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~a--v T ti _.&f/..) BAR OF' TEXAS STATE Nov. legi~lation in Congress Friday

He is Hon.

Emilio He will address out of the patent-ownership of business

& Astronautics,

on Science

Committee

of the House

Subcommittee of the Special chairman Daddario, Inventions & Scientific on Patents PATENTS 16). (Nov. Q. BUSINESSMEN who is the father congressman A Connecticut to keep the government

will speak in Dallas

Incorporated 1383 TO DEFENSE-RELATED OF TAKING TITLE

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DALLAS, TO DALLAS TO SPEAK CONGRESSMAN ON NASA POLICY information: For further S. M. Mims Texas Instruments Ext. AD-5-3111,

FOR RELEASE ON OR AFTER SUNDAY, NOV EMBER 11

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at the Statler-Hilton businessmen meeting of Dallas area his Dallas address

he will speak

at a similar jointly by Patent Associations of Dallas, of Commerce of Dallas and Houston; Texas Association

of Manufacturers,

a luncheon

hotel. On the day before His visit

Houston. Fort Chambers

Worth and Houston;

Manufacturers

National

Association;

Also to speak

and Copyright Trade-mark and the Patent, Region; is sponsored to Texas

at tht, Dallas

and inventor,

C. K. Stillwagon.

and a member of the board introduced to businesses to inventions developed and Houston and inventors during meetings

He is president

of directors defense Section of NAM, (more)

Bar of Texas.

is Houston businessman Valve Corporation

He will deal with the problems policy

in Southwestern of the State of Keystone

by a government work.

meeting of taking title J

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free or have to use them that recommended changes were

Such provisions

in the early Similar Act of 1954. the Atomic Energy Aeronautics and Space Act passed

The subcommittee

reported research patent of which complete since the government purposes. provisions Daddario has patent ownership. project of the Manhattan were is in in the National included

in 1958. that NASA cannot

it is convinced enterprise private is capable get the best under present available from NASA policy. Tickets Texas American days government that for government in provisions be made inaugurated unnecessary

for governmental

made them part stated has subcommittee is for the most of inventions ownership 1s Daddario Congressman Instruments for the Friday Incorporated, meeting and luncheon Dallas.

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to the product.

Business study RELEASE for Metals suggest Joyce of Bowdoin Reserve for Texas purchasing A primary from named for Operations requirements degree been TEXAS Mass. material a graduate Woodward DIRECTOR corporate Woodward, States CORPORATE President added DALLAS, IMMEDIATE to coordinate to value • FOR of procurement Vice created EXPRESSWAY of Material was manager of lieutenant Mr. CENTRAL Woodward TI Senior in relation in the United E. in Attleboro, was

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responsibilities

with TI in 1959,

In 1960 he was appointed

manager

of procurement. His professional Association,

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Release

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For

SER VICES TI SCIENCE REP NAMES WASHINGTON

has announced been by TI Vice President R. serve as liaison between will Drummond ment and government space science Formerly assistant Drummond has Cambridge, observatory's satellite on the U.S. Navy

He was tution

Drummond and did graduate work Texas the his

in oceanography

research vessel life research the marine California,

B. S. in zoology

in oceanography

A & M College in 19 52 to serve of absence La Jolla, received Astrophysical of the Smithsonian and as administrator with Office with associated San of California, University director as an associate leave located office, Washington and in charge of the department of and project director. program. tracking Hydrographic

of Oceanography,

of the Massachusetts, a year's granted out earth carrying W. N. as assistant served

and meteorology

oceanography

at Tl's

to the chancellor

19 50 to 19 57 he was

From headquarter depart- Geo sciences division's the TI is currently 1925 K Street Building, Observatory, He was He will Jr. C. Dunlap, which for agencies projects.

in the Mercury

Diego, division Incorporated Instruments of Texas Services the Science for representative D. C., as Washington, H. Drummond of Kenneth

-- Appointment

DALLAS

at Texas

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during from as senior oceanographer

USS Sheldrake. at Scripps

program the period the A & M. 1949-19 University Insti- 50. of Arizona

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announced it has received Aviation, Inc., orders

for Solid Circuit*

received

The two orders networks

to be used initially

special testing equipment ordered into large total necessary

and engineering

all types Minuteman, and of digital as well as to put the devices control production under

high reliability

than a million dollars with the possibility of Tl's

Semiconductor-Components

quantity more cover on the improved discrete

and capacitors.

resistors, Autonetics ICBM program, Semiconductor to replace Minuteman from linear The orders Minuteman contractor. prime diodes, such as transistors, components, American production will be used in the improved networks today of North

is the associate

for which Autonetics

Incorporated

division

for use in the Air Force

networks semiconductor ORDERS the Autonetics initial Los Angeles, NETWORK Instruments

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miniaturization

electronic

a microminiature of transistors,

diodes, resistors, than an ordinary silicon no larger network can replace drastic reductions more networks, semiconductor These

characteristics

The improved networks, will replace check-out equipment. tiny block of semiconductor components, conventional size and weight improved circuit of networks allowing many to being more lighter in weight, and have higher greater than reliable, is the primary achieve factors incorporating of the functions the improved capability, 6500 statute

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in achieving and Autonetics,

by the Air Force system, performance announced

is accomplished

will be significant

in Minuteman and perform In addition reduction reliability guidance Minuteman's the previously each Thus, functions size. anticipated performance the improved head. two dozen than in equipment spectacular Although match a single within and capacitors is network circuit equivalent performs which circuit for. suitable and are

A semiconductor

applications.

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of semiconductor

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Dec.

--boat-grown, indium

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non-oriented,

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single-crystal

arsenide--have been An addition to Tl's line

and polycrystalline

ingots,

the new boat-

offer of higher has the advantages been produced Texas material Instruments of new materials infrared sources already in a wide variety of research Standard dopants arsenide gallium and lower with for infrared such crystals crystals this material

of 10 6 ohm-cm.

arsenide applications single-crystal at liquid nitrogen in the development as varactor also areas--most for Also, resistivity attention single detection. in production--is for laser Incorporated. arsenide cost. indium considerable and oriented oriented

up to 60, 000 cm 2 /V- sec

and devices sources arsenide Instruments grown quantities mobilities arsenide--with light of gallium new oriented Gallium state gallium by Texas mobility It is receiving temperatures. solid- announced in research features

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DALLAS, December

13--(Special)--

longest, exploratory when Mariner the Important journey space scientific December data about Venus that may be revealed. a large mission has technicians 14th and Jet Propulsion the communication "data encoder" have Avenue processes format so that of to Venus. radioed 36 million who, under at scientific employees, the for the Venus engineers, the cognizance developed and built a vital the Mariner vehicle. The telemetry Apparatus division plant TI's scientific and can transmitted be miles mysteries are of planet of tantalizing They link the Secrets significance. Laboratory, it close Instruments personnel the Friday point. remained certainly be climaxed Texas assembly built be rendezvous number special will and will passes data the For in history vehicle from centuries An important, engineering back portion earth as into digital signals. {more) MAILING ADDRESS: POST OFFICE BOX 6015 • DALLAS 22, TEXAS • FLEETWOOD 7-5411 • of on Lemmon information to of the CABLE: TEXINS a PAGE 2 MARINER VENUS PROBE More than spacecraft

50 measurements are

six scientific the data being monitoring sampled. maximize the of mission. portion The enormous signal to shift the challenge can be judged Special achieve the passes the from this the spacecraft being scientific of encoding the using to handle to for transmitted modes only, available also Mariner mation program vehicle's As the will that decoding best information weeks before infor of the planet part of the the total power is only a few watts. particular fact Venus scientific value transmitter and the the output. encoder of from are digital operation Information experiments encoder oriented the techniques are being used handling capacity Mariner's successful launch employees, under direction with minimum power. For several August, five of participated JPL, Texas the Instruments in the final space vehicle preparation adjustments were made to insure space vehicle. cape Canaveral. bility with other portions on the data encoder was required. for more than been without Final operating a single the of the component 3500 The encoder hours without failure. (more) in at compati No repair subsystem adjustment work has now and PAGE 3 MARINER VENUS PROBE TI technical personnel who worked Jim Tom Monroe, Canaveral were Burrow, Wes Webster engineer on the Taylor, and Lewis Texas on the at Wayne Johnson, Harris. Instruments vehicle Marcus portion Dewitt North of Cape is project the Mariner was assigned

program. Project the

management California by the for Institute National the of Aeronautics Venus Technology Jet and Space

Administration.

for the the continuous addition, JPL has responsibility the space flight operations and data processing during the flight. launch vehicle Center provided the u. s. Air Space stage was provided Agena B second stage by Lockheed The Mariner weighs 447 pounds five in

was high. gain

Force feet In the antenna 11 inches Six Four of mission Propulsion Laboratory In spacecraft system, tracking and Space Flight The Marshall with the to support of the Systems Division. The Atlas D first by General Dynamics Astronautics, and Missiles and Space Company. and, in the launch position, base and 9 feet, diameter at the 11 inches cruise position with the solar panels extended, it 16.5 feet across and experiments are carried collecting information is the and high 11 feet, high. scientific these are aboard in space, (more) the Mariner. and will PAGE 4 MARINER VENUS PROBE continue to

do so in

operate only as 1. ture distribution on the Venus space in and particles variations 6. Plasma dust in vicinity the atmosphere. to provide information the planet's determine the three in the experiment of energy in the and field Venus, and in atmosphere. mutually inter the vicinity detect the distribution, charged particles in the at charged of encounter. particle energies experiment of vicinity to electrically of Venus, and rate which

energy. experiment and

mechanism Micrometeorite cosmic upper earth the in, and between lose 5. surface magnetic Charged and tempera of 4. are: measure components planetary experiments to to at The two will experiment planet's thermal The other planet. experiment space variations Venus. radiometer Magnetometer planetary the radiometer distribution perpendicular of passes on the Infrared 3. vicinity Mariner Microwave 2. the particles of to obtain of the solar experiment which exist

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MONDAY, FOR RELEASE 17, 1962 DECEMBER

RELEASE NEWS of the recording The second of three VELA UNIFORM, Long, of the United Chief C. Bates, Charles and Dr. Advanced Research Projects to speak at the Uinta dedication. Construction

and instrumentation

Agency contractural effort of two Texas and systems manager and will the station.

The Geotechnical

selection, development 1 of the VELA the staff A")DRESS: ,POST OFFICE BOX 35084 DALLAS 35. are scheduled was a joint is prime contractor experts who will was responsible for of the complex • Office, Detection of the of six seismic of Garland Corporation

and installation

Branch UNIFORM Instruments Texas

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companies. supply tests. Arms States Project into the detection research for weapons s Nuclear under Incorporated project • FLEETWOOD 7-4311 site equipment. seismograph

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TEXAS

the

of the station,

opening the official nuclear Agency, shock by the 19, nearby. Instruments underground of distant A. December of Defense the Department Franklin Wednesday, by Texas

to be completed

and identification

Basin mark will blast Observatory Seismological of the Uinta triggered charge dynamite of a small Dr. be set in action will Utah, Vernal, devices

-- Recording

OBSERVATORY SEISMIC SECOND DALLAS TO DEDICATE INSTRUMENTS TEXAS waves TEXAS DIVISION SERVICES SCIENCE near DALLAS. • NORTH PARK EXCHANGE 100 • CABLE. TEXINS man Air ARPA and AFTAC Applications

representatives

will It was Oregon. Baker, station

to be built

It will be completed station will

be approximately

near Lawton, Oklahoma. U.S. observatory 1960 as the first set forth by the States, the United United USSR, the Kingdom, to study in 1958. Switzerland, Czecho Poland, France, were nations Participating Canada, violations of detecting methods tests. specifica to technical according at Geneva, nuclear to suspend agreement of the proposed was conference Corporation

by Geotechnical

completed to be built of Experts Conference of this It was Seismological Mountains to the Wichita be similar will stations Purpose report

a comprehensive

and the fir st year $2. 1 million. three The Observatory for operation installa and its equipment construction, for stations of the three check-out, tion, Tennessee. in 1963. early cost Total remaining

at McMinnville,

construction under by TI is currently The 1962. 22, on September dedicated observatory Mountains Blue the was system in the completed station First slovakia 12 miles site on a 2312-acre of Vernal. southwest tions ceremonies. dedication in the part take monitor.

(AFT AC) is project

Center is situated observatory Basin Uinta The in Technical Force (ARPA). Agency Projects Research of the Advanced is a program UNIFORM VELA near Observatory Seismic 2 - - Second

and Rumania. The

in water-tight Uinta Basin vaults is equipped observatory with and covered are arranged

in a geometrical

are translated by the pattern seismometers with two feet of earth. to form and into electrical

• more

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located

21 seismometers Ten

of these array. Vibrations signals which are seismometers of the then earth transmitted 3 -- Second over wire vertical period Seismic lines Observatory to the observatory where Seismometers designed specifically and horizontal directions are employed at the observatory. The detect vertical motions of the earth as 0. 00000 l seismometer can of an inch and is designed oscillation per second. However, of energy, signal-to-noise ratio pure detection purposes earth motions occurring Other seismometers vertical five seconds. The observatory magnetic site was could seismometer selected detect better earth or the first than of about one that at a control low seismic ''noise" short can for detect oscillation panel one arrival required per

at intermediate

readings in both of about seismometer motions of seismic events VELA, 2. detection in areas VELA into twenty

frequencies. on both

film minute earth low "noise" level and three research lev~l The

of considerably

"noise"

--

smaller

magnitude

levels. of Defense

of the complex of nuclear tests on September technical and 2, problems explosions. categories: and development concerned with detection explosions. SIERRA of nuclear

--

civilization,

by the Department

and identification

UNIFORM nuclear high understanding is subdivided VELA with announced to increase in the detection of underground its the detection is designed 1. for and be recorded VELA based can phenomena Project involved at a frequency of the as small motion long-period by natural caused possible 19 59, The recorded. at a frequency true ten times and motions occurring to determine of about amplified tape. vibrations makes are to detect motions is required. records The than to detect they

-tests

research

and development

in space.

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concerned with the ground .. · 4 -- Second Seismic 3. VELA based detection The Atomic Energy

the Departments

Observatory

HOTEL

of nuclear VELA

--

research tests program Commission, of Commerce

and development

concerned with satellite in space. was developed the National and Interior

by ARPA Aeronautics

in collaboration and Space and the Department

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with

the

Administration, of the Air

Force.

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

SER VICE Inc. Building For Release Dec. 21, 1962 SMITH NAMED VICE PRESIDENT OF GEOPHYSICAL SERVICE INC. DALLAS dent

-- Appointment

for Geophysical

Dunlap, Service Inc. has Mark K. Smith to research been announced by GSI President vice presi.R. C. Jr. Dr. activities Smith will be responsible of the petroleum division of Texas

of GSI' s RD&E research

exploration

Instruments

activities

for all research, firm,

which Incorporated. in May 1962. Dr. He was

development is part Smith

of the Science

was

previously

and engineering

appointed director Services manager of seismic

for the firm. Dr.

Smith obtained Institute of Technology, Colorado, majoring physics of Dr. from his undergraduate the University in geophysics MIT in 19 54, the year training of California

and physics. he joined

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at the Massachusetts and the University

He received GS!.

his PhD of in geo-

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improvement- its Series 51 digital most .. 11 only in the "non-linear,

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transferred non-linear, signal pulses wave digital units see 54 7 4 • as those in digital computers, is important now are accelerate of this will such and must be or translated. their development wide trademark BOX types: networks will greatly networks OFFICE CIRCUITS 1961. "On the basis POST RELEASE industry TI introduced semiconductor functions Instruments use. of the signal as it is amplified, basic TEXAS as the electronic commercially the shape preserved CIRCUIT* reduction "on" that in production Executive SOLID the abrupt wherein The fact are described available and linear, 11 DALLAS, semiconductor

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the equivalent resistors.

in the improved month created are with five diffusions, application this today, networks. linear development network material of the

a revolutionary

In the new semiconductor four is the This polarity. components 1959. create in that internally individual in March processes as the previously development Instruments production over of solid slice a tiny integrally differ circuit's electronic of a complete equivalents but they possible made which advancement technological externally of opposite transistors contains size the same are probes. and space satellites and trans- to the translation antennas radar and the synch- from range amplifiers of these Applications amplifiers. and servo

differentiators,

integrators, analog-to as: names by such circuits these optical and electro-

electro-mechanical

to electronic, common applications amplifier signal purpose for general designed are networks The new semiconductor 11 decade. this and consumer--within industrial military, Instruments semiconductor Minuteman received networks Pencil points

Shown before "digital" equivalents them

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NEW PRODUCT NEWS RELEASE TEXAS FOR INSTRUMENTS DALLAS, circuit INTRODUCED December form was announced The new SOLID are Tl 1 s first linear this

wide-application

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of semiconductor

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and the SN522,

Circuits group, consists of the which is essentially Incorporated 5012 • DALLAS 22, TEXAS • ADAMS major 11

of TI I s Integrated

Series

Instruments

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microelectronics.

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News Release Page 2 amplifier represent the amplifiers feedback amplifiers, general purpose for 52'' "Series as a diode with values from size of Tl's "Series junctions, is itself industry, " Adcock which are excellent range. match are bars The circuit resistors six tapped the half about product a major technological layers material with five diffusions, NPN accomplishment "The of material. block a single both to contain and four in the semiconductor advancement said. closely

-diffusion

fabrication

matched

-- a feature

the "com_f-onents" of inputs is maintained Since components. into planar The simultaneous inputs contain is the first this

out that diffused

interrelated of four also bars 51" bars. transistors and PNP Each The circuit can be transistor of silicon.

5000 to 50, 000 ohms.

pointed Adcock block a single into NPN and five two PNP contain networks semiconductor if desired. used can be used 52" circuits "Series stated, to these amplifiers. drive diffused transistors Adcock applications, and other servo In addition

and differentiators.

integrators, converters, 1n analog-to-digital today used commonly most circuits versatile These output. with an emitter-follower the same are result techniques difficult in close throughout to obtain thermal in transistor using contact,

the operational

discrete this temperature News Release Page 3

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Some are typical described Open-loop d-c Tl's 62 db 62 db rejection 58 db 58 db to input 2 mv 2 mv point 60 kc 60 kc 18, 000 ohms differential 10, 000 ohms to ground 18,000 ohms differential 10, 000 ohms to ground 8000 ohms 150 ohms frequency impedance drift referred to input Following the widely "Series of linear 51" line circuits packages. networks gain impedance Output

52 11 semiconductor

SN522 referred 1/2-power of "Series SN521 voltage offset Input

characteristics

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