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• (Special)

• A new limit

state electronics and high reliability has Apparatus of Texas Instruments several months

ago is continuing

-lever

makes

it particularly

interlocks and The useful new switch unit solid and a normally-open for state flexibility element is located at the control

TI ' s new STATRONIC input

power

and has

It i s impervious

Limit Switch, has no make

in any application

where high reliability The and limiting, of a solid state element packaged Typically the switching point location Limit an operating to moisture the safety . . in mounting complete at any convenient nearing switch with that test A life indicating is comprised provide is mounted position applications similar by the introduced been now employed. are switches actuated roller be used and may contacts electrical or break the ST ATRONIC called The new unit, featuring switch . cycles

40, 000, 000 trouble-free

RELIABILITY Incorporated. division commenced SWITCH LIMIT INSTRUMENTS FEATURING solid RELEASE IMMEDIATE FOR RELEASE and the temperature and corrosive

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NEW industrial communications for ments Incorporated. and diffused alloy manium band communications entire mesa the 2N2188 The extremely low, BV for CES COMMUNICATIONS 2N2189 at 40 volts, for performance new family of ger- by minimum BV This

is characterized

Instru- by Texas ultra-high features tran- of new DALMESA today

de to 100 me.

from transistors and line was announced series 2N2188 The INCORPORATED

• A complete

18 - (Special) RELEASE IMMEDIATE SERIES 2N2188 INSTRUMENTS September sistors 11 DALMESA INDUSTRIAL FOR the 11 BY TEXAS ANNOUNCED DALLAS, FOR RELEASE NEWS NEW PRODUCT DIVISION

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offered frequency wide bandwidth over a very 2db. Maximum series gives cellent performance. teed maximum low-frequency power guaranteed output .•. typical dissipation capacitance corner transistors result at 25°C products high-frequency performance in low-noise figure ambient. cutoff alpha than of less The TI 2N2188

of 60 and 90 me to assure stability

of 2. 8 pf at 9 volts.

(more) and high noise mid-frequency is 125-mw gain/bandwidth Increased noise results from ex- guaran- Announces Instruments Texas .•. . Series Page 2 are: units

of the new DALMESA

parameters Typical 2N2188 New "DALMESA" PARAMETER 2N2188 2N2189 2N2190 2N2 l 9 l

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package--a yet smaller

handling, welded, than spacing. The DALMESA 2N2188 series

is economically

nearest TI sales office or authorized your designed

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and is now available

TI distributor.

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DIVISION APPARATUS FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE NEW PRODUCT NEWS RELEASE TEXAS INSTRUMENTS ANNOUNCES NEWX-BAND PARAMETRICAMPLIFIER at X-band parametric amplifier developed tended primarily for radar applications, used porated in features are of advanced radar designs. a 4.5-db stage and a fixed K-band 15-db gain; of milliwatts gives a utilizes circuit a broadband minimum requires and

characteristics

gain stable in diode 50 than less with The amplifier varactor arsenide TI gallium single at bandwidth 30-mc pump frequency required. pump power incor- circulator including figure, contribution; second and or be performance Important noise can amplifier equipment radar system normal loss that range In Instruments. Texas the existing the extend to

a new nondegenerate

in simplicity operational provides Ge range a 1.1- over tuning 21--(Special}--Single-knob

DALLAS, September

adjustment. tuning For more amplifiers operating Microwave Products at S, L,

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X-band new nondegenerate Texas Instruments single-knob features amplifier parametric operation. to simplify tuning

GSI '1NFORMA TION Geophysical Service 900 Exchange Bank Dallas 35, Texas FL 7-4311 Robert F. Alexander

September 22, For immediate SERVICE Inc. Bldg. 1961 release GSI REORGANIZES DOMESTIC 0:pERA TIONS DALLAS, Texas.

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the needs of its ganization of Geophysical manager bined clients, of domestic GSI's Gulf into Coast Eastern Recent two increases of a section The section changes will

comprehensively

have made announced R.H. Rainey, have been com as manager. Inc., and Canadian operations. and Southeastern which operations will be headed on the Gulf Coast. vin Gontarek in the Gulf Coast West Headquarters for

in the or

G. A. 1 (Jim} Howard offshqre work prompted with in domestic serve been Service of oper ·ations Coast. to more Operations, matibn new In order handle thpse by T. P. ~llsworth, Ellsworth area operations and domestic will the exclusively. formerly manager be assisted by Mar

by E. A. Kiesler marine

for- operations on the will be

in Houston. Howard

will maintain for the present Proffitt in Shreveport; son, Miss. i and time. Clark Eastern He will Operations be assist~d T. A. Halbrook Allen headquarters by Virgil in Tulsa;

in New Orleans. --more--

John in Houston Teufel and J.M. Ute sch in Jack- .. add GSI reorganization--first received with been Ellsworth, graduate Far the from University Rice Institute of California joined

GSI in 1951 as a division

and was formerly with the manager, Richfield Oil ration. Note to editors: Glossy photos in 1949. 1949. · GSI since who of Yale Operations, East from engineering in mechanical degrees

in 1946 and in geophysics He has

of GSI's manager formerly Howard, of Howard and Ellsworth are attached. is a Corpe- Don Maciver Public Rela.,1;ions M~~a er Central r.ia~IW!n'g-51

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29--(Special)--Operation

at high levels, fast recovery, high accuracy, long-term stability are features of a new ground multiplexer announced by Texas Instruments The versatile, all state unit features between 200 frames per second for 48 one sync input e x cellent station electronic Incorporated. sampling fifty rates percent duty channel. With millivolts and of Oto ranges 20 and cycle channels information ranging Oto full scale, 10 volts Accuracy and percent +0.05 is 5 megohms ohms for the high feature, a +10 volt the of inputs 5 volts. effect solid differential impedance not overload other and between it Oto and 5 an output +20 microvolts for millivolt the ranges. minimum level. low and produces is for both high-level for Because the of low level the Input and 0.5 the overload channel or gain 0.2 percent. overload on any channels by more than meg recovery (more) range will 2--Multiplexer be used The same basic unit can without degradation of performance. bipolar inputs, ranges and sampling at meet stated 2000 hours least For can will The multiplexer for rates multiplexer, contact Instruments Incorporated, also available operation. Input is by the specified for customer. specifications performance adjustment. without on this information detailed be variations It duty-cycle 100 percent format with advanced electronic Texas Marketing, Apparatus Division, P.O. Box 6015, Dallas 22, TI's low/high Texas.

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C O R FINANCIAL TI SENIOR P O R E D 13500 PRESIDENT ADDRESSES October 5- (Special) SAN FRANCISCO, of Texas Instruments Security Analysts Incorporated today

in 1950 to $232

million TI expects This his development more significant

• Senior

reviewed ·its in TI, growth EXPRESSWAY IMMEDIATE RELEASE sales ANALYSTS C. J. President the San Francisco from

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~~ SECURITY billed one of the basic Thomsen Society of of $7. 5 million management approaches growth. centering, President management CENTRAL Vice for in 1960 and described is product-customer whose NORTH ,0 P. one of the management E. contribution Haggerty than has putting approaches described TI into as being the a semiconductor

industry. "Product-customer TI 1 s success upon

its centering, in sustaining itself to create products ability we identify Whenever

we can bring

together

under

responsibilities

for customers make company's seven product divisions. blocks of our

a product-customer

them. depends In a product-customeras line at least

responsibilities.

a minimum of create, grouping of products and center. There 50 of them These centers are its of becoming are the building business." that TI had declared last year company, Mr. Thomsen stated "this still definitely part of its future in the electronics MAILING that institution Recalling TI foresees "emphasizes and market a particular established the for one individual we have across dollar create, said, as a business and markets environment, and market Thomsen and growing centered make, Mr. 11 a substantial ADDRESS: POST OFFICE BOX 5474 1'morel DALL S 22, TEXAS • goal ADAMS

is the goal.

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OFFICES RESEARCH FOR RELEASE VICE by which A T GENERAL CENTRAL industry, CABLE: a billion 11 He said where TEXINS the Page two San Francisco Analysts Security has field, the field of energy, He said the total in 1970. grown from

to $18. 5 billion

II 11 growth, "This both "comes he added, increases from in the markets into new and capabilities a substantial position in the electronic complex systems lines product of our and the broadening themselves 11 markets. 11 Our l. subassemblies and we feel ten years been these capabilities not only

can be utilized

rate over and the past in the military instrumentation in the industrial

but particularly

market significant at a most increasing have of the electronics portion and producing in developing capabilities because: market available larger of the much portion of attaining confident TI was He said major had it to grow expect in 1960 and "we

in 1950 to $7 billion

$1. 7 billion metals areas to TI in all these available market special he added. exploration,

and in space

in the future a long-term foresees TI also by 1970. to double in 1960 and is expected

to $ 10. 5 billion

$2. 7 billion 1950 from since grown market electronics The systems. through in materials strengths has company portion. 11 will need 2. with closely to work their

and we feel

fortunate in having relationship. Our

product-customer

11 3. and how this Tirs increasing knowledge can components of electronic suppliers Future su .bstantial acquired approach upon emphasis exploit in solving customers the use (more) of materials networks application problems, experience encourages materials and integrated in this kind of it. in research is definitely and development paying off. Page three San Francisco Analysts Security We were the first and offered for silicon transistors. Solid Circuit semiconductor sale the achieved in a single diffusion,

and deposition,

of semiconductor

piece could electronic components material by processes significant be more well "We feel confident of realizing opportunities of our substantial knowledge of special because "In the field of energy, we feel there in energy sources, distribution, and storage, as well associated with We start with in handling nuclear production. energy offers ·exploration definite being keep from exploration efforts. Certainly, our experience help us to realize Mr. Thomsen would

He said quarter mix

1 s. sales that be slightly over of common TI 1 s fourth-quarter earnings per and,

of experience technology.

significant in outer space in various and electronics of 1 inner 1 space. 11 ended the third quarter, earnings would be between expected to be above the third depend upon the strength and

fo r electronics

equipment for and stock . are he added, "will in Department of Defense procurement (more) Anyone in the exploration better," much TI for in materials in geosciences billed growing background again, involved $51 million share "How of the upturn

the opportunities

indicated and 20 cents 10 cents markets the as the instrumentation opportunities. can hardly 30, metals a unique

in instrumentation,

materials, systems September than opportunities are probably electronics should of etching, and our materials fabrication. "Space been have to electronics in special in their competence circuits, These networks. transistor. silicon of the advent

of conventional

characteristics

in which announced we have recently More to offer

[.GOc. Page four San Francisco Security Analysts

and upon when prime contractors contracts they already have. Lower said, result pressures rate than procure materials and components and fourth-quarter sales and earnings, short-term factors such as the competitive industry and an overall lower than anticipated thus this year . third- from several in the semiconductor of military procurements of electronic equipment "Some

of the problems,

particularly

in th .e semiconductor

mentioned

as affecting

I have

"On the other lowered

hand, for 1961, the year

TI' s 1961 earnings

those 11 anticipated primarily for will carry as a whole will improve into many 1962, Mr. of the factors

and we expect

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• - Texas

Instruments

work <in Western

Sudan

of its water

announced division R. C. Dunlap, Jr., division a part today. Cooperation

Administration,

of the U. S. Department of State, Instruments is supplying

of geophysicists

gravity to make in Western capacity began 1 to aid the Government to the Internati6nal posits contract October resources, RELEASE PARTY TO HELP FOR SUDAN Geosciences Sudan, of the reservoir Texas and magnetic measurements a field party gravel de over and from these to help determine the water-bearing gravels. The contract calls for a seven-month the Texas Instruments party will Survey field program. During the program the Government of Sudan Geological of geophysical instruments which include operate from by Texas Department the Worden train members of in the use and operation gravity meter manufactured camp furnished by the Instruments. The field Government party of Sudan. be done by senior Branch will Final a desert interpretation geophysicists base of the data of the Geosciences obtained division

in the field

Gravity

will

and Geodesy

in Dallas. The Geosciences

division has since 1930. The Sudan of major governmental ploration for petroleum survey

is one of a number

undertaken in broadening earth sciences. ADDRESS : P . 0 . BOX its been research, active in world water development, wide geophysical resources programs ex development that and operations the division work has in the

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and immediately

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The development

of Solid by Texas Instruments was available made an extensive custom participated as a major evaluation design under the guid a nce Systems Division. Contract designs, manufacturing Advanced used by Texas Series 51 are have been circuits, steps realized semiconductor 1s research those integrated wishing design derived one standard silicon in the slice, line with its will

it is then

connections allow an effective attendant economies. oxide coating and deposited leads silicon bar. The completed silicon sealed package. Instruments are Laboratory, Aeronautical custom additional technical

and fabrication

technique All of the units wafer. After data}. all electrical paths made. The

standardization

manufacturing silicon volume circuit are mounted network 51 of fabrication to be quickly is protected with connections on the for point ...to .. point then are in the one of the six Series new semiconductor (more) Electronic for used bars Molecular designated Each are has applications. its networks. from products,

and development,

and equipment

in producing

and appropriate

Texas Force Technology unit to these in the U. S. Air is for announced

of 1960 1 a catalog

Instruments

techniques,

and fabrication

was Texas includes information networks is available.

of the Electronic effort

design In addition Instruments formed for this semiconductor

by the industry.

contractor make techniques possible. At the beginning program Program (Following Circuit

and fabrication

networks immediately in 1959, early for

miniaturization

51 serr.iconductor

of Series

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type SN 515 exclusive

in addition outputs follower to following capability power drain logic have units,

SN 511 and SN 513, Units

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$115 each for while emitter driving and SN 512•514 drain NOR/NAND follower of the emitter

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SN 514 and SN 515 sell

in quantities 1 to 25 units the power in the $50-$65 SN 512, and package for greater to allow The SN 510 flip--flop stages. 51 sell SN 510, outputs to the regular is about in a single

Both the SN 511 and SN 513 have

network.

of only 2 mw,

gates gates NOR/NAND SN 514 two independent

SN 512 and SN 513 NOR/NAND

types

circuits,

SN 510 and SN 511 flip ..flop/ counter

of 26 and up.

and $92 each for of 1000. for $95 each For in quantities

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in operation NORTH NETWORK IN OPERATION DAYTON,

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a microminiature

digital DALLAS 6. 3 CUBIC AND TEXAS

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networks. The advanced inches

and weighs experimental equipment 10 ounces. It provides only a computer using its weight and whit:h also

was demonstrated

587 digital circuits (Solid Circuit* a minute bar components conventional of silicon and has Application reliability than improvement minimizes components will be realized conventional conventional equipments higher components. The packaging required In addition, the network is formed by relatively a high

The experimental

degree of control, computer under the technical trademark POST from of 480 ounces. the individual

for its fabrication.

ADDRESS

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and eliminates material MA I LI NG within formed

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can be achieved

connections

which

The larger

of semiconductor

a total the identical semiconductor material. a volume has TEX I NS 'Q Page two Solid Circuit semiconductor network computer Laboratory, Aeronautics Systems Division. application of Solid Circuit as a practical use

of semiconductor

for solving networks the problems interaction, in this

It was built semiconductor

computer Instruments networks. The demonstrates

of interconnections,

thermal

and maintenance

of high packaging demonstration emphasized density by Texas their successful capability dissipation, electrical 'in equipments of great

complexity. This for many they

1s of today will have wide military application processing equipments. aside size from and reduced Instruments and weight design programs. telemetry features are of this networks

It is expected

and other the potential of the Electronic in a wide variety

the investigation

functions, custom (Following Technology of molecular of new design information new product advance, for improved reliability Laboratory, Texas of digital of a molecular electronic information is for those of 10 bits, an internal 100 ...kilocycle the operand memory electronic techniques, design The computer length reduction, the direction and the development word in guidance, The important is engaged include of linear equipment

of semiconductor

cost. Under These digital

the suitability

functions, experimental design manufacturing PCM telemetry wishing programs. encoder. additional technical data}. is a serial binary fixedapoint plus It uses synchronous logic, being timed Computer memory is divided into two parts, sign. clock.

and instruction

memory. (more) While machine techniques,

with an operand

the molecular from electronic Page three Solid Circuit semiconductor network computer computer today is a general to simulate purpose a desk

multiplication,

division provided the means computers, whose networks were used drivers. The total and performed and square root subtraction, A manual control both the conventional and electrical are types

of semiconductor

RS flip•flop, NOR gates, and logic of the computer is 16 watts. designs in the tiny power computer dissipation hermetic"sealed identical. 1 semiconductor the stack to form a rigid module.

into a computer

matrix, each module approximately Three by welding networks, 8 to 16 together The computer containing 0. 057 cu in and weighing molecular unit

of demonstrating

assembled and occupying in the demonstration addition, calculations. were encapsulating plugged

it was programmed

calculator,

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ANALYSTS

TI VICE PRESIDENT

ADDRESSES

RICHMOND FINANCIAL

RICHMOND,

October

19 • (Special)

• Vice President

Bryan

F. Smith of Texa•

Instrument• Incorporated reviewed £or the Richmond Society of Financial

growth from aalea billed of $7. S million

today his company'•

in 1960 and described

million

This is product-customer

more approaches as being a has described E. Haggerty P. con : ribution management significant by which approaches management

one of the management

centering,

in TI, President

whose development

in 1950 to $232

its growth. to continue TI expects one of the basic Analysts than putting TI into the semiconductor industry. and growing success in sustaining itseli upon its ability to create products Tl's centered environment, we identify Whenever we can bring together make, and market the company's blocks

of our business." Recalling

dollar company, TI foresees create. under Smith stated a substantial part that as a business institution depends £or them. a minimum of create, grouping of products and center. There These divisions. last year "this.. still (more)

as line responsibilities.

at least one individual of its future In a product-customer make and market

a product-customer

that Tl had declared Mr.

"emphasizes

for a particular

seven product across said, Smith and markets

responsibilities

we have established

customers

Mr.

centering,"

"Product-customer

centers

are 50 of them

are the building its goal of becoming definitely 11 He said industry, where

is the goal.

in the electronics a billion the (OJ Page two Richmond Analysts Financial since ha• grown

to double by 1970. field,

and in space

the field of energy, $ I. 7 billion he added. exploration, from had grown

it tog row to $18. 5 billion

in 1960 and "we expect in 1950 to $7 billion areas to TI in all these available He said the total market metals in the special future a long-term TI also foresees market in 1960 and ls expected

to $10. 5 billion

$Z. 7 billion

1950 from

The electronics

aystems. through in materials has strengths company in 1970." "This themselves

o! our .product

and the broadening in the markets increases both from "comes he added, growth," line• and capabilities into new markets." "t. major aubaaaemblies have been increasing

of the electronics

and producing

in developing

and we feel these capabilities

ten years portion

Our capabilities

in the electronic complex systems and over the past rate significant at a most not only in the military can be utilized

instrumentation

in the industrial

but particularly

market position because: market available of the much larger portion a substantial of attaining

He said Tl waa confident

portion. "2.. Future suppliers

will need to work closely and we feel fortunate relationship. u 3.

of electronic with their in having customers approach Our product-customer TI' s increasing and how this knowledge emphasis can exploit in solving substantial acquired application experience encourage• upon materials the use of materials II.Ari..-,,.\ and integrated components networks problems, in this kind of it. in research

and development

is definitely

paying

off.

(Ol Page three Richmond Financial Analysts

and offered

in which the characteristic•

of conventional

piece

of aemiconductor

achieved

in a single

diffusion,

and deposition,

advent electronic components have been material by processes of etching, significant

could well be more

"We feel confident of realizing of our substantial knowledge metals markets in special opportunities and our growing materials of special for Tl

are opportunities

we feel there

probably

distribution,

and storage,

as well aa the instrumentation

sources, associated with energy in handling nuclear "Space offers exploration definite being involved in various keep from exploration efforts. Certainly, our experience

Smith indicated

that sales

billed

for the third

over $51 million

30, would be slightly per share

He said Tl's fourth-quarter space outer space.'' of 'inner' quarter, and earnings ended would be between stock. of common and 20 cents in

and electronics

in geosciences

in the exploration

the opportunities

technology.

in materials

Anyone significant

can hardly Mr. again, opportunities. systems should help us to realize and,

in instrumentation,

materials, of experience with a unique background We start production. electronics quarter's. than the "In the field of energy, in energy 10 cents to electronics

in their fabrication.

competence September circuits, transistor. of the silicon because These network ■• semiconductor for sale Solid Circuit we have announced recently More transistors. silicon to offer

We were the first

earnings

are expected

to be above the third

How much better," he added, "will depend upon the strength and in Department oi Defense procurement

for electronics

equipment

11

mix of the upturn

.. (0) Page four Richmond Financial Analysts contracts they already said, primarily result pressures procurements

"Some I have mentioned "On the other lowered

several from Tl's and fourth-quarter third- factors short-term industry and an overall of electronic equipment in the semiconductor rate of military for those have."

than anticipated

Lower and components materials procure contractors and upon when prime and earnings, sales such as the competitive lower

than anticipated

thus far this year. industry,

of the problems,

particularly

in the semiconductor

as affecting

1961, will carry

into 1962, 11 Mr.

Smith said. of the factors which have hand,

for the year

1961 earnings

as a _whole.,many

will improve

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he

1962 to be a better

which year. 11 4r INSTRUMENTS TEXAS

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R. Simons POST OFFICE 5-3111 ADAMS 22 , TEXAS DALLAS CABLEc TEXI NS • 5012 BOX FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE NEW PRODUCT NEWS RELEASE SERIES OF ULTRA-HIGH-SPEED GERMANIUM EPITAXIAL SWITCHES

INTRODUCED BY TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED

DALLAS, October

23 - (Special) has announced corporated applications switching

• The Transistor Products division of Texas Instruments

six new germanium epitaxial transistors In for al I ultra-high-speed

from 3 ma through l 00 ma.

Transistor types 2N960 through 2N962 and 2N964 through 2N966 combine high low lcBo,

dissipation,

and rugged mesa construction

storage time and low VcE(sat)· The prime device

with the epitaxial

benefits of low

There is no compromise of high breakdown

or high beta.

a maximum VcE(sat)

in this family - the 2N964 - guarantees

time of 90 nanoseconds.

of 0.18 volts,

a minimum beta of 40, and a maximum total switching

All six devices

in the series offer an LVcEX of 11.5 volts and an lcBO of 3 microamps.

The new Tl 2N964 series ultra-high-speed to the electrical case,

benefit of epitaxial they are immediately available construction.

switches now add ruggedness Packaged

through all Tl Sales Offices

distributors.

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24 -- (Special)

-- Texas Science

for duty aboard

Research OCEANOGRAPHIC SCIENCE by the National Program

by R. C. Dunlap,

Jr., vice Foundation this month. president CRUISE Incorporated to provide vessel RELEASE PARTY ANTARCTIC Instrumenti;; a research beginning FOR IMMEDIATE

an oceanographic

participating in the U. S. The contract of the Geosciences has been

was announced division

of Texas

Instruments. The team aboard

will operate and maintain the USNS ELTANIN, in Antarctic waters and the Military The scientists marine under laboratory agreement between

Sea Transportation

Service (MSTS). an ice-strengthened outfitted of many biology, research of scientific a lease ELTANIN, is now being a floating a variety ship

for oceanographic

scheduled the National suited research, equipment to operate Science for operations and is intended disciplines, including meteorology, upper and submarine geology. It is expected to leave Foundation in polar seas, to accommodate atmospheric physics, on its first cruise

in January. The U. S. Antarctic Foundation. season

and contracts beginning this month The Texas Instruments will operate to take Grants Research and maintain samples total scientific water at various depths, gather biological and geological data million. Instruments $5. 5 headed deep by means samples in the earth ical exploration for petroleum

The Geosciences

has been division ment research projects istry radiation, and terrain coring apparatus Nansen bottles from and nets, trawls, the ocean and the ocean Dunlap a major sciences, indicates said. activity

now has underway

in the marine

manager,

operate

of thermometers,

Mr.

project

It will also

in the program

sciences, research and bottom depths. cameras, participation interests sea winch by the scientific

by B. J. Mullins,

at great underwater broad years. about bottom to record

and coordinated

of the Antarctic the ship's of the ocean is funded in support team, ment Texas Program equip to sample and dredges to floor. the company's Commercial geophys of the company for a number seismology,

of major gravity,

31 govern geochem- ,

analysis.

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than the third

effect of cost bring sales should be between share. those programs . share for the third of moderately higher anticipated preferred This is based with earnings estimated quarter reported of 1961 and

to be appreciably sales

the improvement

and $234,000,000 after

today better. is expected While PERFORMANCE Incorporated quarter

up to the levels

$230,000,000 common outstanding. fourth RELEASE THIRD-QUARTER will be appreciably both because and earnings IMMEDIATE Instruments performance "The reduction and $2. 40 per

REPORTS

• Texas

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earlier, sales and earnings dividends on fourth-quarter and the for sales 1961 between on 3,941,463 to $2. 15 common of $58,000,000

in the $0. 40 to $0. 65 range

per to common 11 Third-quarter performance of customers, as well was affected as by factors which throughout the first pressures in the semiconductor industry, spending,

and the spotty

of recovery Third-quarter six months sales . nature These amounted by vacations at TI plants had influenced included pricing the slow rate and operations and competitive of buildup in defense

in the gene r al economy.

to $52,077,000,

compared

with $54,096,000

for the same period of 1960. Net earnings after or $0. 17 per share of common stock preferred dividends , compared for the third quarter of I 960. $3,596,

000 or $0. 91 per

common after share income taxes were $689,000 Common (more) MAILING ADDRESS : POST OFFICE BOX 5474 • DALLAS 2 2 , TEXAS • ADAMS 5 - 3111 • CABLE with : TEXINS Page two Third-quarter shares last performance outstanding total 3,941,463, sales were $171,937,000, compared with at this period

year. Nine-month

compared for the same period of 1960. Net earnings after or $1. 77 per share of common stock preferred $11,517,000, or $2. 91 per The report selected for the guidance attack of Tl's in the earth sciences Science for duty aboard Research Program recently been awarded several contracts as prime contractor launched broadened research, is receipt Foundation, beginning vessel this in Western of that areas• month. Sudan programs. fighter and is expected party to and operations new contracts.

a TI oceanographic

by a field Force, (more) carrier test One, awarded measurement in the U. S. Antarctic contract, from

of the U. S. Department

Ohio, by TI and the U. S. Air flight development The other resources. 19 in Dayton, The $1,570,504 the missile participating Administration water from of two other is for missile. in initial

is completed, weapons.

work "On October to be used missile a research of Weapons in the new Shrike important is for sponsored has Bureau systems Cooperation development with "TI system International survey compared of 1960.

When development

"Indicative

by the National

dividends, $7,063,000 months is an air-to-surface one of the Navy's effort were nine by the Navy's and control aircraft. become taxes for the first is for developmental The Shrike income significance. "TI was contract after

with $170,147,000

share

continues:

of considerable

team 3,924,613 of State, of TI geophysicists It became effective to aid on October at an announcement conference TI showed major the first the jointly molecular 1. Page three Third-quarter performance development in the form of Solid Circuit* immediately to help solve began guidance, and financial considerable measure began prelude can begin to our Solid not only amazing savings in size and weight TI 1 s work in molecular as well. costs design a beginning is just This beginning

and we are

immensely

equipment

is a TI development.

for proud that TI, electronics, See attached statement and at least

but it is an exciting

and promising this first trademark of sales ahead be the of the silicon II Incorporated may to our introduction

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Inst r uments one which in the decade in electronics on electronic in its effect first technical change in 1954. NOTE: in contributed has in molecular progress subsequent

The encouragement,

activities. which Force, Circuit Solid working of Defense

of the Air

is an important

transistor

*A Texas

Circuit problems. and lower support to be applied design to Department

to revolutionary

comparable networks electronics thereafter. immediately "This that molecular

In 1958 we demonstrated

in 1957. networks semiconductor proving equipment military many in reliability

but improvement electronics

semiconductor promise networks semiconductor purpose had for its prime This program. electronics molecular Force's

of the Air

as a part Force the U. S. Air of Division Systems Aeronautics Laboratory, Technology

of the Electronic

the sponsorship

under developed was computer, digital a small equipment, This

and demonstrated.

tested manufactured, designed, ever equipment electronics and earnings. major molecular electronics .. • A p '

TEXAS INSTRUMENTS

INCORPci ll!i',i~

CONDENSED BSIDIARIES STATEMENT (Estimated) OF INCOME For months the nine ended 1960 1961 30 September 1959 (a)

Earnings per common share (before preferred dividends) Earnings per common share (after preferred dividends)

$ Sales billed Net profit before income taxes Net profit after income taxes $171,937,000 14,856,000 7,063,000 $170,147,000 23,485,000 11,517,000 $140,899,000 21,132,000 9,877,000 3,941,463 3,924,613 3,914,630 Number of common shares 1. 79 outstanding the three 1961

Earnings per common share {before preferred dividends) Earnings per common share (after preferred dividends)

$ Sales billed Net profit before income taxes Net profit after income taxes $ 52,077,000 1,574,000 689,000 (a) of common shares 2.93 1. 77 For Number $ . 17 • 17 outstanding

Includes operations of Metals & Controls international subsidiaries (merged with for entire period.

Corporation and its domestic and Texas Instruments April 17, 1959)

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22 , TEXAS DALLAS CABLE , TEXI NS GERMANIUM MESA SWITCH

• The Transistor Products Division of Texas Instruments

an N-P-N

P-N-P germanium switches. voltage,

• BY TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED ANNOUNCED has introduced 5012 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE NEW PRODUCT NEWS RELEASE Incorporated BOX complement to its ultra-high-speed epitaxial

The new Tl 2N797 mesa transistor features low saturation product,

for complementing

switching operation--ideal

and high-speed

such P-N-P epitaxials

as the new Tl 2N964 and

Tl 2N985. Packaged in a JED EC-standard

TO-18 case, the Tl 2N797 offers a low VCE(sat)

of 0.14 v maximum, an fr of 600 me, and a tr of only 120 nanoseconds~ for engineers,

venience ments--the As a con

Tl measures the switching speeds of the 2N797 and its comple identical

Tl 2N964 and Tl 2N985--under

New Tl 2N797 N-P-N

circuit conditions.

germanium mesa switches are immediately

through al I Tl Sales Offices and authorized

available

Tl distributors.

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DALLAS, November

6--(Special)--The

Malm as Manager of of Apparatus the and Research Advanced Products. Becklund who had now assigned in Instruments leading charg·e 'l'I , Dr. Malm was a department Systems Laboratory he as to TI ' s Central of internal acting technical in manager of Sylvania A. 0. replaces Mr. Becklund is Laboratories where he manager. Research the in Division. Apparatus new position In his served the for field

product-orienteti

new business to The Incorporated. provides Department Communications Electric is Texas Development j oinins Before the of Joyce, by W. F. today announced electronics defense Department was

experimentation

and study Development Division President Vice Senior of and Research the R. E. Dr. appointment for the research in communications

compa ny. At Sylvania

synthesis

c,etect

Malm was

anc. mathematical

physical as , Dr. i1,ility anC: analysis comrnun i cation aspects of for responsible of as well communication advanced anti-jam systems. Prjor to (more) and low- 1957 he was Page 2 TI Apparatus Division a member the technical three years, system studies, tories of for military information staff where theory. National in Change Bell Telephone he worked in

electro-magnetic He was

Laboratory from physics concerned Malm holds a Ph.D. nuclear at to physicist 1954, with areas of propagation, an associate 1950 the Labora- where energy he levels and at Argonne did research in light

nuclei. Dr. Institute

of Technology, of Minnesota. He is Institute, and is American Association Eta Kappa Nu, in the physics from Massachusetts and a B.E.E. from the a graduate a member for and Physical in Sigma of of the IRE, University Sylvania American Management Physical Science, Society, Advancement of Tau Beta Xi. He has published seven articles Texas Instruments is a supplier and specializes Review. The Apparatus Division of to the military and other government agencies, in development and production in f ields of surveillance, warfare, and instrumentat detection,

conununication,

for and missile Pi, space the undersea i on

projects. --30--

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R . E . Malm is

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ORGANIZATION CHANGES

DALLAS, November

9--(Special)--

The appointment

as Manager the Surveillance Department w. F. Joyce, Senior Vice in Division Texas of of Department is manufacturing ment, McCord was Strom and formerly

Department. who has

in the of the today by Apparatus The Surveillance research, and radar systems systems conductor networks, directed to Production In his joined TI's Integrated investigate commercial with announced design, and reconnaissance and equip- low altitude systems. Manufacturing advisor charge surveillance infrared was Incorporated. concerned of military navigation Lee Instruments primarily including Mr. President

of A. Ray McCord

Manager new position Components Circuits group. thin in the he replaces Division Dr. film as Strom applications of and magnetic memories. His broadening the scope o f TI's contractual applications in th e se areas. division's Dr. technical will circuits, (mor e ) efforts semiwill work an d be Page 2 TI Apparatus Mr. Division McCord He worked in Change joined the Texas microwave Instruments design group

on a tail-warning

radar project and amplifier. also served as He has reconnaissance radar reconnaissance branch Mr. college, McCord Shreveport, in electrical is a member radar of IRE. He has did development an engineer.

a transistorized

section in taken Southern Methodist a patent pending of Instruments on two of a radar from Centenary graduate courses chemistry and has University. for an airborne

system. The Apparatus

Division Texas to the military and other government in development and production in detection, communication, for and missile space undersea agencies, the is and a supplier specializes fields of surveillance, warfare, and

instrumentation

projects. -30-

NOTE TO EDITOR

A glossy

photo

of A. R. McCord

work interphone leader degree at and as a B.S. engineering as engineer and Louisiana, 1951 a project systems holds in is attached. He

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November For 10, 1961 Immediate Release of Customs which

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customs

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the Commissioner

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the GSI the Texas tapes to the offices which explora- have ap- had an Dott .Maclver 1 ·, .. R A T R P O I N C O PRINTED CIRCUIT CARD HOUSTON, November 13, inspection system, by Texas Instruments sequential testing, FOR

• (Special)

1961 card circuit FEATURING 15 SEQUENTIAL

• A new

semiconductor D-C TESTS and component has been introduced features fast d-c series, programming and automatic sorting. group of TI I s Apparatus division Products

by the Industrial

developed TESTER new instrument The Incorporated. RELEASE FOR of a new medium-priced the first IMMEDIATE TRANSISTOR NEW PROGRAMMING printed 6 HOUSTON CABLE : TEXINS DIVISION APPARATUS GROUP PRODUCTS INDUSTRIAL INTRODUCES INSTRUMENTS It was

P . 0. BOX 66027, 1 6-141 JACKSON

RELEASE NEWS Wilson ,, •. E D .. NEW. PRODUCT TEXAS ...[} T~_)·~::.":7,- IN ST RU M EN TE~ .AS Public Relations · Manager Central ·M~bing Tommy .. , in Houston. te .rminal nates operator logic are The new pendently tests and sorts programmed can be made Currents setting available for urement is 2% or can test system hour. per at any or all device 1800 devices 10 nanoamps, on two and three of testing conditions test time of each per hour and has of the 15 tests to 3 seconds. Three of each The time elimi- sorting and a capacity of

can be inde terminal

15 positions. as one ampere bias tests cards.

50 milliseconds

from as high the testing circuit by printed determined 27, 000 tests In addition, error. programming card circuit Printed units. d-c

up to 15 sequential

of making

capable

instrument

go-no-go

is a fast Tester, 654 Transistor the Model new device, The or voltages accuracy conditions. The whichever is greater;

• more

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up to 300 volts of current

the accuracy

are meas of voltage

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Page 2 Introduces Texas Instruments Tester New Transistor 13, 1961 November

extra boards self-contained 21" wide are for boards) circuit cost. standard relay mounting is engaged The Industrial Products group systems

and instruments,

industrial of test control systems test at $7700, F. 0. B., sorting The instrument rack by 22" deep. one set of bias, is priced Accessories, delivery. at additional optional (including by 13" high and manufacture carders, 60-day with Texas Houston, printed logic sorting and timing Tester 654 Transistor The Model is greater. whichever

is 2% or 2 millivolts,

measurements

and

mechanisms is completely

or in a bench-top

cabinet in the design, development industrial

and instruments,

strip-chart

and geophysical

reequip-

ment.

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NOTE

TO EDITOR

: A 4 by 5 glossy

Tester is enclosed for your use. photograph of the TI Model 654 Transistor

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Don Maciver I N R P O C R A T of Texas Instruments Analysts today his 1 company its to continue TI expects This development more significant 11 billed

of $7. 5 million

in 1950 approaches management approaches one of the management

:f>. E. Haggerty

as being described has putting TI into Mr. Thoms en said, itself upon its ability to create products environment, we identify Whenever we can bring together under

responsibilities

for we have established across the company's seven blocks

of our business.

11 customers that Recalling company, TI foresees Mr.

a product-customer

TI had Thomsen a substantial part last declared stated "this

of its future

year still

responsibilities.

a minimum of create, grouping of products and center. There centers These divisions. product depends as line at least one individual a particular its goal are the building a billion

of becoming is the goal.

definitely 50 of them are in the electronics industry, 11

He said where

(more) ADDRESS : POST OFFICE BOX 5474 • DALLAS 22 , TEXAS that emphasizes In a product-customer- them. and market make create, centered and market for and markets 11 institution as a business and growing in sustaining MAILING a

the semiconductor

than

11

centering,

Product-customer

success dollar sales of Financial . industry make, Society Louis centering, contribution management Vice growth. President in TI, President Senior the St.

one of the basic

is product-customer whose TI's from s growth Thomsen, for

Incorporated)reviewed

in 1960 and described

to $232 million by which

• C. J.

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INSTRUMENTS TEXAS ADAMS 5 - 3111 CABLE: TEXINS the .. Page two company has has grown since to double field, strengths 1950 from by 1970. the field foresees of energy, from $ 1. 7 billion billion in 1970. through $2. 7 billion TI also He said a long-term

and in space

the total systems. market The

to $10. 5 billion

available electronics market in 1960 and is expected future exploration, in 1950 to $7 billion in the special metals areas had grown he added.

to TI in all these

in 1960 and "we

expect

it to grow

to $18. 5 11 "This themselves in materials growth, he added, and the broadening "comes both from increases

in the markets

of our product

lines

and capabilities

into

new

markets." Mr. September share

Thomsen 30, were of common than slightly $52 million fourth-quarter earnings earnings Thomsen said. Sales quarter's. mentioned said. "On the other the third are between 40 cents to 65 cents for he added, 1961, between for

TI' s 1961 earnings

1961, the year will were expected sales are per expected will year."

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17 cents carry into many common at $58 to $62 share," Mr. to be in the range common 1962, 11 of $230 share. industry, Mr. of the factors and we expect per to be appreciably in the semiconductor as a whole improve ended estimated

$2. 15 and $2. 40 per

particularly

as affecting hand,

are quarter, and earnings quarter of the problems• I have for "Fourth and earnings which lowered over Tl's with "Some billed reported. million, have sal~s as previously the third

to $234 million,

that stock He said better said Thomsen which

1962 to be a better

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NEW PRODUCT NEWS RELEASE

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

AVAILABILITY OF TANTALUM FILM CIRCUITS ANNOUNCED

BY

INTEGRATED CIRCUITS DEPARTMENT OF TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED

DALLAS, Texas - November Instruments

Incorporated

This new technique

20, 196 l) - The Integrated

announced

Circuits

today the availability

Film Circuits. micro-components

to be combined with a single Tantalum film from which are fabricated

the passive com

to t he circuit.

of proved, of Tantalum of Texas conventional

ponents necessary

al lows al I the advantages

department

Semiconductors

such as Tl µmesa* microminiature

sistors and Micro / G * diodes are used for the active capacitors

are formed by a single film of tantalum

Each finished protected

circuit

is encapsulated

for physical elements within extremely protection additionally

by a passivating

oxide coating.

Single Tantalum

Film techniques

and available

ponents also give the circuit

user advantages

metals in addition potential conductor to greater accurate microminiature resulting

Resistors and tolerances.

and portions of the circuit

of minimizing

reliability

of the circuits.

tran contacts semiconductor between

from hermetically

are com dissimilar sealed semi devices.

A wide variety Film Circuits breadboard are available

of digital can be designed or etched circuit for most circuits and linear circuits

and fabricated board functions. which operate

are available to specifications Circuit

and will replace

values of resistance up into the video amplifier Circuit values of capacitance

range up to 100 , 000 pf and resistance

500,000

ohms are available.

Most existing

Fi Im Circuits on short notice

transistorized

by Tl.

*A Texas Inst ruments Incorporated

now from Tl.

Trademark (More) circuits Tantalum many existing

and capacitance range of frequencies.

values up to approximately can be reduced

to Tantalum

Tantalum Film Circuits - Page 2

Texas Instruments Tantalum Film Circuits ore available These simplified

manufacturing

not possible by conventional

techniques

in various form factors.

result in circuit economies and miniaturization

methods.

The Components division of Texas Instruments Incorporated development

and manufacture

fiers, control led rectifiers, networks.

of electronic resistors,

Complete technical

a network of distributors

components including

encapsulated

is engaged in the design, capacitors,

diodes,

modules and assemblies and semiconductor

and pricing information on Tl components is available

and field sales engineers

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located in key cities across the nation.

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t he ad ju stment.

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of T l' s Apparatus

i s a pre ci sion

thereby

.

operating

T I E l ev atio n Meter entirel

Meter elevations new instrument and a wide FEATURING OPERATING

• A new Elevation

The RELEASE METER AND WIDE

i al Prod uc ts group

made IMMEDIATE ELEVATION of surface Incorporated. by the Industr ing an elastic NEW

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The time 22 , 1961 Instruments resolution mercury INTRODUCES

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ng on 6 to 12 volt s .

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valve The fields element with or to an as sensi

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is encased

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The allow the rapidly . elevations minutes high instrument high pressure 15 pounds standard The several instrument and weighs rapid transit miles TI Elevation three

to ten times

from within a vehicle apart to be established Meter more , permitting in a matter of of a foot . is 6-1/4 , can also of the surveys

of a few tenths , which

Meter

leveling

can be operated

an accuracy The and of precise at locations with Elevation portability completion The New inches be used m diameter as a highly by 15 inches precise laboratory . Industrial develops

and manufactures

systems

and instruments

control systems and Products group geophysical , industrial sub- systems of Texas and Instruments surveying strip-chart designs,

instrumentation,

recorders, test and industrial .

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TO ED I TORA 4 x 5 glossy

photograph i on Meter is enclosed for your use .

of the new Texas Instruments ,l)on Macive!" Cent~al Mccloud J.

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TEXAS INSTRUMENTS DELIVERS NEW C-BAND LOW-NOISE THREE-CHANNEL RECEIVER TO BELL LABORATORIES DALLAS, November

29--(Special)--

Texas has Bell Laboratories delivered to three-channel tracking Telephone receiver receiver of The equipment front end satellite for Instruments use a C-band in the communications of a common pump and pump power supply, three and two panels monitoring crystal current, input power, Three and more be constructed end of and fabricated the receiver and year. front The system, frequency amplifier has a gain less 3.0 db first ampl"ifiers with preamplifier-mixers, varactor of Each the arsenide XD502 varactor current, Instruments pictured scheduled the here, was developed fixed amplifiers are 4080 a 20-mc bandwidth. of me with 20 db. Overall circulator phase three stability amplifiers diode. is attached noise loss second uses and better tuned to Each system is to before parametric

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are period. (including degrees. spares a five-month Absolute NOTB TO EDITOR: and by Texas a center of ends delivered within contribution). parametric TSX-1. pump power.

The nondegenerate

than low-noise monopulse system consists for three Incorporated figure than a TI gallium stage 3 is . ., ..., '

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Texas Instruments C-band low-noise three-channel receiver manufactured for Bell Te lephone Laboratories

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DALLAS, November

approximately 640,000 principle of tranaietora to famou•

of Phlla.delphia'a

vieitor• The Tl exhibit D. c. during National llluatrating Patent how patent, an animated also include• promote Other animated

by the Franklin

The program American patent in Washington, •eismic TI'• activity of equipment method of

in metallurgical

for government

use,

and mi ■ slle telemetry.

The showing in Philadelphia

Of!i~e.

from

in indu&try • the TI exhibit

diaplaya illustrate

and in the dealgn and manufacture planned progreaa of the reflection demonatration products a program Institute Week. for oil. aonar of Commerce at the Department exploring 1uch a• radar, transistor.

by the Franklin

•elected bar ol the traneietor within an actual of electrons held recently exhibition a. special through projected

la one of aeveral

Incorporated

of a Texaa Instrument•

1a part light beam•, depict the motion the model, Museum. lnetltute Franklin ' Moving colored exhibit. the operating

tall demonetrator

The 6-ft.

MUSEUM

Z9 • A tra.n&parent tran&iator model,

i& demonatrating

alze, actual EXHIBIT IN TEXAS INSTRUMENTS FEATURED

GIANT TRANSISTOR

times RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE NEWS RELEASE ha• particular syatem. of thla and other ln ■ tltute in significance special cooperation thia year, exhibit• i• part of with the U. s. Patent the 1Z5th year of the Don ·13.clvcY- J2n5' 'annger Public Rel~tions Central Uar~eting ~ DON GOBIN INSTRUMENTS TEXAS INCORPORATED RELEASE TEXAS INSTRUMENTS APPOINTS WAYNE HOWSE NEW JERSEY ELIZABETH, DALLAS, December as district sales announced by Jay Rodney new position, Mr. Howse will direct in the greater New York area, with The Series Howse joined in Wellesley Hills, Mr. University, having The new district manager and belongs Texas Instruments F . Howse of Texas Instruments vice president. division the Components in headquarters division by the Components silicon resistors, 51 line of SOLID his degree is a member to Eta Kappa controlled CIRCUIT,:, in electrical Tau honorary Nu and Sigma Incorporated sales of Oklahoma engineering Institute

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1960 as a field

of the American

fraternities.

of Texas

in June

He is a graduate

Massachusetts.

received

State

*Trademark

of Wayne IN networks. semiconductor Engineers Reese, marketed rectifiers, and the recently-introduced rectifiers engineer products of diodes, line a complete include division been New Jersey. Elizabeth, the Components for MANAGER DISTRICT appointment

• The

manager

activities

sales

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TEXAS INSTRUMENTSAWARDEDCONTRACTFOR NAVY OPTICAL-ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT

DALLAS, December

Texas 8--(Special)-- has been named prime contractor equipments by the electronic Award of the excess is which will be developed Instruments Apparatus This contract Instruments research importance for the is Bureau for development Division Incorporated of optical in Washington. of Ships, the production by scientists the the

Navy Department

by the

contract

of of $350,000,

for Instruments somewhat of equipments and engineers in Texas in Dallas. latest in a long history

and development

u. s. Navy. --30--

projects of Texas of major in EARTH" Dec.

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Films of geophysical operations of Texas Earth" movie and series for United States, Australia, New Zealand, in the Italy France, and and Canada, will be exhibited for audiovisual over the on broadcast educational stations "Planet of Sciences. the is Geosciences in the included distributing Academy Release of the Academy National by the sponsored been have Incorporated Instruments series Britain, Great SERIES IN "PLANET division television Immediate INCLUDED Dallas, The For TI FILMS 1961 8, December SERVICE

INFORMATION GEOSCIENCES Incorporated Instruments Texas Division Geosciences Bank Building 900 Exchange Texas Dallas, F. Alexander Robert FL 7 4311

Rhodesia, use by schools Armed Forces' colleges. the

In addition, 26-station

and network, in Spain, vision films Hong by arrangement Kong, Lebanon, with the U.S. on tele- Government, Latin throughout and Philippines the U.S. America. geophysical exploration Instruments for Commercial activity of Texas engaged 1n a number of major sciences, seismology, gravity, for The Geosciences research projects 31 years. government radiation geochemistry, analysis.

• more

has

petroleum

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been a major division in the detection is also marine and terrain TI FILMS

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Included 2 are several UNIFORM program tests distinguishing and contracts to develop them under techniques from the Defense Department's VELA for detecting underground nuclear earthquakes disturbances; geophysical survey government in developing its water resources; team for duty aboard in the U.S. Antarctic graphic measurement vessel participating work and in Western the Sudan natural seismic to aid the Sudanese and furnishing U.S. N. S. research

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the recently-announced of the new Shrike

aggregating missile. blasts. systems, airborne carrier also $5,000,000 techniques fighter and attack is engaged under for detecting Apparatus systems and control and assemblies anti-radiation work with contracts Department's

and distinguishing

VELA underground

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MAILING ADDRESSPOST OFFICE BOX 5474 • DALLAS 22, TEXAS • weapon aircraft. in defense the Defense· electro- submarine radar is an air-to-surface 6000 Tl's and magnetic The Shrike division nuclear acoustic division, and devices for the guidance Geosciences to develop systems indicators. of complex contract from program are guidance prime than bombing in a series for launching more of electronic announced Navy 1 s Bureau by the U.S.

will be the latest

these INDICATORS Incorporated by Tl 1 s Apparatus Among missile contract warfare CONTRACT BOMBING Instruments a $7,519,833 and optical-electronic division Tl's

• Texas

RELEASE

$7,519,833

will be built

indicators Dallas. intended FOR of a quantity A venue, mechanical IMMEDIATE

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D PORATE R INCO Vice TI Vice

31, R. W. Olson,

December Dr. Research President Olson.

He has had twenty

development, engineering and management metallurgical and mineral processing to Vice report since 1957,

e n g i neering,

Minerals and Chemical Corporation functions for the staff responsibility mining development, engineering, research, the company's chemical fields. had direct LeBaron Dr. in resear in chemical,

of International

President

As a Vice

a n d will

of exp e rience

years of development activity

and Engineering

Central

in Tl's

new technologies

· announces. & Engineering, business to the early efforts his will devote LeBaron effective Incorporated, Research President, Skokie, Corporation, Instruments with Texas a position accepted has Illinois, a formerly LeBaron, and Chemical Minerals

of International

President I. Milton STAFF RESEARCH INSTRUMENTS TEXAS

• Dr.

18 - (Special) December DALLAS, TO JOIN LEBARON I. MILTON RELEASE IMMEDIATE FOR NEWS RELEASE DR. & Dot List of

and exploration

I I He joined advanced to supervisor of mineral and became director

of the company's

Dr. LeBaron was graduated Bachelor degree of Science Teaching Fellow from from year School of Mines University a Master and received Island at Rhode State

1935 to 1938 at Louisiana

to 1941 at the Colorado

in 1955. division Syracuse where in 1944

and development

research research in Chemistry the following

in Electro-Chemistry

processing was engineer, metallurgical

in 1942 as a research

IMCC operations. in 1933 with a of Science He was a University. University he was awarded and from a Doctoral

in Engineering. (more) MAILING

ADDRESSPOST O F FICE BO X 5474 DALLAS 22 , TE X AS

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degree CABLE : TE X INS 1938 degree ch, Page two Dr. I. Milton LeBaron Before joining for two years employed International Minerals as a research and Chemical metallurgist Corporation he was with the Aluminum Company than 70 patents of America. Dr. applications inorganic than LeBaron is holder in the United chemicals 20 articles or co-holder of more States and abroad in the fields and mineral processing and is author in scientific journals or books

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of alloy in the same development, or co-author areas. or patent of more

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GROUP PRODUCTS seismic recording/ reproducing foreign distribution has seismic exploration use, an automatic time for the tape transport, seismic central processing seismograph, EXPLORER field seismic system with along types Apparatus supplier . In addition systems with the

all-transistorized

s instruments division , it designs strip-chart engineered can be custom any requirement for field or office of Texas Instruments in Houston is a . systems of petroleum , industrial equipment 1 to fulfill

TI instrumentation

The leading

by TI as the first

and an . reproducing recording/ developed unit equipments, is compatible latter The . all of Techno Virtually office recorder magnetic s transport and a control corrector for

all-transistorized

I Techno . a tape include

by the agreement

affected products Techno Techno's 1957 . TI since through in Houston

TI to distribute States

in the United equipment been for Angeles of Los Company Instrument and the Techno made been has Incorporated Instruments of Texas division the Apparatus between STATES UNITED

• An agreement

• (Special)

1961 19, December HOUSTON, IN THE EQUIPMENT SEISMIC COMPANY INSTRUMENT TECHNO TO DISTRIBUTE INCORPORATED INSTRUMENTS TEXAS RELEASE IMMEDIATE FOR RELEASE NEWS 6 HOUSTON , TEXINS CABLE DIVISION APPARATUS INDUSTRIAL Wilson Tommy search and processing , develops

and manufactures

recorders,

.

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and supervisory automatic control of all test MICROFILMED~~ ;; 1961 NEWS ·a ry 18 26

February....;;..3 __ 3 6 9 12 18 ----,:,: __ 2_6__ March

3 10 20 24 30 April

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_ TI Reports TI Introduces TI Awarded TI President TI President TI Announces New Radar TI Announces TI Announces New High Frequency TT Will Provide

Annual report -Sales & Earnings Solid state pulse generating instrs. Supply controls for Titan & Scout Profit-sharing talk-Attleboro Profit-sharing talk-Versailles Helium Magnetometer Microwave Products Dept. Three new silicon trans. High-beta Germ. Trans. High freq. /High current trans. PCM systems for Air Force

Tommy Wilson Sue Moore Sue Moore Jim Hart Sue Moore Jim Hart Tom Boynton

TI First-Quarter TI Components Merit Scholarships Commercial Avail. TI Employees TI has Role GSI President TI Introduces Economical New New TI Series TI Awarded TI Awarded TI Announces GSI Opens

Texoma Fiesta Role in man in space Sue Moore Neil Mann resigns-Dick Rainey appointed Low-temperature measuring system Tommy Wilson Rectifierand trigger device Rectifiers · and Gap Awarded Navy contract Sue Moore Navy contract of $1,000, 000 --Tommy Wilson 8-watt thermoelectric generator Bob Alexander GSI opens office in Brisbane, Aust.

21 26 27

TI Opens Economical FM TI Announces TI Awarded TI New TI Announces

Opens N. Y. office FM Receiver new TT trans. Three new series of germ. trans. $268,000 Air Force Contract 1/8 watt glass encap. resistors Thermoelectric genera1or agree

23 27 New TI Smallest

Ger. Power Transistor series Diodes announced by TI

7 5 9 15 22 23 25 26 June LISTING

Transistorized stereo amplifier Installs electronic computer 1st Qtr. Sales & Earnings Components in Pershing Missile Scholarships by TI Foundation Two P-N-P sil. trans.

17 18 19 21 26 30 May

TI and ITT GSI Information

RELEASE 7 19 TI Announces ESCO Hermetic Wayne Dean

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Sue Moore Jim Hart Jim Hart ,,Rich Simons Tommy Wilson C. Clough C. Clough

19 61 NEWS RELEASE July

August 3 15 31 Engineering TI Reassigns TI president 14 TI Vice Pres TI Reports 16 23 29 Sept. 1 18 21 22 29 Oct. 5 13 19 23 24 30 Nov. 6 9 10 13 14 20 22 23 29 Dec. 4 8 12 18 19 Supply ESCO LISTING names Robt. Beals

Divisions Two New Product of ten officers Election

Bryan E, SroHb-Carparate 1st half - 2nd Qtr, Sales

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TI Appoints ESCO N-P-N Complete New Multiple New Three New Welded New Compound Diffused First of an Development TI Introduces Two New Devices

Reg. Mg. Tommy Wi1son

• Chicago

Guy W. Wilson Tom Boynton Mgrd. Ind. Sales C. L. Harris Simons R. • switch mesa Speed High R. Simons elements New line of components switches epitaxial 3 new germ. R. Simons trans. Mesa pkg. for silicon R. Simons element Transistor field trans. silicon R. Simons Diffused speed P-N-P R. Simons Ultra-high of germanium R. Simons series "ADMT" TI from R. Simons Two new devices

TI Introduces New "DALMESA" TI Announces GSI Reorganizes TI Announces

switch New Limit transistors Dalmesa ampl. parametric New X-band ops. in domestic Reorganization level multiplexer Low-high

Vice TI Senior TI Sends TI Vice President New Advanced Solid Circuit of Ultra-High Series TI To TI Reports

.,. Don Maciver San. Fran. address Thomsen John W. Wilson work in West. Sudan Geophysical , Richmond Bryan Smith addresses ,, offered Networks Solid Circuit computer S-C network Solid Circuit R. Simons switches epitaxial Germ. John W. Wilson party for antarctic Oceanographic ., Third Qtr. Performance

High Speed Mgr. New Department Mgr. New Department Customs Entry-Free TI Introduces TI Vice President Of Availability

switch mesa Germ. R. Simons N-P-N Dr. R. E. Malm A. Ray McCord Robt'. F. Alexander tapes magnetic Seismic Wilson Tommy tester Transistor Louis St. addresses C. J. Thom sen film circuits Rick Lipscomb Tantalum

TI Introduces

New elevatj on meter

Giant Transistor TI Delivers

Giant trans. New C-band Wilson Tommy R. K. Mayfield Robt. F. Alex Taroroy at Franklin low-noise Inst. rec. TI Appoints

Wayne Howse-Dist,

TI Films TI Awarded TI Awarded Dr. I. Milton LeBaron TI To Distribute

Series Earth" "Planet Navy contract contract of ,Weapons Bureau TI joins LeBaron Milton agreement Techo Instrument

lviagr J. WiJ son McCioud Don Gobin Bob Alexander Tommy Wilson