德州仪器新闻稿，1961年5至8月

sue .Moore TEXAS

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INSTRUMENTS TEXAS TEXINS DALLAS 9, 60115 CABLE, INCORPORATED 0 APPARATUS DIVISION FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE NEWS RELEASE

TEXAS INSTRUMENTS HAS ROLE IN SUCCESSFUL MAN IN SPACE LAUNCH

DALLAS, May 5--(Special)--TWo

most launching America's first man into the astronaut and obtaining of for two miniature Project During flight, and transmitters thereby providing weigh astronaut's were objectives the and safety flight of informationo Instruments Incorporated associated power supplies concerning the astronaut's received by capsuleo data space cabin's environment and relayed to heart his was ground tracking important link between the collected and relayed signals beat, suit's pulse stations man in space respiration, and pressure, oxygen and coolant supply, humidity of the cubic temperature and relative The telemetry units, which measure 1608 were designed for only 15 ounces and Satisfactory data including each, the been space by Tl's Apparatus received in all Mercury "HAM" shot ..

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capsuleo inches and trouble-free life long-operating has indicating rate, the performance date Texas physiological transmitters temperature, and space scientific transmitters the important eartho The the goals, Mercury the TI and these NASA's condition the the accomplish produced \_,,) the in To help ,_ of

division., flj _ghts

to RAINEY H. DALLAS,

May 9 - (Special)

President in charge of the United resigned for personal reasons OF U.S. AND CANADIAN including Mann has Mr. operations. and Canadian States as Vice W. Mann of Neil been with GSI been appointed Manager 1947, starting He has health

considerations.

Richard H. Rainey been with GSI since OPERATIONS of Geophysical Jr., C. Dunlap,

of the resignation

acceptance announces Inc. MANN AS VICE Robert

• President

PRESIDENT; OF NEIL MANAGER APPOINTED RICHARD Service RESIGNATION ANNOUNCES GSI PRESIDENT release

For immediate May 9, 1961

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

years. for twenty-seven Dunlap President of U.S. and Canadian computer trainee. in both domestic announces that He has operations. has party He served successively as computer, and overseas operations. In 1957 he was made to Dallas headquarters three manager, returning Marketing. Since last Rainey received he has January been years Assistant later chief, and supervisor Far East division Manager to become to the Vice as a of Eastern President,

Hemisphere. Mr. from Army,

the University ·leaving his Bachelor of Arkansas. During with rank of lieutenant of Science World colonel.

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War degree in economics II he served five in 1946 years in the Do+l Mac.-lver Publi c Relat i ons Manager Central Marketing Tommy TEXAS INSTRUMENTS

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APPARATUS INDUSTRIAL NEW PRODUCT NEWS TEXAS INCORPORATED

LOW-TEMPERATURE

CRYOGENIC May 15 - (Special) system been developed has includes a germanium ometric recorder. The germanium uncalibrated, the and 11 special obtains Made by Texas Instruments (or recorder resulting new germanium thermometers continuous of non-magnetic materials, these probes properties. The 1 ead wires minimizes strains and improves rect Two tiometer mounting 11 servo/rite r II system, can be easily converted input systems recorder units are indicating consisting fast system r II potenti- calibrated, cryometer) couples which provide with accurately and of the to room of the which will

temperature. low-temperature

sensing cycling to standard which unexcelled desirable long-life recorder, available response, cycling arrangement special

potentiometer-type

This versions: in a system offer over plug-in measuring measurements. dependability measuring SYSTEMS servo/rite thermometer and The 11 in three r II NEW Incorporated. is available The RELEASE cryogenic thermometer electrical millivolt MEASURING and a special servo/rite

reproducibility,

INTRODUCES thermometer low-temperature The IMMEDIATE

• A new low-temperature

standardized. 6 TEXINS GROUP FOR INSTRUMENTS HOUSTON CABLE: DIVISION PRODUCTS RELEASE HOUSTON, Vv ilson

P . 0 . BOX 6027, JACKSON 6-1411

element ability. is an integral d-c and part recording, user of this Stock allow the to obtain servo/rite r II

self- balancing

temperature probes TI di- recording. 11 and new germanium initially.

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are being poten introduced Page 2 TI introduces temperature new low measuring system system includes resistance bridge and the N1odel system combines to give resistance readings, in ohms, from

9 - 1, 110, 000 in five

decades, easily convertible to degrees Kelvin (approxi supplied with The first multi-range This Probe. Any This PWSB. hydrogen mounting flush of rocket fuel Although specific The ical Any of these fl equipment range be used of other temperature, two these user

1 11 s e r v o / rite

FWSK r 11 liquid This Probe. Thermometer sys of the Hydrogen range in degrees Kelvin standardized probes will operate the Model FWSK recorder, which

the announcement

said. r fl systems designed are special applications, will to fill systems allow a wide easier area monitoring of low-

can be provided

to requirements. strip-chart Products group recorders, and industrial in the design is engaged test

and manufacture

equipment

and instruments,

controls

and instrumentation.

supervisory

geophys-

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probe

r 11 Model with range the plus rite servo/ readings rite servo/ Industrial of industrial may 342 Germanium direct to give Model includes and Model measuring temperature meet system recorder

( 18 ° - 28 ° K).

transducer fl the probe. materials. second combines tem PWSB the Helium covers adequately system low-temperature The resistance similar and any other recorder, Thermometer the Model with operate will 341 Probe ~,Aodel chart recorder r fl rite servo/ fl 341 Germanium calibration an accurate

40 ° - 1 °) with

mately

PV..TSB

a model

photograph A 4 x 5 glossy TO EDITOR: II II recorder r rite servo/ and special

Thermometer of the Germanium for your use. is included

1 INSTRUMENTS TEXAS POST OFFICE 5 - 3111 ADAMS

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commercial availability economical TI-40 Instruments Texas

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May 22 - (Special)

DALLAS, INSTRUMENTS BY TEXAS ANNOUNCED silicon of two new diffused

as well as industrial

current rating of 3 amps and forward and reverse volts, the TI-40 is ideal

for incandescent

light

motor

control,

and temperature

ovens. the diffusion process combines The new TI-41 packaged in Tl's for a forward PNPN standard breakover voltage of 200 ratings voltage variable speed It will find wide usage in such and small TI-40 is produced entirely consistent parameters and uniform depths. The diffusion of junction by package to make the TI-40 trigger device is a bistable unit glass diode package. device. silicon rugged device. control, SCR stud and reliable stable

an exceptionally

control rugged with Tl's trigger blenders, the produces precise through the electric dimmers, which process,

jun<~tion planes

control.

all TI SCR's,

Like devices, With a forward and appliances industrial PNPN controls. devices as light the for use in consumer SCR is a low-cost applications revealed intended unit The new TI-40 low-cost today and the TI-41 rectifier controlled DEVICE AND TRIGGER RECTIFIER CONTROLLED NEW SILICON ECONOMICAL RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE NEWS 22 , TEXAS DALLAS CABLE , TEXINS 5012 DIVISION

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SEMICONDUCTOR BOX hard of 30v ± 6v with a maximum (more) It is rated breakover ,. current of 100 µa, and a maximum Although its major application in logic core driving that one can use lower limits

on the gate

the TI-41 already TI has Series controlled rectifiers for use in conjunction with the

the unijunction

transistor will replace oscillators, relaxation without TI-40 the like SCR's The economical ~ through all TI Sales the nationwide network and trigger TI-40 will find TI-41 and in firing SCR I s is having to set tight typed its TI-40, with an IGT specification TI-41. In many in switching

applicacircuits,

circuits. trigger device are available

and can be obtained

off-the

-shelf

from SCR and Offices = 100 ma. generators, noise advantage current. of 50 ma maximum tions cost s chief triggering and TI-136 TI-116, I The device applications. the SCR's, white generators, of Sv at IF drop voltage forward

will be for firing

function circuitry, usage by TI Announced Device Trigger SCR and Economical Page 2 TI-41

of TI Distributors.

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FOR RELEASE NEWS TI SERIES NEW SILICON BRIDGE HIGH-POWER introduced its newest diffused silicon first SCR 1 s on the market rated for this Series will bridge a definite

gap in the

range available, eliminating the need for Series package and is rated for at l00°C, carrying a maximum breakover voltages, both 200, 300 and 400 volts units All of these are produced controls, All units the nationwide d-c forward respectively Being the new devices presently to

SCR I s in parallel

low-current for network current of 35 amps and reverse, for 25-amp degree such The rated 50, 100, 153 and 154. in that they at 95°C. are the Series 151, TI-150. technique. applications and electrical of the new forward the of 25 amps current rectified for SCR stud new high-power in Tl's the highest TI all-diffusion demand inverters an average assured are by the will be in heavy the these rectifiers of controlled is packaged TI-150 The rectifiers. capacity, current ... SCR market controlled using today Incorporated applications. high-current handle TO RECTIFIERS to the accelerating contribution of 25-amp TI-150 RELEASE SCR GAP Instruments

• Texas

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SEMICONDUCTOR 5012 BOX POST OFFICE 5-3111 ADAMS 152, of reliability series

The new high-power as power

supplies, motor appliances. series are immediately or through

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all available TI sales from offices. Don Uaclver Publi c Relations Central Sue Moore Manager Marketing

22 , TEXAS DALLAS AVENUE, LEMMON 6000 P . 0 . Box 6015 , CABLE , TEXINS 7 - 5411, FLEETWOOD

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APPARATUS FOR RELEASE TUESDAY, MAY 23 NEWS RELEASE

TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATEDAWARDEDCONTRACT AIRBORNE RADAR SYSTEMS TO THE NAVY

TO SUPPLY AN/APS-88

Instruments

DALLAS, May 22--(Special)--Texas been

awarded a contract of $1,001,108 systems for the The company's Apparatus division of the Navy. delivery in September The airborne radar, previous similar submarine warfare, and will be built in by Grumman Aircraft will 1961. of is more compact systems, will be which and

weather-warning

installed of Weapons, Department than production the for of Naval radar weight has Bureau AN/APS-88 begin Incorporated and light- for anti- used search general-purpose aircraft the carrier-based S2F-3 and Engineering Corporation. The radar includes a plan position indicator which provides a visual display of radar targets, sonobuoy beacon replies, and responder replies. targets IFF The system is designed check points and or or

(identification-friend

to to permit determine more foe) interrogator an operator accurate to view speeds over more within an area or overcast fog, contract Radar 2--APS-88 of extent surface and develops of used to search applications as mountains, islands, map include and lines. coast P3V, clouds, General such features be can AN/APS-88 the fronts. storm terrain detecting in aircraft the darkness. For weather-warning, the of 100 miles than Since World War II, TI has supplied search radar systems to the Navy and systems manufactures missile/space electronics, use in and subsystems electro-optics, test combat surveillance, automatic search and processing

instrumentation,

industrial different division The Apparatus P5M aircraft. for four controls.

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equipment, recording also in heavy S2F, P2V, designs, the fields radar, petroleum devices, and Distribution:

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D NEWS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE TEXAS INSTRUMENTS OF $1,000,000 FOR DALLAS, May awarded a contract INCORPORATED AIRBORNE 23 - (Special) an unspecified nu mber of units radar W. F. Joyce, system, d.ivision, Instrum NAVY CONTRACT RADAR e nts SYSTEM Incorporated has been

by the Bureau

of N a val Weapons to produce of its AN/ APS-88 airborne surface search Vice President in charge will begin in S ,:!ptern ber, Mr. Joyce and li ghtweight than previous for anti- of TI' s Apparatus

announces. Delivery The

airborne

ANTI-SUBMARINE

-:- Texas

of $1,000,000 AWARDED RELEASE unit systern is rnorc cornpact by TI for the Navy. warning and general radar systems produced

su bn1ar in.:.: warfare, will b e made

of the first

weather

by tht:! Navy

Among in carrier-based the design a visual display frlend o rfoe ) repli of radar targets, purpose patrol-type is a plan sonobouy Installation aircraft. position beacon search. indicator replies, which and IFF provides

(identification

es .

Th e A N/ APS-88 developed

features

It wilJ be used

said.

and built

is the fifth for

the Navy airborne surface since , World search War II. ADAMS 5-3111 radar system

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MAILING ADDRESSPOST OFFICE BOX 5474 DALLAS 22, TEXAS CABLE: TEXINS TI has Don: Mac:ver Pu'o-Hc felations Central arketing • •.lanager Tommy TEXAS INSTRUMENTS Wilson

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HOUSTON CABLE6 TEXINS APPARATUS DIVISION INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS GROUP NE V/ PRODUCT TEXAS 8-v -{ATT INSTRUMENTS been May by Texas FOR

• The immediate

power IMMEDIATE COMMERCIAL GENERATOR 25 - (Special) thermoelectric announced FOR ANNOUNCES THERMOELECTRIC HOUSTON, eight-watt NE WS RELEASE generator for AVAILABILITY INDUSTRIAL availability industrial Incorporated. operate natural OF APPLICATIONS commercial Instruments RELEASE The of an field applications unit contains has no moving

parts. The units

will primarily designed for tions are expected to be in the operation leum production remote facilities from unattended and for the gas, field or butane

instrumentation.

of valves cathodic propane Initial applica- lines or petro-

on transmission

protection and are of buried or submerged

metal. The Laboratories marketed

TE generators in Dallas.

by the Industrial Long-term

includin g long moelectric areas The intervals g enerators because of their installation costs never available. been are were initially units were Products reliability between are lower since engineered group has been routine uniquely freedom developed and will of TI' s Apparatus designed into maintenance cµ.alified from by Tl's long

it can be used

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where Research be manufactured division and in Houston. the new generators, checks to perform electrical Central

in the field.

dependably lines. in remote In addition, commercial Ther- power initial has TI announces Page 2 TE generator Other installation operate with housing or special free from complete wind efficiency enclosure or are to the more design ments, deliveries available, The the as the new units exposure as the generator to the I will elements. s burner is completely for weigh efficient long-term field use, 65 pounds and are 12 inches available sources of fuel, these heat and steam power output is engaged in wide to use commonly

any combustible

fuel, waste of the eight-watt

the announcement

Industrial

and manufacture

industrial are strip-chart Products recorders, but other said. group of industrial model of Texas Instruments controls, test supervisory equipment systems and instruand geophysical equipment.

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NOTE No heat. Initial ranges continual construction generators

can be adapted

solar

during

minimized

high. In addition

generators been is required ruggedized

TI thermoelectric

by 17 inches have blowout. Featuring the new costs TO EDITOR:

A glossy 4 by 5 photograph thermoelectric generator

of the new Texas Instruments is included for your use.

I

I

May 26, 1961 For Immediate

SER VICE GSI INFORMATION Service -Inc. Geophysical Bank Building 900 Exchange Dallas 35, Texas 7-4311 Fleetwood Robert F. Alexander

OFFICE AUSTRALIA GSI OPENS IN BRISBANE, DALLAS, subsidiary exploration Inc. , the petroleum Service by Geophysical announced has been Australia Queensland, Brisbane, in office of a new supervisory opening

-The

Texas. Instruments of Texas Incorporated. said Hemisphere operations, Malovich will be responsible exploration

52 High Street,

Building, Malovich visor has been

for GSI 1 s seismic

Toowong, 1957. field parties in India. by E. J. be headed Brisbane, Queensland,

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1950 and has to going Malovich. and gravity-magnetic of the new office Prior since of GSI' s Eastern Address with GSI since in Australia GSI seismic would the office in Australia. activities in charge vice-president Jr., C . M. Moore, Australia. served to Australia is Kratzman as a super- he supervised Release Herald John Clift-Denison Democrat Sherman . Dallas News-Herald Distribution: T, E. Smith P. O. Box 5474 Dallas 22, Texas ADams 5-3111 From r

associarion s Er.' l '1/CE/ ,r.:-EC,'\. C 7

will hold open house Sunday, May 7, for members its newly-improved 60-acre recreational and their Corps of Engineers. roads and parking permanent picnic approved ramp boat-launching concrete tables The open house and water

wili be under

All Dallas supply, electric dock, and floating employees fenced grass-sodded will feature a barbecue sports and dancing. team throughout lease water pavilion. supervision under year to the property dance skiing, program. made pits, program Texoma. Tiers thousand several since and barbecue and a concrete-floored swimming the site last Improvements spaces,. said in the all-day to participate acquired Association Texins field, expected are families on Lake Peninsula

of TI identification.

of the association,

president Warrick, Bert at families only and their site at Preston to the site will be by means Admittance Incorporated, Instruments of ,,Texas group employee Dallas Association, Texins SITE OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY AT TEXOMA PLANS ASSOCIATION TI EMPLOYEES

NI FEL L D 1,1/s H / p

,-1 ?'fl) all-weather include lighting area sports system, for children, playgrounds dinner, the U.S. from and baseball boat races, Playgrounds for children the day.

of TI, now numbering

of Texin& Association.

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more than 10,000, are members

Sue Moore TEXAS 22, , DALLAS AVENUE LEMMON 6000 7 - 5411 , P . 0 . Box 6015 , CABLE , TEXI NS FLEETWOOO

INSTRUMENTS TEXAS INCORPORATED DIVISION APPARATUS FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE NEWS RELEASE TEXAS INSTRUMENTS OPENS NEW YORK OFFICE TO SERVE AREA MILITARY AGENCIES opening of a new sales for its Apparatus announced the Syracuse, N. Y., and New York area. Located at (GRanite 6-4031), the district distribution of Mr. Rdndazzo was service to agencies in the Central Fayette Street for is office industrial 501 East already company's the products. semiconductor Before He is TI, joining N. Y., Utica-Rome, tion. will Randazzo, A. J. military customer established division. government, provide in outlet engineering

representative,

The division's has Incorporated Instruments

7--(Special)--Texas

DALLAS, June of a graduate in a B.A. degree Armed Forces

Conununications

Institute of Engineers, and

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Syracuse University and holds memberships and Association. Corpora- of Electronics the the of Electronics College Utica economics with Radio Packard-Bell of office manager Association, American Ordnance in the Distribution : Dallas News Dallas Times Herald , 31st Annual National Business Harvard Business School June 9, 1961 Conference For Release: 11:00 a.m. or thereafter June 9, 1961 BOSTON- The president

of a "growth 11 company, whose annual

in 15 years

$3 million

from about

1960, today rated the success

profitability of incentives to nearly dollars single for evaluating as the "best measure" in for managers.

some 1,100 businessmen

at the 31st National

sponsored

by the Harvard

School Association,

president Business P. E. Haggerty of Dallas described his company's profit about $20 million has been paid employees. Theme of the conference for eligible increased

a quarter-billion

Addressing Conference years, sales of Texas Instruments, sharing plan into which, Business

Incorporated, in the past

from company profits into is "Incentives 10 a trust for

Executives." Profitability alike,

Mr. Haggerty "satisfied measures said, and incentives

to an increased

shareholders, all employees, improvements in the progress He said: employees shared at the rate performance extent not just

weeks more pay,

employees

only if

measurable

goals." Texas Instruments

to the profit-sharing computed on a five-day, trust 52

weeks basis." Mr. Haggerty incentive

for all for the individuals suggested employees. profit sharing He then sketched who compose the leadership they

• customers,

.and gaining

12,000 eligible

contribution and hourly and useful publics executives,

toward corporate

in the company's five

are proper

a corporation's

"In 1960, nearly

of nearly of salaried as the company's basic the need for "incentives of an enterprise,"

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structure, opportunities for self-development and essential performance

Texas Instruments

organization

focuses

company efforts

as "sales-centered,

manufacturing-centered,

personnel-centered,"

Formal one-year carried out at Texas Instruments, describe their Mr. Haggerty tremendous effort, because ticular in which "managers set stage brings

a manager inevitable

success,

and further

are buttressed

and individual success."

recognize their for key employees, way those that own require

of development.

These incentives plans

own goals,

a manager challenges

his are programs their giving

him promotion."

option for major planning can bring success and stock

and ten-year

described or even

engineering-centered,

suggested comes with that which Mr. Haggerty own failures, "Self-development satisfaction on the needs of their whatever the activities, state own progress, successes." maximizing approaches

than on functional

rather

customers,

With 46 product

to executives."

centers

customer

numerous and obvious

to require designed organizational and growth, planned of deliberate, by a "policy fosters Instruments which Texas

of opportunity"

the "incentive he described Second, employers. with other

of which must be competitive

all vacations, and insurance

and hospitalization

life

such as retirement,

programs supplemental and financial salaries he specified First, excitement financial at Texas Instruments designed ''to reach

men ·who have been particularly

and incentives by bonus in a par responsible

June 10, 1961 , Release For Immediate

SERVICE GSI INFORMATION Inc. Service Geophysical Bank Building 900 Exchange Dallas 35, Texas Fl 7-4311 Robert F. Alexander

INDUSTRY-GOVERNMENT-EDUCATORS PROGRAM JOIN IN GSI STUDENT Texas. DALLAS,

-Oil

explorationists four

scientists and educators from challenge in the earth sciences Student a Texas Instruments company. The eighteen men, the four-day their summer research universities, will session which precedes on GSI oil exploration field crews and in GSI' s department. Begun originally to provide qualified field experience in geophysical actual of gaining for petroleum,

the orientation

to give the students

students

as a program

the opportunity

earth · U.S. Inc., Service by Geophysical

13 - 16) orientation

(June 0f employment thirteen today's in the Eleventh participants from students to bring Monday sponsored Program, Cooperative Annual be attending countries to eighteen earth join with government an insight segment

of the program

into other

increasingly

sciences.

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with

exploration

has now been important

phases

expanded of the

[10JuV\ ,,. -2

GSI Program VELA UNIFORM, of underground nuclear explosions contain will be discussed ger for Mobil Oil Company. Duncanville, Texas, The Department of Geophysics

at the . University

geophysicists speak will ploration , the economic seismic and gravity Attending Development Texaco, the session Company,

Inc. , the Atlantic

has The ever- Canada. resulted research from of of the School geologists on the aspects of foreign industry, new instrumentation will be representatives Oil, Refining of the Head managers, of the petroleum Sinclair at International Wilson, Head Messel, mana- research session. Tuzo which far, thus Laboratory s Research J. exploration exploration, which Australia. to the students status traps, of Toronto, Harry of Sydney, oil company Top - ranking D. C. of the recently-concluded sciences by Dr.

will be discussed

in physics Washington, in the orientation at the University of the earth panorama 1 out by Dr. will be pointed Charles exploration division of Mobil to the world significance Year Physics A tour director, in the world found been Stevens,

will be included

Geophysical widening P. by Nelson has than petroleum more could detection stratigraphic to locate designed programs Research Agency, Projects for better by its

will be discussed

Research of the Advanced C. Bates ' s quest the government Project Oil, Mobil Company,

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and oil ex of techniques and related of Humble subjects. Oil, Shell Standard

Oil of Texas,

the National

Aeronautics

and

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GSI Program Since have students what might gram gi ves the field work be their still in college. Students ments and must have a faculty

recommendation.

twenty students who take part in the program dred applicants. Since inception have participated. was The program Chairman Geology of GSI and Dr. academic closer cooperative co-operation between world, him to gain actual and to give Jhe field experience are plan awareness

only opportunity

to do actual picked . from several hun nearly 200 students H. Green, of Technology

up by Mr.

summed a sense in geophysical honorary

of the Departl'D.ent

Institute

industry,

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or in 1951, in geophysics student the fifteen year Each are require scholastic rigid pass Head R. Shrock, increased hope .to generate moting Robert the GSI pro by Cecil co-authored of the Massachusetts and Geophysics

aims . of the summer

of the plan Stanford camps, must while of Mines, Incorporated. summer geophysical few colleges of University Instruments and Texas Inc. Service Geophysical University, School Colorado Colombia, of British University Sydney, of Toronto, University of Technology, Institute Massachusetts the Laboratory, Science Terrestrial Force Air the U.S. Agency, Projects Research Advanced the U.S. of Tulsa, Corporation Research Geophysical of New Zealand, Laboratory Physical Dominion

Space -Administration,

Board of . The Green : "We

as a profession

by pro agencies and the government of direction exploration". by permitting Hart Jim 22, TEXAS DALLAS CABLE , TEXINS 5012 BOX POST OFFICE 5-3111 ADAMS INSTRUMENTS TEXAS

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INSTRUMENTS TEXAS THREE CONSUMER TRANSISTORS June 19, 1961 announced three new series Spring Conference sistors were gain for FM use, include GAM-1 with in the broadcast band; GAM-2,

c1. high-frequency

response Economy Power series applications. and the Receivers, major applications for current gain (hfe) greater than 1 megohm. units The de beta AM Receivers the new of 32-40 have typical of all units m diameter and . 330 inches power and 27 me Transceivers They units. have currents of less than in a welded case the of and the RF one microamp. than value 25 and the media series are impedance figures leakage maximmn

a high-frequency

low noise that is approxi is only . 235 inches in height. Germanium Alloy-Mesa, have

a high-frequency

response base time (rb'Cc) audio very exhibit is encased element for output is greater The constant GAM-1 highest industry's

db at 455 kc and a typical They

40. mately applications. products consumer AM-FM amplifier The new tran- Receivers. Television for especially designed

The new transistors available

and

on Broadcasting

Chicago at the transistors consumer of germanium Texas Dallas, Incorporated, Instruments Texas

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CHICAGO, OF GERMANIUM NEW SERIES ANNOUNCES 1961 19, JUNE RELEASE FOR RELEASE NEWS of less GAM-2, units

(fT) of 120 me. than

20 psec; (more) designed They have the noise for

FM applications,

a low collector figure at 100 me of less The than GAM-2 6 db and high output impedance, the same rugged have units The new are applications, TI Economy Power Transistors, TO-3 package and leakage current I of less in the or 60 volts. The collector sistors. Some of the series 45, base . Other 0. 5 volts is 25 watts pin circle and for audio specified maximum and beta offer parameters at 0. 5 amp; ranges from CO offer is very than

• 0. 1 ohm,

f

30 to 150 at either

max Picture of new transistors power enclosed. tran- at 2 volts collector- V BE

• a low

10 kc;

of 70 kc; dissipation

0. 5 or 1 amp

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TO EDITORlow for . 1 ma fb - a high of 30, voltages breakdown offer include: RCS designed currents. NOTE series to provide case to the on a 100 mil GAM-1

specifications.

parameter detailed as the construction spaced leads have series Both shielding.

at 10. 7 megacycles.

50 Kohm is connected which lead a fourth feature and also

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Transistors Consumer of Germanium New Series Three TI Announces collector 2 Hart Jim INSTRUMENTS TEXAS 22 , TEXAS DALLAS CABLE , TEXI NS 5012 BOX POST OFFICE 5-3111 ADAMS INCORPORATED NEWS FOR RELEASE ceiver on display Spring Conference plans to build the FM use for especially designed It has automatic

and no drifting

during temperature duces requirements of other Transistors and engineers are models demonstrator this estimate new transistors lower current more feasible. permit drain printed than circuits Low internal temperature and thus reduces replacements. allow an economical tube type design. receivers (more) re- compact design. Present 112 cubic inches. Design to 1/3 be reduced for tuning easier

8 11 x 7 11 x 2" making could

of 3. 0 µv or less making changes. components limitations. cost control frequency

30 db quieting.

overcome help a sensitivity features FM receiver The new will and were transistors GAM-2 The commercially. receiver no TI has Instruments. by Texas announced being transistors (GAM-2) to assist alloy-mesa germanium economical the new 1n using manufacturers Chicago engineers Instruments by Texas designed was circuit The IRE Rec e ivers. Television and on Broadcast at the Incorporated Instruments by Texas TRANSISTORS a n e w FM re- for word is the "Economical"

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1961 19, June CHICAGO, 19 , 1961 JUNE RELEASE TI CONSUMER NEW USES DESIGN FM RECEIVER ECONOMICAL radio DIVISION

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SEMICONDUCTOR this size if needed. The Instantaneous operation and portable operation much makes Economical Design GAM-2 transistors The new by Texas Instruments for signed for AM-FM receivers, third series being announced for audio power 2 Pg. ... FM Receiver one are applications. consumer and AM receivers are the of three being GAM-1 units series transistors FM receiver enclosed. applications.

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NOTE TO EDITORTwo pictures of new are

27 me transceivers.

Power Economy announced de The designed Distribution:

Don 1facIver Public Relations Manager Central Ma'ifkrn~S INSTRUMENTS I

Don Maciver GENERAL OFFICES CENTRAL RESEARCH BUILDING 13500 NORTH CENTRAL EXPRESSWAY

NCORPORATED FOR NEWS RELEASE TEXAS INSTRUMENTS TO DESIGN OCEAN DALLAS, June awarded an Air unattended the Electronic of the BOTTOM seismic Systems TO MONITOR Instruments of $268,000 monitoring Division, Massachusetts, G e ophysics

• Texas

contract Directorate TESTS has and develop been an The award was made Systems Command, Force will CONTRACT NUCLEAR to design U. S. Air RELEASE Incorporated system. and the project Research IMMEDIATE

$2.68, 000 AIR FORCE

SYSTEM 21 - (Special) marine Bedford, AWARDED Force

lA, 3B, 3C, 3D, 3E, 4A !J "'(.,.!] 6C and Black Dot

be under

of the Air

by the technical direction Cambridge Research Force Laboratories. The award program under was made now being general Agency, carried direction nuclear establishment capable

to operate . seismic The under

program explosions system of being unattended signals this contract, the division, long R. control of Texas C. Dunlap, Jr. for project, Projects the detection of system for will to a network. this award of the ocean,

of time. form

This Research a monitoring under on the bottom

and development

UNIFORM. means and to develop in digital division VELA to improve periods research

of the Advanced

to be developed

and noise Geosciences project seismic placed for seismological sponsorship in a worldwide The monitoring of the out under and is a large-scale underground design as a part lead at great It will automatically on magnetic depths, record tape. Instruments will perform , TI Vice President the work in charge of

announces. -30-

MAILING ADDRESSPOST OFFICE BOX 5474 DALLAS 22, TEXAS ADAMS 5-3111 • CABLE : TEXINS Rich TEXAS Simons POST OFFICE ADAMS 5-3111 INSTRUMENTS BOX 5012 DALLAS 22, TEXAS CABLE , TEX I NS INCORPORATED

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NEW TEXAS PRODUCT NEWS INSTRUMENTS RELEASE NEW June of a 1/8-watt today in length, the new same as 1/8-watt unit-hours recent over-all stability the As a result, usual TI's commercial encapsulated units film availability in hard glass Measuring (MIL Type resistors, was only RN55) are marking 1/ 4 11 the a significant IRE glass encapsulated resistors are line of TI resistors that announced Show in New York. were Over eleven an ex- million data were accumulated on the parent device

• the

CG 1/ 4 - hard glass construction is unmatched by any other for and reliability. seal resistor the glass strength A radical resistance completely TI hard mechanical hard at the that

to hermetically

CG 1/8 use-proved of test PACKAGE Incorporated. film RESISTORS

miniaturization.

same to prove leaving carbon RELEASE ENCAPSULATED immediate resistor I/10th-watt in resistor commercially

• - The

IMMEDIATE GLASS 1/4-INCH Instruments conventional of the FOR precision by Texas TI Type tension HIGHEST hermetic achievement HARD

26 - - (Special)

announced size FOR 1/8-WATT RATED DALLAS, DIVISION element free hermetic and stability, new sealing in a hard glass of organic compounds resistors are easily (more) technique envelope, and solders. characterized withstanding is used by unsuch violent Hard Glass Encapsulated directly from molten TI Type CG 1/8 hard glass in values from 1/8-Watt Tl's New tests as passing available all TI Sales Offices 10 ohms and may

• Page

Resistors solder cold into to 100K at a tolerance be obtained water. resistors encapsulated off-the-shelf 2 are now of ±1% through from all authorized Type CG 1/8

TI distributors.

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NOTE TO EDITORis attached for your A glossy use. photograph of Tl's new resistor Don Maclve r Public Rel ations Managar Central Marketing TEXAS Tommy V/ ilson

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NE vl S RELEASE TEXAS FOR IMMEDIATE INSTRUMENTS DISTRIBUTOR HOUSTON, service Protection signed Products stated according Group Instruments

of the Houston-based are

and service offices. considered ideal cations, in commercial The units, production which natural gas, propane or butane attended installations. Doremus for the unit include gas pipe pipe lines lines The TE generators Laboratories engineered Cathodic Corpus Christi, said being Los An g eles, of cathodic protection through parts, designed casings, salt protection operate a few of the cathodic or other CPS' s sales water un- protection applica- hot spots for the protection handling developed by TI' s Central with Cathodic Protection Service. has New Orleans,

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sales on bare of coated equipment. initially Service from for remote, extensive power by Tl's appli- Instruments. primarily of well manufactured Protection Manager for cathodic no moving supplemental were in conjunction and are contain protection treaters and Jr., available by Texas and are and for furnishing and heater protection Incorporated

to C. Y1. Nimitz,

generators tions and in Houston. president The TE generators, sales for cathodic

TI thermoelectric

are SERVICE distributor generators Texas GENERATOR PROTECTION

• An exclusive

between

Service,

Ed Doremus, firm,

WITH CATHODIC

for thermoelectric

has been

Industrial

THER M OELECTRIC

1961 - (Special)

27, agreement Cathodic Tl's AGREE i\1ENT June applications ANNOUNCES RELEASE Research The units were Apparatus division in Houston. and service offices in Houston, Odessa, Pittsburgh, and Tulsa. Don .• ac~ver Public Re la ti.Jns Central ttarke ·· ~ager ENGINEERING SUPPLY COMPANY DIVISION CORPORATE A NEWS RELEASE 7-6121 MONDAY, JULY 3, T P. BEALS ROBER Beals to be Levering, Jr., Presi- today by G. W. Company. Mr. Beals, who for dent of Engineering was Data Processing in Dallas, effective today. inventory control, warehousing Manager His 1961 P. of Robert announced was Supply NAMES INCORPORATED

TEL · FLEETWOOO

/

35 , TEXAS

• - - Appointment

3 - - - (Special)

of Operations INSTRUMENTS OF OPERATIONS MANAGER NEW Manager DALLAS COMPANY SUPPLY ENGINEERING July / FOR RELEASE DALLAS, TEXAS DRIVE DENTON 6000 OF at ESCO, will duties include of operations direction assume 10 months the past responsibility for purchasing, customer service and data

and deliveries,

processing. was Beals Mr.

and the Burroughs

Corporation,

all of Detroit.

in Industrial Engineering from II h e served in the air Institute of Industrial Chrysler Corporation received

BS and MS degrees in Detroit.

a Captain. He is a member and ESCO power arts, representing porated. world-wide SUPPLIES :/ transmission some and safety Supply / Engineers children four ELECTRONIC Texas division GEOPHYSICAL Incor Instruments Instruments,

of Texas firm.

and geophysics / the Southwest, throughout supplies is a corporate manufacturer electronics as force and graphic geophysical electronic, including

500 manufacturers

Engineering INDUSTRIAL industrial, distributes State Wayne has

He is married,

Sciences. He Dallas. in North home his War

of t h e American

of Management The Institute and makes World During University the Rand, Remington with associated previously / SAFETY / POWER TRANSM I SSION

3A , 3B, 3C, 3D, 3E, [ and Black Dot list

Distribution: ~an~ger ~elations Central lar~eting Pubic O P R O I N C R A T E

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D ·FOR IMME DIA TE RELEASE NEWS RELEASE today Incorporated company 15 - (Special) July growth. future 11

of responsibilities

a reassignment announced He also the needs and of two new product the creation announced "to provide for its present suited best structure Instruments of Texas E. Haggerty P.

• President

with the organizational anticipated DIVISIONS TWO NEW PRODUCT CREATES DALLAS,

RESPONSIBILITIES,

REASSIGNS

INSTRUMENTS

·TEXAS

divisions. Vice President

in all effectiveness will report activities of all TI operating The heads operations. of current areas of Operations. Vice President is to maximize responsibility his primary In his new position is appointed division,

Semiconductor-Components

of the in charge formerly Jr., Shepherd, Mark

to him. Vice President

formerly S. T. Harris, long responsibility for developing for TI growth

and performance.

range plans Thomsen, in charge attaining to assure objectives future & Finance, of Control in charge formerly has of Marketing, Vice President C. J. continues to have primary

responsibilities

for financial

corporate

communication

with customers,

suppliers, shareholders, and Thomsen will report directly activities in addition, and, employees and

the community. Shepherd, in these

Harris to President assignments. (more) MAILING ADDRESS : POST OFFICE BOX 5474 • DALLAS 22 , TEXAS • ADAMS 5 - 3111 CABLE: TEXINS 6C \q b I] Don Maciver INSTRUMENTS TEXAS 5C, Haggerty Page two Reassignment

of responsibilities

W. F. Joyce, Vice President-Apparatus, responsibility for the Apparatus the corporate level. Two new divisions division, have been but will assume created formerly conducted by the Semiconductor-Components formerly Transistor Products Group division. Jay Rodney . Reese, formerly heads the new Components manager, division.

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continues to perform ancillary Components duties James the new Transistor Products at all the operations division. heads to have primary Group R. McDade, Products manager,

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Distribution: Don f,~ac~ 'Jr • ~anager Relations Puhlic

fi:tx:is kf~~TRUMENTS Ce C

IN RELEASE TEXAS INSTRUMENTS 31 - (Special) July officers or managers changes are

by the Board

of ten present

of Directors

The

of responsibilities.

and a reassignment

Vice , Executive Jr. Shepherd, activities. S. T. Harris, S enior Vice

with responsibility

President responsibility with President are:

of responsibility

and new areas new titles their operating company the election Instruments immediately. effective The officers, Mark P. to new offices OF TEN OFFICERS of Texas E. Haggerty

• President

today announced Incorporated RELEASE

OF RESPONSIBILITIES

AND REASSIGNMENT

TO NEW POSITIONS DALLAS, ELECTION ANNOUNCES PRESIDENT EXPRESSWAY IMMEDIATE FOR NEWS CENTRAL NORTH 13500 RATED O ORP for all corporate for development. C. J. activities W. F. C e cil P. divi~ion operations. James R. McDade, with responsibility for financial to President Haggerty. for the Apparatus

to be assigned. International

of the newly-created activities overseas all of the company's to encompass directly in charge President Vice Dotson, President report

responsibilities

corporate

i n geophysical

Products Vice Senior and additional division will and Thomsen Harris Joyce, responsibility with President

communications.

and corporate Shepherd, Vice Senior Thoms en, except those Vice President in charge of the newly-created Transistor Vice President in charge of the newly-created Components division. Jay Rodney Reese, (more) MAILING involved ADDRESS : POST OFFICE BOX 5474 DALLAS 22 , TEXAS • ADAMS 5 - 3111 CABLE : TEXINS

Page two announces TI president of ten officers election

division. F. Bryan division. in the Apparatus Livings, Treasurer, 38, joined the E. George Shepherd, Bachelor his He received of Illinois in 1947. During World War Association. Communications Harris joined the company time to the selling to devote full in 1951. He received a member President Vice Board St. work at Southern Methodist and Steering Dallas Chamber School of Texas. During Marketing Division. of Commerce, World (more) War at the University Manage1;1-ent and is a former

He is a member

and of the Board II he served He is University. International Committee Marketing President, Engineering Council of AMA's Vice elected hired person the first engineer, in Electrical Association's of Directors, Mark's degree Management

and All-AMA in charge

He was function. Bachelor his of the American Council Planning

in 1949 as a sales

in 1939 and did graduate of Tennessee Forces of the Armed and a member Engineers (JG)

He is a Senior

maintenance. electronics and in radar Methodist a Lieutenant he was service II Naval 1955. since at the University Engineering in Electrical of all in 1952 and Vice at Southern degree of Radio field Engineering in Electrical Master of the Institute in charge division in 1942 and his Member been that into degree

as a specialist

Thomsen.

Semiconductor-Components

University on a cruiser to C. J. He has in 1948. TI' s entrance

of the former

in charge reporting also company since activities semiconductor President group Products

of the Government

in charge President Vice Wissemann, J. H. Thomsen. to C. J. reporting Counsel, and General Secretary Relations; of Corporate in charge President Vice Smith, of the of Trustees, as an officer in the

Page three announces TI president officers ten of election

en came Manufacturing division a member in 1951 and became in Industrial degree Bachelor in 1952. He received his Engineering at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Conference Board; Industrial Association; Engineering Institute; Advisory Council, Bureau of Business Research, of Commerce Chamber President upon its creation and Physics Chemistry During with rank Radio of Lieutenant Engineers Security Association, Industrial Armed and the Foundation Committee, his for in 1932 and Bureau Chemical other Association. His Forces Communications (more) respectively. discharged

of Aeronautics,

being Member of the Institute He is a Senior Society memberships and a . Trustee include

and Electronics

in degree and Master 1934, elected division the Apparatus degree Bachelor University was

of Manufacturing,

responsibility

in the Navy's

and of the American

Security States. in 1949 as Manager Commander. National Polytechnic Rensselaer and the Manufacture of Texas; He received War II he was World National Administration University at Marquette Committee, of Business of the United in 1953. Executives, Council, in 1951 and assigned a Vice of Finance Development College the company joined Joyce Advisory Procurement Industrial Planning Division of the Finance Council Association; He is a Director, University. Hopkins at Johns and a member Management American Council, of Directors of America, Institute Controllers of the Board work

In 1941 he did graduate

1938. and Finance of Control in charge President Vice elected He was

of Aeronautics.

Bureau

(JG) in the Navy's

as a Lieutenant

service after and of the Laboratory

in 1946 as Controller

to the company

Thoms Commander. of Lieutenant rank with discharged being U. S. Navy, of of the National American Association, Ordnance and Page four announces TI president of ten officers election Association. Industries Electronics He came when the company Components division. He received at Southern Methodist University McDade Engineering Electrical in Business degree years spent three work in electronics He received at Southern Methodist University Force radar . Reese came officer field sales design manager

and application

World during War the division was named General division. He received his Bachelor degree (more) where University he He did graduate faculty. Harvard University, He served three marketing manager and in 1960 was named He recently Master

in 1947 and his

was district

He subsequently

manager. in degree Bachelor years as II. in 1955 as a product division. for his of the Manager General _at Yale of Technology. Institute to the company

Semiconductor-Components

the division's department Engineering on the Electrical in the directed in 1950 at Northwestern Administration

and Massachusetts

University an Air division. and radar Engineering Engineer was named He recently Products Transistor newly-created 1958 he has Since operations. transistor germanium in the Semiconductor Industrial in 1956 as Chief division.

Semiconductor-Components

In 1954 he became in 194 7. Instruments Texas joined of group in Mechanical degree Bachelor his and of Operations and in 1957 Manager

of Manufacturing

Manager

of manufacturing

to the project.

assigned

and scientists

since

he was in the small

field

the semiconductor

entered specialists manufacturing superintendent

to TI in 1951 as an assistant

1958.

operations

semiconductor

of TI' s European

in charge been has Dotson Manager and national Components

of the newly-created

in Electrical Engineering in the Group Components at Princeton '• Page five announces TI president of ten officers election University in 1950. in the Far East,

1941 to 1945 he serv e d as an officer and

graduated was Smith work did graduate in the Navy, Government Products Southern two years. From specializing in the use, repair in 1941 with a Bachelor degree for teacher physics for from graduation his Manufacturing of Engineering of the in charge from Harvard College four years in the U. He served

in Mathematics.

placed and equipment. of electronic supervision in charge school a high he was University Methodist President Following in 1961. formed it was when group Laboratory was in 1954 and division the Apparatus

in 1945 in the Vice

Assistant elected He was division. company the joined Wissemann Corps Signal repair. and installation telephone in radio specializing the Army with

II he served

War World During in 194 7. University degree at Columbia Counsel, was elected Secretary Livings joined the He joined the company also served as in 1952 and which he law his He received of Technology. Institute

at Massachusetts

during Force S. Air in 1951 as Legal from Treasurer 195 3 to 1960. of the Apparatus Controller Components his received Texas since division in 1954 and He was Director. Assistant in 1960. Treasurer in 1956. He became Bachelor d e gree in Commerce at Southern Methodist degree in Business Administration with Master

at SMU in 1961.

He has

been

1947.

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a Certified

made

of the Semiconductor--

Controller

division

in 1939 and his management

in 1949 as Budget

company Public He University a major in Accountant in Distribution:

IA, 3A, 3B, 3C, 3D, 3E, 4B, 4C, 4D, 4E, 5A, 5B, 5D, 5E 6C (Group from BD List)

Don Maciver TEXAS INCORPORATED FINANCIAL TEXAS FOR RELEASE INSTRUMENTS FIRST DALLAS, its NEWS HALF today ended June but net earnings were QUARTER LEVELS for higher industry mid .. year for the first $6,374,000, six months equal For outstanding. 3,923,687 the three-month period and net earnings on 3,935,494 shares s a les billed to $1. 01 per were June then to of 1960, For than foreseen This resulted from of of 1960, equal sales sales to $2. 00 per billed to $0. 65 per period

and net earnings

dollar and net on the basis six months the three-month in earnings to lower share on

of the $ubject.

$119,860,000 1961, equal the decline that influence outstanding. 30, common says

semiconductors.

periods $7,921,000, on 3,923,687 The report primarily the first $2,601,000, $59,853,000 share common were shares ended were outstanding. common reported

in a discussion

of 1961 were For common $60,883,000 1960, YEAR and three-month comparable says to $1. 60 per

$ 116, 051, 000 and net earnings

shares for Incorporated had an important review billed share IN EARNINGS lower. common common for RELEASE o"F PREVIOUS

both the six-month than

3,935,494 were FROM Instruments in the semiconductor billed were DECREASE billed 1961 were IMMEDIATE GAIN IN SALES, .. Texas sales the company's Sales earnings that 30, Conditions performance, REPORTS 14 - (Special) stockholders periods FOR AND SECOND August

[\?10\)

GENERAL OFFICES CENTRAL RESEARCH BUILDING 13500 NORTH CENTRAL EXPRESSWAY

INSTRUMENTS were shares in most the slow recovery June $3,991,000, then areas common ended share 30, equal outstanding. for the period sales were was due but especially in the general in economy (more) MAILING ADDRESS : POST OFFICE BOX 5474 • DALLAS 22, TEXAS • ADAMS 5-3111 • CABLE: TEXINS Page two 1st half - 2nd qtr. & earnings sales pricing "Competitive during six months. TI, however, in a maturing industry, extensive totaled approximately in large programs. I customers probably overcapacity is absorbed by the of certain other producers and are valued been adjustments of substantial several until until (1) military these programs TI to make industrial maintained position to make cost increase procurements and of markets expansion the

(3) the industry

further, improve conditions (4) the policy, Tl's inventory surplus inventories is corrected. Under of current salability and prevailing prices. results and minimize risk the awaited speed reflected in current 11 the report says,

now is materializing,

Mor e should to appear continue periods. indicate the company production schedules

be forthcoming,

it adds, to acc elerate requests components. expected spending requirements. in later developments,

Current up in defense

are favorable condition to meet being are likewise development a natural important for devices volume on the basis therefore

Any adjustments

enable large economic (2) general have results more TI in an even substantially, position for expenditures Mechanization will "Pressures Expenditures reliable of highly quantities are prices and prepared in 1960 and the the past throughout continued accordit1gly and diodes, of transistors areas declining that recognizing had planned satisfy and reductions of 1960, in 1961 to place levels at high half $8,000,000 uses. and military in some mechanization through deliveries pressures the last commenced which expected. than lower spending of defense and a level 1962. (more) for that already defense but the full received having equipments effects are and not

Page three 1st half - 2nd qtr. sales & earnings

It also improving, but that in the short term defense, is an important supplier of systems

and reconnaissance,

and satellite programs. in the systems contractor UNIFORM, the large-scale underground nuclear for and for more than

for identifying

a score VELA and monitoring eight .received TI has that reveals report air become TI has of Project project of which this project, some

of the uncertai!}

timing of the upswing under $5,000,000 those of the second fourth quarter to reach now .are not expected in April and could quarter is not as strong fall P. E. Haggerty every outlook, state confidence share level, made than A stronger year. approximate should Net earnings in April. of $3. 50 per share forecast particularly if the fourth of the Board J. 11

as anticipated.

the long-term level the minimum to the $3. 00 per Regarding the full year customers, will be lower last periods

of the forecast

level is the lower which for billed and sales TI and its

and net earnings

billed and of the comparable quarter is expected "We have sales third-quarter that for periods of vacation and the effects spending it now appears "Because continues: The report and President and apparatus ai 1962. through $240,000,000 than more aggregating programs. stages The explosions. business in Tl's on military development government is slowly of defense, to the needs of geosciences a principal in defense change dependent In the application extend upward operations warfare, contracts economy from come must antisubmarine of missile the general any marked

"in our judgment

Instruments Texas that signs are there that notes Chairman E. Jonsson in the report: that (more) Tl's growth will continue. In spite of

Page four 1st half - 2nd qtr. sales & earnings

and component products to grow substantially broad capability in high volume and Tl's through production In addition, of real significance will be new areas development efforts

of the past

few years. devices and equipment infrared, precision confidence defense high

See attached earnings.

level of our statement research continued product innovation of extremely reliable devices. of TI first-half growing the rapidly include for

markets in such

applications Further, our marketing

and development

from resulting of business and magnetics. of our personnel, of our transistor and broadening and industrial microwave optics, on the competence the continuing NOTE: for These needs; to defense of geosciences application sales we expect industry, in the semiconductor pressures efforts and second-quarter new as fields

we base strength,

our and •." sales and

Page five ls~ half - 2nd qtr. sales & earnings TEXAS lt '1S'l'RUl-fEN 1J. 1S llJCORPORATED Af'ill SUBSIDIAdIES CONDENSEDS'I'ATEMENTOF INCOJviE

( Estimated) For The Six Months Ended June 30 1960 1959 (a)

1961 Earned per common share (before preferred dividends) Earned per common share (after preferred dividends) Sales billed Net profit before income taxes Net profit after income taxes Number of common shares outstanding

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

(a)

Inc1L1des operations of Metals and international subsidiaries for entire period.

Corporation and its (merged with Texas Instruments

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domestic April 17, 1959)

Do,1 l~n.clvcr ublic Central

Rehtio:1s ·•anoger f'<>r:eting TEXAS INSTRUMENTS

• ~ INCORPORATE,O Tommy Wilson

P. 0. BOX 66027 , HOUSTON 6 JACKSON 6-141 1 CABLE: TEXINS

APPARATUS DIVISION INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS GROUP NEWS RELEASE TEXAS INSTRUMENTS CHICAGO FOR HOUSTON, sales APPOINTS APPARATUS August IMMEDIATE REGIONAL DIVISION SALES INDUSTRIAL 14 - (Special)

• Guy W. Wilson

for the Industrial Products O. F. manager Incorporated, will FOR

be in charge

Henning, of the group marketing 1 group MANAGER PRODUCTS has been of Texas manager, s Mid-America RE LEASE GROUP named regional Instruments announces. region IN with Wilson headquarters in Chicago. Wilson sales TI,

engineer he was

for with Production has been the with TI for company the Allison four years. in Cleveland division He was and Chicago of General Motors formerly . a district Before joining and Thompson

Company. He has

in Pittsburgh. The

a BS degree

in industrial

He is a veteran Industrial

and manufacture

instruments, industrial geophysical equipment from Carnegie Tech

of the U . S. Army. group

of TI 1 s Apparatus division is engaged of industrial controls, test equipment and supervisory systems and Products in the design engineering strip-chart recorders, .

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Public

Central

Manager Relations Marketing RP

CO IN Don Maciver INSTRUMENTS TEXAS Dot [IC!(;: 6C & Black (Over) 3C, 3B, Distribution: ED T RA O

OFFICES GENERAL BUILDING RESEARCH CENTRAL EXPRESSWAY CENTRAL NORTH 13500

RELEASE TEXAS INSTRUMENTS August of Texas Instruments corporate relations responsibility for the company's C. J. announced President Vice Senior President Vice elected newly Smith, assumed has Incorporated, function, F.

• Bryan

14 - (Special) DALLAS, FUNCTION RELATIONS ' S CORPORATE COMPANY FOR RESPONSIBILITY ASSUMES SMITH F. BRYAN PRESIDENT VICE RELEASE IMMEDIATE FOR NEWS Thomsen today. I Smith Relations, directly to Thomsen, Senior and for press, activities, maintains (4) the local (5) company with of relations aspects some President (1) its with exchanges, and stock institutions investment and national Vice relations the company Secretary

communications.

and corporate

activities

in which

(2.) the communities

and national of Corporate for the company's responsibility will have shareholders, (3) local report in charge for all financial responsibility Smith President He will Counsel.

and General who has

is Vice

s title

employees

and (6) the U. S. Government.

for four

Treasurer

from

He was graduated

195 3 to 1960.

in Mathematics.

with a Bachelor degree during which he did graduate as Legal work City law firm Counsel in 1951. He served as

in 1960 and also

Counsel in 1952. and General Secretary elected was Instruments Texas joining before years from He served four

at the Massachusetts

Coordinator.

Relations

with a New York

was Smith N. Y., of Bronxville, Formerly Financial appointed Relations Public will be Don Maclver, newly M. Perdue, and Richard Manager; to Smith reporting those Among Harvard College in 1941 years in the U. S. Army, Institute of Technology, (more) MAILING ADDRESS: POST OFFICE BOX 5474 DALLAS 22, TEXAS ADAMS 5-3111 CABLE : TEXINS '3

• . .....

Page two TI vice president Bryan F. Smith

and was discharged University with rank of Major. He received his law degree at Columbia in 194 7. He is a Vice President Secretaries, a Director Dallas Heart Association, Dallas Petroleum Dallas, with his Club, wife, and Director

of the Dallas

the former June and one daughter.

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Society of Corporate Commission, a Director of the Crime and a member and Northwood

of the American

of the Dallas Club. Elizabeth

Salesmanship

He lives Rafferty,

Club, at 4655 Meadowood and their five Road, sons Don Maciver Public Relations Central Marketin • Manager Tom Boynton

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ENGINEERING SUPPLY COMPANY A CORPORATE DIVISION 6000 DENTON OF TEXAS / DALLAS DRIVE INSTRUMENTS 35, TEXAS ENGINEERING SUPPLY NEW MANAGER DALLAS, August manager

of the Industrial W. Snipes,

OF INDUSTRIAL Marketing Harris joined FLEETWOOD 7-61-21 twelve years became sales manager and will continue tools in direct SALES Department assumes DEPARTMENT of C. L. Harris was announced of Engineering responsibility and industrial as today Supply by Company.

for the sale

of supplies. as a salesman in 1949, and has worked sales management. and sales of the Geophysical to direct RELEASE

NAMES C. L. HARRIS

appointment Manager the company the past

-The

Sales

and manufacturing

Harris

COMPANY

16- -(Special)-

In his new capacity, milling TEL: FOR IMMEDIATE NEWS RELEASE R,obert / INCORPORATED and Graphic the operations for In 1958 he Arts Department, of that department in addition to his new activities, A graduate Bachelor of Arts infantry officer European degree in World theater.

the U. S. Army Brigadier

After Reserve, Methodist University, in Business Harris Administration War ll, he served in 1935,

as a Lieutenant

the war he continued and was recently received his military promoted his

As an Colonel

in the training with to the rank of General. Harris Society of Southern is a member of the Society of Tool Engineers, Society of Automotive of Exploration Engineers, American Geophysicists, Dallas (more) SUPPJ...tES : / INDUSTRIAL / ELECTRONIC / GEOPHYSICAL / SAFETY / POWER TRANSMISSION

Page two Engineering

Supply Geophysical Society, Company He is a native of Dallas with his

in the community

of Reproduction

and the Engineers, Club. Electronics Dallas the Society of Texas and makes wife and two daughters. and is a member

his home He takes

of the Oak Cliff

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in the Oak Cliff an active Lions

Club. section interest , 4r INSTRUMENTS TEXAS R. Simons

I N C O R P O R A T E D

DIVISION

SEMICONDUCTOR-COMPONENTS

N-P-N COMPLEMENTARY BY TEXAS DEVELOPED SAN FRANCISCO, August germanium mesa N-P-N announced The

TIX 89 6 emerges

IC device = 10 ma, features IB a high emitter 35 from systems Incorporated. complementary N-P-N to become using epitaxial P-N-P switchers. JEDEC TO-18 package, = O. 5 ma. Additional breakdown voltage Tl's of O. 14 volts voltage

a low saturation

characteristics

of the available new germanium at maximum

TIX 896 include

minimum

beta

10 ma to 50 ma,

and an fT of 400 me minimum at V CE = 5v, As an important new units these of high-speed quantities

to the field

contribution computers, through of 5 volts, all counters, germanium and usage and similar apparatus. TI Field mesa Sales switches I

A reproducible your use.

C are by de - available Offices.

photograph of Tl's new product is attached

= 30 ma. switch

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NOTE TO EDITOR

of

of complementary

acceptance

will find immediate

New TIX 896 N-P-N sample

20 ma in 18 nanoseconds Instruments of Texas Division type

of a developmental

a constant ing circuitry, signers of switching in a standard Packaged mesa capable as the first switching for high-speed INCORPORATED INSTRUMENTS

• Availability

by the . Transistor

was SWITCH MESA HIGH SPEED 23 - (Special) device RELEASE IMMEDIATE FOR RELEASE NEWS PRODUCT NEW 22, TEXAS DALLAS CABLE , TEXI NS • 5012 BOX

POST OFFICE 5-3111 ADAMS

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in

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NEW PRODUCT NEWS NEW COMPOUND ANNOUNCED Instruments Darlington Pair compound elem e nts. has ultra-high one unit in a standard minimum current a BVC ... gain at audio a minimum current gain package gain servos, audio TI 60 2 boasts a low VCE( sat), e s through all devices EBO TI Fi eld Sales are ideal or any other In addition transistor

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DEVELOPMENT OF AN ULTRA-HIGH SPEED P-N-P ANNOUNCED

SAN FRANCISCO,

GERMANIUM MESA SWITCH

BY TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED

August 23 - (Special)

• A new germanium mesa epitaxial

fT of 2.5 Kmc at lc = -10 ma, VCE = -2.5 v was displayed

typical

Instruments at the annual Western Electronic switching

epitaxial

switch to be announced

The TIX 895 transistor

heat dissipation

type TIX 895 is the fastest

and an electrically

thus finding wide usage in ultra-high

logic circuits for switching

speed computers,

electronic

TIX 895 transistors are now avai Iable in sample quantities

isolated case for

rates up to 300 me/sec, counters,

and data handling

through the nationwide

network of Tl Sales Offices. -30-

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problems.

The new unit excels in saturating

systems.

Featuring a total

in Tl 1s new welded pmesa* transistor package,

is packaged

of heat-sinking

here today by Texas

to date.

provides a ceramic base for superlative the elimination

the developmental

time of 3 nanoseconds,

saturated

Show and Convention.

switch with a

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FIRST DIFFUSED SI LICON Fl ELD EFFECT TRANSISTOR DEVELOPED BY TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED SAN FRANCISCO,

August 23 - (Special)

• Texas Instruments announced

the availability

their developmental

type TIX 690 Field Effect Transistor - an N-channel

diffused silicon

device

featuring

fying device conductive

dual gate control.

The Field Effect Transistor is a voltage-operated

which uses the depletion thickness

regions of back-biased

of a semiconductor

layer. N-P junctions of ampli to control the

The result is a high-input-impedance,

high

gain unit that will find unli 'mited usage in the input stages of audio and DC amplifiers, switching

applications, bandwidth amplifiers, voltage-control analog

Typical characteristics

led resistances,

multipliers,

of the TIX 690 are a Pinch-Off

in a four-leaded

through al I Tl Field Sales Offices.

voltage-control

and a host of other distinctive

Source Voltage of 20 v, and a Transconductance unit is being packaged

AGC circuits,

Voltage

of 2500 micromhos.

applications.

of 4 v, a Drain-to The revolutionary

Individual

specifications

sheets wi 11 be supplied

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NEW MULTIPLE LOGIC ELEMENT FROM TEXAS INSTRUMENTS SWITCHES 10 MA IN LESS THAN 40 NSEC

SAN FRANCISCO,

August 23 - (Special)

• The Transistor Division of Texas Instruments

today revealed

incorporating

two or more transistors or components

functions

• under the tradename

members of this new family is the Tl 603 multiple switching

into a single package

compound elements.

of µ-mul-ti*

for a variety of

One of the outstanding featuring

logic element,

This high-speed

time of less than 40 nsec at 10 ma.

• devices

a new Iine of compound elements

that it is marketing

Incorporated

a total saturated

device offers a new degree

of freedom in computer logic designs by combining the two transistors and four diodes necessary for a flip-flop

in~

eight-lead

one transistor and two diodes, The new Tl 603 multiple

TO-5 header.

Each of the two wafers in the package

al I made by the epitaxial logic element features

wide current range (0.5 ma to 50 ma).

planar technique. low leakage

and excel lent hFE over a

Maximum t 0 n is rated at 25 nsec, maximum t 0 ff is

35 nsec, and VcE(sat) is quoted as being 0.6 v maximum. immediate wide usage in digital

The Tl 603 is expected

circuits where space conservation

The new units are avai Iable in sample quantities

to find

is a requirement.

through the nationwide

network of

Tl Field Sales Offices. -30-

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THREE NEW GERMANIUM EPITAXIAL MESA SWITCHERS FROM TEXAS INSTRUMENTS COVER FULL RANGE OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS SAN FRANCISCO, Incorporated epitaxial

August 23 - (Special)

today announced

switching

high-speed

that it is marketing

transistors

switching

• The Transistor Products Division of Texas Instruments

a family of three high-speed

germanium

that will cover the full spectrum of computer requirements.

requirement

from l ma to 0.5 amp can be satisfied

Any

by some member of

this group ••• the Tl 897, 2N985 or 2N2173. The Tl 897 is characterized

at 10 ma for logic and register requirements,

a guaranteed

VcE(sat) of 0.16 volts at 10 ma and a guaranteed

It is packaged

in a JEDEC TO-18 case.

The 2N985 (formerly the Tl 898) is characterized and gating requirements.

It has a guaranteed

at 100 ma, and a guaranteed

BVcEO of 15 volts at 5 ma, a guaranteed time of 240 nsec, power dissipation This complete mesa construction Distributors

It also is in a TO-18 can.

specifically

in a TO-5 case,

of 750 mw at 25°C,

immediately

for your core driver

the 2N2173 features a guaranteed

hFE at 30 ma, a guaranteed

family of germanium transistors

• is available

and guaranteed saturated switching parameters

• with all the advantages

at 200 ma.

of epitaxial

through all Tl Sales Offices and authorized

from coast-to-coast.

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NOTE TO EDITOR:

logic

VcE(sat) of 0.16 volts at 10 ma and 0.25 volts

The 2N2173 (formerly the Tl 899) is characterized Packaged

minimum hFE of 40 at 10 ma.

at 100 ma to meet high-level

minimum hFE of 70 at 100 ma.

and thin film driver applications.

featuring

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NEW WELDED 1-1MESA*PACKAGE ANNOUNCED

SAN FRANCISCO, welded

by Texas Instruments where critical operating

BY TEXAS INSTRUMENTS

August 23 - (Special)

1-1mesa* package

FOR SILICON

was announced

Incorporated.

• A complete

TRANSISTORS

INCORPORATED

line of silicon

today at the Western

Electronic

The new 1-1mesacase is utilized

space requirements

exist and provides transistors excellent in a new Show and Convention on the Tl 420 family

heat dissipation

for

at high

temperatures.

The microminiature

case features a ceramic base with leads and weld ring high temperature brazed

to the metalized

ceramic.

Rugged ribbon leads may be bent to fit any

mounting

technique.

Heat-sii1king

is simplified

since the new 1-1mesacase is electrically

isolated

from the collector. The Tl 420 family is electrically

cases.

similar

Types Tl 420 and 421 are electrically

characteristics

for amp I ifying extremely

The Tl 422 and Tl 423 interchange switching applications

in small-signal 2N726.

amplifier The Tl 428 and Tl 429 function in complementary ponents and high-speed per circuit. and audio amplifier circuitry to the 2N929

in conventional

in low-I eve I/low-noise and 2N744

The Tl 426 silicon

transistor

switching

The Tl 432 and Tl 433

amp Iifier electrically and 2N1132 impedance, are designed of the

and are used for service

more efficiency to operate

for

is ideal for application

designs and has characteristics

as the 2N1131 and fewer com in medium power DC circuits. transistors and from authorized

in the welded

1-1mesapackage

is available

Tl distributors. -30-

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NOTE TO EDITOR:

JEDEC and 2N930 and have ideal with the 2N743 to gain lower output

The new family of silicon all Tl Sales Offices

similar

transistors

smal I input signals

designs.

from 1 to 100 ma.

to Tl silicon

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INTRODUCES

TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED 11

ADMT 11 SERIES OF GERMANIUM

that it is marketing

dubbed the

11

a new line of germanium

specifically

ADMT' 1 line,

(Tl 365, 395, 396), AM receivers

200 me, they exhibit

current gain (hfe),

radio equipment.

low output capacity,

With an alpha cutoff typically

than l megohm.

greater

(Tl 385,

Band Transceivers

(Tl 363, 364), and the gamut of amateur

excel lent high-frequency

output impedance

Mesa .!_ransistors,

AM-FM Receivers Citizen has applications.

for consumer product

Auto Radios (Tl 397, 398, 399),

386, 387, 388, and 389),

and a typical designed Alloy ~iffused for the new "ADMT" line include

Major applications

Al I of these units feature

TRANSISTORS

CONSUMER

• The Transistor Products Division of Texas Instruments

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very low noise figures and the RF amp I ifier units have typical

at

leakage

currents of less than one microamp. All devices

in the

11

ADMT 11 line will be packaged

a welded can whose size is midway between in diameter

new case -

those of the TO-18 and TO-5 cans, 0. 235 inches

and O. 330 inches high.

Intended

for use in entertainment

priced for consumer product quantities

in Tl's revolutionary

markets. applications, the ADMT 11 line is economically 11 All units are immediately

through Tl Field Sales Offices

available

in production

over the entire nation. -30-

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TWO NEW DEVICES FROM TEXAS INSTRUMENTS OFFER LOWEST BROADBAND NOISE FIGURE IN INDUSTRY

DALLAS, August 29 - (Special)

types 2N929/TI

are high-gain

as an outstanding

feature of

475. These newly JEDEC-registered

transistors

from Texas Instruments Incorporated

to 10 kc is now available device

maximum noise figure of 4 db from l O cps

• A guaranteed

474 and 2N930/TI

planar silicon

units specifically

designed for amplifying

extremely low input signals to a more usable level. Packaged a guaranteed low-noise at 5 volts, low leakage amplifier a guaranteed

in the JEDEC-standard

of 0 .01 microamps at 45 volts,

applications.

For particularly

beta of 100 at 10 microamps.

both the 2N929 and 2N930 feature an important characteristic high gain requirements, lcEO for both devices for critical

the 2N930 provides

is set at 0.002 microamps

the BVCEO rating for both being 45 volts at lc = 10 ma. The 2N929 and 2N930 high-gain

in high-sensitivity

amplifiers

silicon planar transistors will find unlimited

in all aspects of military and industrial

available

in production

network of authorized

Tl Distributors.

of them are immediately nationwide

TO-18 case,

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quantities

instrumentation.

service Both through Tl Sales Offices or the