor in tran- advance 22 -- A major

• August

CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES, storage Turn time VcE· time on switching (T OFF) of 75 leak operate

at temperatures

larger parent use circuit into mounting Flush Maximum

with the new TI units. diameter

of the TO-5 package sinking the TI 450/TI451 against a ch°ll.sis or suitable connected to any internal disc and 1/10 thickness the volume package. Heat cover be pressed may of a thin metalized consists a metal

cap is hermetically

isolation 1/32 occupy TO-18 maxi element. to which and electrical while as the can is not electrically plate metal of the new units unique

is 0. 059 inches

The transistor is simple. design provides is possible of the the volume Package header necessary where boards The new devices

is 0, 190 inches.

mum by the methods. and testing manufacturing of the reliability into the µ.MESA transistors designed are devices of similar The proven up to 175°C. will They

of reliability.

a high degree to assure checked percent and 100 sealed hermetically are They warranty. transistors microminiature s first

will be industry•

The new units with a full one year guaranteed. are maximum nanoseconds Transistor Switching Silicon 2 - "µMESA" pg. sealed. of ruggedness, advantages of a ceramic The use dissipation high power in a package of all elements ceramic of extremely small angles to pro

size. Three vide

flat convenient are radially ribbon leads spacing and indexing into circuits with ease. at right

for the de signer.

is 0. 003 inch x 0, 025 inch x 1/4 inch long. welded

spaced They may Size of the leads be soldered or spot pg. 3 - "µMESA" Silicon Switching

The new µMESA transistors available

through

Texas

Instruments

Transistor (TI 450 and TI 451) are sales

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offices. immediately \ C. Cloue:h TEXAS I NST R UMENTS P O ST OF F ICt'BO AD AMS 5 -3 111 X 312 • DALLAS 2 1 , TE X AS C A B LE, TE X I NS INCORPORATED SEM I CONDUCTOR-COMPONEN NEW PRODUCT FIRST TEXAS NEWS RELEASE INSTRUMENTS SWITCHERS August the 2N726, PNP complement transistor, was announced The new device bringing the total A full number The immediate to the 2N702 today of TI switching a DC beta 1. 4 minimum of TI silicon and 2Nl509 driver, power These high frequency units are temperature. They have at 25°C case in either 60 v (2Nl509) which case

BV CEO is 20 volts. beta

are is guaranteed. BV expanded designed amplifier and have CBO. is 20 to 60. for BV

by the core

applications. 5 watts 1 amp maximum D-C beta (more) is guaranteed is further and servo

or 100 v (2Nl508)

is 35 v and 55 v respectively.

to fourteen. unit. devices amplifier in the TO-39 switching Show and Convention, and -55° devices packaged switching hfe. mesa

addit i on of the 2Nl508

mesa ..._ temperature packaged

of 15 to 45 at 25°G

At 100 me the new unit has

..__ transistors case of Incorporated. new silicon Electr::lnic at 25°C mesa Instruments seven SHOW availability silicon

--·-

among is a TO-18 commercial NPN by Texas WESCON RELEASE IN NEW MESA INCLUDED AT LOS ANGELES dissipation which The full line SILICON at the Western I-watt on the new 2N726 The unit has 22 -- was included announced FOR IMMEDIATE PNP ANNOUNCED LOS ANGELES, transistors

T S D IV I S I ON

dissipation IC and are available for these units Switching times are CEO pg. Silicon 2 - PNP Turn-on at 600 ma. guaranteed

( T 0ff) is 320 nsec

Turn off time time is 240 nsec. from

-65°C

Like all other time to + l 75°C TI silicon Typical tested total as all units is assured and completely is 130 nsec.

(T on ) maximum

maximum. reliability possible Highest full year Mesa for electrical the new devices transistors> are switching are heat cycled

characteristics. backed

by a guarantee. are immediately quantities through The units in p:roduction available TI sales

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at authorized offices.

TI distributors

and

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SILICON SWITCHING AND HIGH FREQUENCY 1N337 lNJJB 1N7O2 1N70J 2N706 2N706A 2N71S 2N716 1N1S09 3NJ4 3NJ5 Tl-451 2N7SJ 1N1S08 Tl-450 1N716 C:,e Hal Mayer O INC 7 - 5411 DIVISION APPARATUS FOR RELEASE NEW PRODUCT RELEASE August Tuesday,

Don 1,~?G i>:·erTexas Instru'l:~nts

TEXINS RATED O RP FLEETWOOD TEXAS

9, DALLAS , P . 0 . BO X 7045 , CABLE,

AVENUE, LEMMON 6000 INSTRUMENTS TEXAS 23 Incorpora-t ed

TEXAS INSTRUMENTS ANNOUNCESAVAILABILITY OF PARAMETRICAMPLIFIERS

amplifiers for was announced today parametric reactance diode microwave frequencies at all applications

by Ho Jo Wissemann,

division of Texas Instruments programs on materials, device of the Apparatus manager general of custom-designed,

23--(Special)--Availability

DALLAS, August

Incorporated. TI research

"Simultaneous development and circuits figures and noise Mro Wissemann "These saido

and subsequently

figures lower noise metry, communications The heart arsenide, and a host of TI's nitrogen performance temperature over

now make it

of other division) a wide range (77°K) o This which material is diode (produced gives greatly is being tele systemso" line

of temperatures

11 to obtain in radar, electronic amplifier (varactor) possible range greater new parametric reactance variable Semiconductor-components noise devices bandwidth, Ku bands, from L through ranging in amplifiers gain, outstanding have produced the gallium by TI s O enhanced down to liquid used because more Amplifiers Parametric 2--TI frequency operation any material thus far investigatedo Amplifiers available 0 figure

a 20 Mc bandwidth;

over from 0.9 which is figure (double an L-band unit over of development include high gain/bandwidth from 4o4 to with

-

Model L-11 0 which

a 1 db noise Ku-band X- and a 15 Mc sideband) 0 {double figure Other models units which are low with

characteristics

in figureso require majority of custom designB TI is ment of new models techniques requirements the Since at using frequencies offering either through for waveguide Ka band parametric services its 0 0 3 db of over tunable

a 50 Mc bandwidtho

16 db gain unusually yielding 15 db gain

to lo2 Ge and offers

with stages 0 noise a 3 db overall ratings with sideband) (double Model S-21 an S-banda conservative has

C-11 0 a C~band unit

Model 5o0 Ge and bas by TI areg to 2o9 Gcu which noise and gain figureo noise 1 requiremento developed amplifiers overall sideband} a given for 2o7 tunable assistance amplifier from 15 db gain the type tunable bandwidth, can provide the needed Typical for it bandwidth a given best that to determine Any of make it which and TI advises necessary and non= 0 amplifierso resistance negative advantages may have certain up-converters from TI include and degenerate application noise and higher figures these late with noise degenerate is frequencies lower

correspondingly than

cut-off has higher showed it has TI experience for amplifiers develop fast coax 0 or strip line (35 Ge) o more Amplifiers

3- - TI Parametric

The Apparatus military in the and other fields antisubmarine division of Texas agencies government with provides systems

electronics."combat

of missile/space warfare Instruments and heavy the and subsystems surveillance radaro

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NOTE TO EDITORshowing a selection Apparatus division

A 5 x 7 glossy of parametric of Texas

photo is attached amplifiers Instruments for developed Incorporatedo your use 0 by the 0 Hal Mayer LEMMON 7 - 5411 6000 INSTRUMENTS TEXAS FLEETWOOD AVENUE, , P . 0 . BOX TEXAS 9, DALLAS , CABLE , TEXI NS 7045 INCORPORATED DIVISION APPARATUS FOR RELEASE

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23

August

Tuesday,

Don Mec Tv0r

1exa s In3tru ~ents Incor porated

NEWS-BAND PRESELECTOR FILTER FROMTEXAS INSTRUMENTS BLANKS INTERFERENCE FROMINFRINGING RADARS

in quantity from the Incorporated 0 of the 11 Apparatus was announced in a given cavity, preselector filter from the preselected operating Frequencies attenuated The TI preselector and provides which area 0 TI has developed attenuates frequencies by more than frequency 60 db by this new deviceo"

a 3 db passband

is

tunable

approximately

a three 60 Mc 50 dbo

frequenci operating filter from

can be prevented,"

preselected 100 Mc from the more than this manager

much interference

bandwidtho

"To achieve

are

by Ko Po Dowell,

receiver saido Instruments today By limiting Mro Dowell now available of Texas Heavy Radar Departmento operating are division division°s radars other it radars

from infringing

interference blanking for filters preselector

23--(Special)--S-band

DALLAS, August

from 2700 to 2900 Mc 10 Mc wide

more

at the

Filter

2- -TI Preselector

exact charts Calibration for yield point also TI engineers up to 2 db improvement in proper and waveguide by a phase with combination of proper than vs frequencyo readings micrometer less

each preselector

by TI with furnished are with is achieved losso

and Oo75 db insertion

OoS db ripple filter This frequencyo center desired out . that

the preselector

in receiver noise length electrical mixer crystal {possibly can when used figure loss

a low conversion

filter supplemented o shifter)

--30--

NOTE TO EDITORg is attached characteristics oscilloscope for photo A 5 x 7 glossy your photoso s-band TI preselector with a photo preselector filter use together of the of the showing filter

the pa s sband

from actual NEWS RELEASE From Dallas County Headquarters Republican 4107 Lemmon DALLAS, August 28--(Special)- chairman of Texas Instruments that such a leader as Erik I'm sure that his leadership of Texas. '' State Dallas will chairman local and national civic CAMPAIGN been Chairman. Mr. O'Donnell said, of the Dc1llas Center, fortunate

of Mr . Nixon. the

chances of carrying Chamber of Commerce is active in a wide our made was "We are on behalf efforts his enhance Research n of the chairrra R e publican NIXON and board leader named 28 FOR

The announcement

County. and of range

and philanthropic

educational and in management, affairs, civic Dallas County greatly president of the Graduate board RAISING Jons son is lending a past Jonsson, Mr. FUND has in Dallas on the appointment In commenting Sunday, Incorporated, O'Donnell, by Peter Saturday Release Jonsson,

-Erik

Nixon for campaign raising fund COUNTY DALLAS HEADS JONSSON ERIK August For endeavors. of Trustees of the Board Committee of the Dallas Committee, Greater

Dallas Orchestra; chairman

Citizens director of the of the Texas Pilot Dallas Council; Institute chairman Committee,

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member

for the Deaf;

of the Area Foundation; member member Educational Board of Directors, Dallas Symphony Television Council of the Advisory of the Advisory of Directors, Board Dallas of the member School;

of the Hockaday

Research Council; Planning of the Dallas Executive of Trustees Board of the

He is chairman

on World Foundation, Affairs. and With the compliments Release Date: of Texas Instruments Immediate New Marketing Cecil Manager, Dotson, major internal ing Manager this ation will phases for a range handled Dr, J.T, Barnes,

from development

Manager in place to final test Marketing Manager, include all for all circuit and despatch. will be in charge personnel

working on Departments.

head the Diode and Rectifier Department Senior becomes Field of formed stages will focussed needs through to the user. Sales effectively Engineer, shorten

to every customer.

of development,

is constantly

Field

of Mr Yates.

improve service

to meet those

(including

organis

and Manufacturing

formerly The new organisation product responsible formerly Powell will with develop with one department manufacture, Kendall, structure, way. A.J. attention

of W.A, Yates as Market

a vertical from the former Development and further announced a departments,

Department ., which will

Dr. J.A. out all horizontal by separate of products through in a similar Limited, and the appointment

be set up immediately,

transistors

for Texas Instruments

Chairman of Texas Instruments

of the 'traditional'

ment and manufacturing

the Transistor Organisation week. In place Sales Vertical

re-organisation

applications), Limited manufacture of command" With one department

and distribution

on the customer's manufacture, the "chain for a given requirements to the final carrying distribution product from research of the

page 2 At the same time the Quality the Development Assurance

Department

will

Manager, Mr. J.M

Assurance in future Waddell, Department, be independent will now report formerly direct to the Managing This change is in accordance

with the Texas Instruments

of ensuring that products ards of quality

Texas .semiconductor

meet extremely policy high stand

and reliability.

These changes in production of and the Quality Director. all part are designed anticipated to prepare when TIL move to their Manton Lane, Bedford plant towards size plant~ the new building of the present

the way for the large

the end of this

increasing

demand for Texas semiconductors.

Enquiries

to:-

Press Office, Texas Instruments Dallas Road, Bedford.

new 125,000 square

will year. Four times increase foot the

help to meet the rapidly

31st August 1960 Limited, Telephone Number: Bedford 68051

GS! INFORMATION Service Geophysical Bank 900 Exchange Texas 35, Dallas Robe rt F. Alexander 7 -4311 FLeetwood

Dunlap and will States said have Ro C.

now be responsible

for Richard A. Geyer, who has 1954, becomes Manager of Gravity Texas. Dr. in Houston, in Houston, McCord, report operations magnetic will operating. with the Gravity Department Operations, with been be assisted the crew headquarters by supervisors and Norman Harding, in Denver. vice president in charge

to N . . W. Mann,

Dr. Morris Geyer 1 s group of U. S o and Canadian

for GS!. Dunlap

gravity Geyer the was under crews was in which Dr. State So Prior the United of GS! gravity of the area of the manager supervision outside operations and supervision of providing responsibility the operation

to the re-organization,

in the United crews exploration meter the added for all gravity interpretation will Department the Gravity

of all GS! gravity

the operation

will

by GS! President

Jr. Dunlap, since announced been has Inc. Service of Geophysical 1960 release Department of the Gravity

re-organization

• The

Texas. DALLAS, 15, September For immediate SER VICE Inc. Building said and magnetic the re-organization field

and aeromagnetic

operations data.

####

was warranted by increases and in re-interpretation in GSI's of gravity-

From: Laurence N. Garter The NewsBureau Rensselaer · Polytechnic Institute Troy, N.Y., Tel. AShley 2-3000, Ext. 273

J. Erik Jonsson of Dallas, Instruments,

Rensselaer Polytechnic President of the nation's Texas, chairman of the board of Texas has been elected Inc., IBURSPMSEPT 15 FORRELEASE FRI AM SEPT 16 Institute, to a four-year

it was announced today.

Richard G. Folsom paid tribute foremost industrial

"is an example of social of term as a trustee executives" to the new trustee as "one whose interest in education

consciousness unsurpassed

in today's

industry."

Election of Mr. Jonsson brings to eight the number of term trustees In addition

serving the Troy Institute.

there are fourteen

life

trustees,

three alumni trustees and four honorary trustees • . Last December, Mr. and Mrs. Jonsson, through the Jonsson Foundation, pledged a gift of $1,000,000 to Rensselaer to help finance its new Science Center, under construction the Institutets

on the campus. Mr. Jonsson at the time cited

truly fine work to improve teaching effectiveness

11

reduce educational

and

costs."

The Dallas man, a Rensselaer

graduate · in Mechanical Engineering in

1922, is a founder and chairman of the Board of Trustees of the new Gradu ate Research Center at Dallas. He is chairman of the Board of The Hockaday School in Dallas, member of the Board of Trustees,

Texas Research Foundation and director

of the

Dallas Area Educational TV Foundation. (More)

..

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Mr. Jonsson is a native of Brooklyn, N.Y. After graduation from RPI he began his business career at the AluminumCompanyof America. he Joined a newly formed company, Geophysical Service Inc., tendent of its laboratory

at Newark, NewJersey.

In 1930

as superin

Companyheadquarters

were moved to Dallas in 1934, and in 1942 Mr. Jonsson became a vice presi dent of GSI.

In 1951 he was made president

present name, Texas Instruments Incorporated.

when the company assumed its He has been chairman of

the board since 1958. Mr. Jonsson takes an active part in both local and national business,

and educational

affairs.

civic,

He is a member of the Committee on

Economic Policy of the United States Chamber of Commerce. He served three yea.rs as Vice President

of the General ManagementDivision of the

American ManagementAssociation and continues as a member of its Board of Directors.

He is a director

Republic National Bank of Dallas,

of the Equitable Life Assurance Society, and the Dallas Power and Light Company.

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Hal Mayer 6DDO INSTRUMENTS TEXAS 7 - 5411, 9, DALLAS AVENUE, LEMMON FLEETWOOD TEXAS CABLE , TEXINS 7045, P . 0 . Box INCORPORATED DIVISION APPARATUS FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

NEWS RELEASE Don Macivor Ts:::as I:1:::;:!',' ·en cs Inc:n•pora.ted

TEXAS INSTRUMENTSTO SUPPLY TIMING SYSTEMS FOR SKYBOLTMISSILE

has been Instruments Incorporated, a division of Northrop Corporation, of ground and airborne precision Nortronics the for Skybolt prime under and production for the Air Force systems responsibility and production and Douglas system weapon system development company is Aircraft contract to the u.s. airborne timing system Air Force for the system. missile The Texas Instruments are designed the missile system. equipment for timing has development guidance for by Nortronics, a contract awarded of Texas Division missile. ballistic air-launched Skybolt Apparatus

15--(Special)--The

DALLAS, September

Award of this pioneered

by Texas developed the to provide highly accurate

marks a continuation

contract and ground reference time of digital work Instruments as early as 1954 when the first producible transistorized industry's more company 2--Skybolt Missile flip-flop circuit--heart Instruments Texas use in the Titan, The Apparatus military and other of Missiles/Space Warfare, of digital Currently, systemso electronic supplying timing

and programming

systems Thor Delta, Pershing, and Minuteman missileso is Division of Texas Instruments with systems Government agencies Electronics,

Combat Surveillance,

and Heavy Radar. --30--

provides in the for the fields Antisubmarine t

om H.J. G. Peusens etappa N. V. Holland melo,

Mftl

Peusen• for (f1) Mailed to and '@and ~erman distribution 9-22-60 papers.

METAPPA

N. V. r CONTROLS MANUFACTURINO

ALMELO, HOLLAND, September laternational electronic• com~y.

30 • Metappa N. V. , a •11b1ldlary of the

for th• European

control• and el•ctrical Peu1en1, H.J.Q. mark.eta. Pre ■ ent were and the company'• lnatrument• of Teu• Pre■ident - Marketl.na, o. Vetter, Texaai E. European management ands. Ma11achu•ett ■,

• C011trol• divi•ionJ

General Maa11•r Manaaer of the MlcC dlvi ■ lon'• lnteraational 1roup. T. Harrl••

both from company headquarter•

of Attleboro,

of it• Metal•

of Alme.lo,

civic dignitarlea

Tl Pnaldent,

Brief talk• were alven br P. E. Hag1erty, Tl Vlce

thermoatatlc

geaeral mana1er of Metappa N. V., preelded

held at the plant.

at the ceremony

today

Texa• lnatr1&ment• Incorporated,

lta expanded plant at Almelo where it manufacture•

dedicated

HOLLAND

PLANT AT ALMELO,

3,Z00•SOUARE•METER.

~EDICAT.ES ITS EXPANDED

officer• SUBSlDIAa.Y OF TEXAS INSTRUMENTS, in Dalla ■, Tl Vice Preaident and

&nd H. W. Boe• ■ enkool,

operation•·

heat to the 1roup at a luncheon following the wa•

Mr. Peu1en• dedlcatl on.

The newly completed to 3, 200 equal'• protector•• arowtng motor startlaa

archltectualdealp

lt ■ ■ iae of motor 1reatly expanded manufacture aad preci•ion control component• and will permit meter•• Europeao

addiUoa to the Meta.ppa plant double•

relays, and ov-er••u electrical of th• bulldln1 prorid•• for the and aircraft market••

The \ffl\l•ual

working

area■ without

eupporting

column• or other obetructioaa. Metappa N. V. wu moved lte headqua.rter• 19S5, to Almelo.

e•tabllahed

a.ad manutacturing

In 1951 at The Hague.

The company later

operation.a to Hengelo and in October,

of to City Editor Mai~ News & Dall Ms Morning -copy to HeraldTimes Ed Drake and Peter -9-22-60 0 1 Donnell

(rn

employees

Proceeds

from a campaign

in Dallas to broaden Anonymity contributors the drive.

Each participant

throughout to their and according received markings the total amount by either party in sealed, slotted boxes envelopes contributed the number

which participated

in a similar

Smith said that the purpo•e campaign

at Te~• Instruments the major political parties were turned party Smith, drive over still sealed however, nor the aggregate announced

was four times

and "to help create that greater than in 1958. of the "Give a. Buck • Don't Pass wa1 to broaden Central chairmen. by the employees who made contribution•

o! Tl employees

County Chairman

and Republican

by T, E .. Smith of Tl's

Expressway,

was made public.

the number system to which to the respective Neither in the political party

when the boxes were opened at Tl corporate

The contribution

department. Personnel persuasions political

only the political

Ed Drake

County Chairman

13500 North Central

headquarters,

and

and offices.

Jr • . were present

O'Donnell,

parties

placed his or her contribution

then were deposited Envelope• TI plant• Democratic Peter on the envelope

envelop~designating

it was to be delivered. placed

for political of the Republican and their of the individual

was prot _ected throughout in a sealed

Instruments this week. Parties Democratic support the base of financial to the County Chairmen were presented and candidates

by and among Texas

conducted the base of financial the Buck 11 support a sense of involvement for by individuals

of our nation."

-30Note:

You may wish to contact

Peter

O'Donnell

and Ed Drake for their

comments. .. (0) ... .. t Peter

O'Dormell. Jr.•

right,

Dalla• CoWlty Republican

Drake, Dalla• County Democratic

Chairman,

a.a T. E. Smltb of Texa• ln•trumente Tl employee•'

contribution• are lntereated lucorporated to their reapective Chairman, emptle• political and Ed

ob1erver• boxea contalnina

partiea.

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