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R. K. Mayfield TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED • BUILDING SEMICONDUCTOR CONTAINS January received a production Systems The TI integrated a vital indicator, radar Instruments 4--Texas DALLAS, TEXAS FROM CIRCUITS INTEGRATED INDUSTRIES BY LITTON BUILT COMPUTER NAVY RADAR the Data RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE NEWS RELEASE from TEXAS DALLAS, DIVISION PRODUCTS TRANSISTOR • EXPRESSWAY CENTRAL NORTH 13!500 INSTRUMENTS Incorporated announced contract for SOLID CIRCUIT~:, semiconductor division of Litton Industries, Canoga circuits

will be used

equipment carried Navy's the aboard Park, AN/ ASA-27 in Litton's WZF-1 it has that radar

networks California. computer

early-warning aircraft. to use elected Litton equipment, AN/ ASA-27 containing already MAILING of Texas ADDRESS: will be switched in full production, Instruments POST OFFICE system. air-defense The to versions networks. the TI semiconductor

>'rTrademark

to improve in order networks airborne important of the critically reliability semiconductor BOX 5012 Incorporated • DALLAS 22, TEXAS • ADAMS 5-3111 • CABLE: TEX INS the units on order logic blocks and customized Slice "Master II

interconnection

technique technique. This patterns on standard Instruments Texas consists of depositing special

of semiconductor

slices

diffused-silicon

electronic 51" digital utilizing designs digital of "Series types standard include that said group, Circuits

of TI' s Integrated

manager A. Adcock, Willis Dr. Circuits

With Integrated

Computer

• Radar

News Release Page 2 networks. networks TI semiconductor single within 1/8" x blocks 1/32" up to 31 discrete In addition semiconductor power Each "Series diodes, to increased reliability, include and--in many circuits fabricated within l / 4" x sealed 51 11 network performs other dramatic electronic hermetically resistors transistors, networks requirements, and are of silicon, packages. complete are

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and capacitors.

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~Of\ ~ TEXAS Richard M. Perdue INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED CORPORATE OFFICES, RESEARCH BUILDING , NEWS RELEASE DR. DALLAS, Jan. 9 - (Special) Corporate Research appointed President Dr. single NORTH G. K. TEAL EXPRESSWAY RELEASE DIRECTOR Gordon assistant president-- K. Teal,

at Texas of Tl's

of methods

for transistors,

and as co-inventor

Teal

is internationally

known junction Telephone Laboratories he joined Dr. Teal directed

the development

June 1961, when his After has as the inventor announces. the grown Incorporated, division, Jr. material Instruments vice International Shepherd, transistor. TEXAS FOR IMMEDIATE Mark semiconductor DALLAS, TECHNICAL

• Dr.

director

• INTERNATIONAL

& Engineering technical crystal CENTRAL 1/9/63 TI APPOINTS been 13500 22 years Executive on the scientific TI in 195 3 to establish Vice to prepare of staff of Bell the Central Research Laboratories. until to the Office

responsibilities

of the President objective and U.S. continual with contact Texas France, Instruments and electrical Assistant to create

TI' s international

broadened from their as scientific Vice President and maximize ADDRESS, POST semiconductor

and thermostatic

OFFICE BOX 5474 • advisor will relocate the flow of technology This communities Teal responsibility will require on a worldwide basis. manufacturing control plants manufacturing DALLAS 22. TEXAS • ADAMS 5-3111 plants • CABLE, in Europe between his in England (more) MAILING inception management. operations. scientific has were and division In his new assig11ment, with his major

of the laboratories

TEXINS and in Holland, • Page two Dr. G.K.Teal Italy, said Argentina, Mexico, and Australia. Jay Rodney Reese, TI vice strong technical that coordination is vital business. Mr. scientific international technological particularly qualified by his broad acquaintance to help TI maintain wide Dr. that commented is Teal and extensive personal technical position

in its world-

his

undergraduate

background

an advantageous

of TI' s growth to the continued Reese division,

of the International

in charge president activities. Teal Dr. and chemistry mathematics Laureate Dr. He has served Nobel University For two years Harold C. Urey at Columbia the Editorial.Board and Director-at-Large He had an important role of Electrical Institute Teal Dr. also is active in many at and a member and national Pi Sigma Advisory Board of the National American Association other Society, Physics Academy

for Advancement

honorary professional, Honor IRE. of Science and advisory American

Cht:1ni ,.. -1 Society,

Society,

an·'

LL..' uaterials

He is a Fellow

of the and of the Texas Academy of Science. of Science. Dr. electronic Teal is holder devices, or co-holder materials of more and processes, (more) than 75 patents and has of of IRE and the American merger the recent Physical National Sigma Xi, Sigma positions in numerous Engineers. the American including groups, with University. of the international about in bringing in associate

he was a research

He is an IRE Fellow

levels.

and international

work in his doctorate and earned Engineers of Radio the Institute national regional, at Baylor University. at Brown chemistry He completed of Dallas. is a native authored in the fields or co-authored of Page three Dr. G. K. Teal more than

He is listed American

in leading 20 articles Science, in World scientific journals. Who 1 s Who in Commerce Who 1 s Who in Engineering,

Che mi cal Who I s Who.

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TEXAS M. Perdue INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED CORPORATE OFFICES: RESEARCH BUILDING NEWS RELEASE that $4 MILLION NORTH CENTRAL 12 - (Special)

• Texas

construction will begin immediately on its President 350-acre P. preparation site lots and site Instruments said for • DALLAS, FOR RELEASE SUNDAY, JAN. ON OR AFTER 13 IN DALLAS Incorporated today Central the cost TEXAS PLANT

on a 290, 000-sq

on North E. Haggerty and parking EXPRESSWAY MULTI-PURPOSE Jan.

to be located

site 13500 1/12/63 TI BUILDING DALLAS, • announced

ft multi-purpose

Expressway building in Dallas. of the new building, including

1000 automobiles,

will amount preparation has been since to be completed in sections, to more

than $4,000,000. Excavation The plant

is scheduled begin fall. this With the addition feet

of manufacturing,

TI owns plants

said or occupies in four U.S. W. F. Joyce, the new building activities of this laboratory than cities and seven will be used systems design 2. 5 million TI senior for the Dallas

and manufacture

some ADDRESS: POST OFFICE 5474 • to a million square on this Dallas site. Currently, of space worldwide, with countries. Service & Control, design, suitable for any of the manufacturing area. Initially, a major

of the electronic

now conducted BOX

occupancy than feet by Tl's (more) MAILING mid-November. more

president--Operations

is of multi-purpose to consolidate space square other vice with partial TI will have and office more TI now envisions building facility, underway DALLAS portion and electro-mechanical Apparatus division • 22, TEXAS • of the ADAMS 5-3111 • CABLE: TEXINS in Page two New TI plant of some of the operations division plant site the building plan, Among II is a nine-foot areas production flexibility snorkle" conditioning from towers intakes plant on the same other and Corpus including TI buildings, other site. in Dallas, structures and France, concepts to be incorporated in the building between the lower and upper levels. It will provide of the building and make to any portion distribution ducts.

of distribution

pipes and wires and relocation of equipment.

air-conditioning

the clutter functional on the north built functional in the placement advanced has six major in England plants extensive to eliminate designed and services utilities for routing Another 11 frame" space have in Houston, manufacturing the advanced Colley plant also of San Antonio and Richard also successful The firm

ft semiconductor

They a Basic was of Dallas, Inc., Contractor along

ft will be installed.

of 590, 000-sq

Ford

respectively.

and semiconductor

maximum

ft increments.

instrumentation

the industrial free in 31, 000-sq O'Neil are Texas, it possible

can be expanded

the 642, 000-sq

including Architects space Designed

of the new building.

construction for TI structures, Christi, technologies. General McKee E. Robert low bidder manufacturing for a building adequate utilities

and adaptability

flexibility extreme will have the building said fast-changing to accommodate modular Dallas. at 6000 Lemmon, Joyce Mr. ft Apparatus 256, 000-sq in Tl's housed currently expansion will permit also The building county. in Dallas locations numerous concept and south and exhausts

is the arrangement

walls. (more) will and permit of 20 rectangular serve The snorkles will access for various

and as convenient

This as airpiped utilities. Page three New TI plant glass Heat-absorbing sides north and south walls will be faced fronting the ground Mr. other projects Haggerty and create walls an "open" stone, with white

will extend feeling.

315-ft length The 499-ft east and west for a recessed except of the the full glass window wall floor. stated in various with one of the most window

that the start

stages extensive of this in the United States building facilities

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combination

construction--in and abroad--puts

programs in its with TI underway 33-year history.

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TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED CORPORATE OFFICES, FINANCIAL RESEARCH BUILDING • 13500

UP; BOARD DECLARES

at a special 21 - (Special) will permit The amendment today an amendment of directors will permit the board than those

in the Plan.

if such conditions of the amendment the TI board new options

in substitution

of the Internal are not more favorable the oustanding

and 3% was against.

meeting of directors payable March held after declared Thus, Revenue conditions 14, 1963,

the shareholders

while year-end audit quarterly on to the optionee shares are entitled 96% of the vote received meeting was dividend

to shareholders

high in the fourth quarter share of common February 14, 1963. REPORTED President was not complete-""results

of 20/:. per of record

1962 RESULTS

meeting,

of shareholders,

P. E. Haggerty indicated of 1962. that announced sales He predicted reached ADDRESS, POST OFFICE BOX 5474 • DALLAS 22, TEXAS • ADAMS 5-3111 • CABLE, that-• an that the sales (more) MAILING Code. DIVIDEND the special a cash PRELIMINARY all-time to the TI Stock .Option Plan

of the amendment.

At its monthly During shareholders other BOARD DECLARES stock, OPTION to prescribe 74% of the vote to which TEXAS RELEASE Incorporated to grant

with provisions

of options, DALLAS, DIVIDEND in conformity the exercise • REPORTS Instruments meeting also Approximately PRESIDENT

• Texas

the TI board options was in favor STOCK SALES approved in favor APPROVE AMENDMENT; Jan. EXPRESSWAY FOR IMMEDIATE PLAN DALLAS, for existing CENTRAL 1/21/63 NEWS RELEASE TI SHAREHOLDERS which NORTH TEXINS Page two TI shareholders meeting billed of some $65 million

in 1962 1 s last

sales high of approximately $240 million. after He said that net earnings

$2. 10 and $2. 15 for the year--as

compared

to semiconductor

business,

In reference TI 1 s llmoderately

semiconductor price overall corporate performance showing that while uni~ sales had decreased by about backlog BACKLOG Mr. Haggerty is SO% above will go heavily "Even declared. with the cancellation quarter moderately. The Apparatus

with continuing

"This--coupled division and our Science in 1962, and steady Services improvement confident that 1960, UP FOR statistics total dollar rather division, 1963 high year-end at this $82 million "TI 1 s effort of the Skybolt for the full year

its performance

by 90% since our military though into work in progress together us relatively up from he said, ago," a year our has affected competition industry

1963 with an all-time

enters

than $110 million,

of more than half of 3o/o. OVERALL Instruments less were He cited

considerably." had increased

said that even though Haggerty operations "the violent Texas Mr. semiconductor volume, sales

to 1961 1 s $2. 36.

profitable" its total and between quarter for the last share common per

65 and 70 cents

to between amount should dividends and preferred taxes in a new annual would result quarter during area last year, backlog equipment electronic in this time manufacturing the first quarter

than into billable

equipment. This, program, will affect our first missile should however, appreciably improve 1963. .excellent division, results from both of which our Materials were in our Semiconductor-Components 196 3 overall performance

concluded. -30-

at all-time & Controls highs

division--makes

will be up from_ 1962, 11 he

'~ 1962 IN REVIEW

( During the past year, equipment designed and built by Tiers helped carry the U.S. to new space triumphs. Tlers broke production records for semiconductor products and control devices. Past efforts in promising new technologies began to pay off, as indicated by increasing market demands for Solid Circuit** semiconductor networks and nuclear fuel. The year also brought added benefits in such areas as insurance coverage, educational programs, and new facilities for work and recreation.

JANUARYTlers were offered improved

group supplemental life insurance cover age and at much lower rates. TI President Pat Haggerty was elected president of the Institute of Radio En gineers, which recently combined with the American Institute of Electrical En gineers to form the 160,000 - member Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers. Materials & Controls division received an order for a new type of circuit break er which will cover two years' production. The device will be used in the Boeing 727. M&C received its largest order ever for zirconium foil to be used in miniature flash bulbs.

Tl's long-range planning conference lion in contracts for nuclear fuel during established goals and developed prelim doubling the inary programs for the next decade. the second quarter-almost value of 1961 awards.

JUNEM&C received more than $20 mil-

was division OCTOBER: Apparatus JULY: Plating of headers began in the awarded a $IO million contract for 66

new 15,000-sq ft Plating building in Dal las. Construction began to double the size of the Engineering Supply Company headquarters in Dallas. International division set record high sales, billings and profits for the second quarter of the year, surpassing previous all-time highs set in the first quarter. Materials & Controls division was established to include Metals & Controls Inc., Materials & Sensors department and Materials Research & Development FEBRUARY: Announcement was made laboratory. that Memorial Day was added to our list of official Tl holidays for all Tiers. A major medical plan was added to AUGUST: The former Transistor Proddivisions were ucts and Components the benefits package for M&C Tiers. re-combined and the Semiconductor Re search & Development Laboratory added MARCH: A periodic company-wide at to form the Semiconductor-Components titude survey program was begun with a division. In order to provide a more large representative group of Tiers from efficient operation in the division, several all U.S. operations and from TI Limited hundred Tiers were terminated from the in Bedford, England giving confidential S-C division. Many of these were re opinions about Tl policies and working located in the Apparatus division. conditions. Tl introduced 1 IO new product types, M&C received a $ I million contract including 70 transistors, at the annual for fabrication of nuclear fuel for the Western Electronics Show in Los Angeles. Experimental Organic Cooled Reactor. TI was among the first companies to TI President Pat Haggerty reported to send a message via Telstar, the commun Tiers on Profit Sharing and significant ications satellite. TI equipment helped company operations. guide Telstar into a successful orbit and and receiving aim the transmitting antenna. APRIL: More than l000 Tiers who are attended the annual TI shareholders meeting in Dallas. The audience included SEPTEMBER:M&C Nuclear Products two Tlers from Attleboro, Versailles and group was selected as one of five ap Houston who won free trips in drawings proved candidate suppliers for the na at each location. tion's space nuclear fuel program. Sons of two Tiers were awarded Tl Tlers were offered free inf I u en z a sponsored Merit Scholarships. inoculations. M&C Metallurgical and Control Prod Mariner II was launched and began ucts groups both reported all-time highs its successful flight to Venus with an in sales for the first quarter. Apparatus-built data encoder, a precision

more airport radar systems. ESCO opened a new office and ware house in Houston. Record sales for TI were reported for the third quarter, however, profits for the quarter fell below expectations. began on a 60,000-sq ft plant for Tl France in Nice. The first facilities of the Texins Association Rod & Gun Club were made available to Dallas Tlers.

NOVEMBERConstruction

The Internal Revenue Service approved changes in the Profit Sharing plan mak ing available new choices for investing the general account in one or both of two new funds. The choices may be made in March, 1963. Excavation began for a 290,000-sq ft manufacturing plant, the North building, on Tl's Expressway site in Dallas. A por tion of the building will house Apparatus division missile activity.

DECEMBERTl division and subsidiary

company heads from all over the world gathered for the annual planning confer ence to evaluate and criticize past activ ities and plan and analyze new objectives. Versailles Tiers produced the year's appliance one millionth Ampli-Tube* thermostat to control the temperature of household electrical appliances.

Tl's second seismological observatory, staffed with seismic experts from Science Services division, opened near Vernal, Utah. TI leaped ahead of its competition when Autonetics division of North Amer ican Aviation placed the largest order to date for Solid Circuit** semiconductor networks for the Air Force Minuteman program. The orders represent ICBM many and Tlers switch made by M&C I the initial use of networks in production board. on division S-C the of products MAY: Reimbursements under the TI Ed quantities on a missile program. ucational Assistance program were in The first seismological observatory co creased to $300 maximum to cover 90% ordinated by Science Services division *Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. was of the cost of tuition, books and fees under Project VELA Uniform during a calendar year. **Texas lnstr11me11tstrademark opened in Sparta, Ore.

Year-EndActivityConfirms Circuits BrightFutureForIntegrated The Integrated Circuits department of Semiconductor-Components division end ed 1962 with a flurry of business activity which makes the New Year look very bright indeed for Tl's "next step beyond the transistor." ITEM: On December I 0, Autonetics division of North American Aviation, Inc., Los Angeles, announced the award ing to TI of initial production orders for Solid Circuit* semiconductor net works for use in the Air Force Minute man ICBM program. Solid Circuit semi conductor networks will be used in the improved Minuteman to replace discrete components such as transistors, diodes, resistors, and capacitors. The orders total more than a million dollars, with the possibility of follow-on contracts. Cecil Dotson, vice president, S-C division, stated that orders received represent the initial use of semiconductor networks in production quantities on a missile program. To date, this is the largest quantity ordered of networks. ITEM: A new line of "linear" ampli fier-type Solid Circuit semiconductor net works was announced on December 28 by TI. The new "Series 52" line of cir cuits are now in production. Semicon were previously networks ductor available only in the "non-linear," digital types, suitable for computer use. Electronic circuits are of two basic types: non-linear, such as those used in processing the abrupt "on" and "off" signal pulses used in digital computers;

and linear, wherein the shape of the sig nal wave is important and must be pre served as it is amplified, transferred or translated. ITEM: On January 4, Tl announced the receipt of a large production contract for Solid Circuit semiconductor networks from the Data Systems division of Litton Industries, Canoga Park, Calif. The Tl integrated circuits will be used in Lit WALL STAUT }OUltNAL ton's AN/ ASA-27 radar computer indi cator, a vital equipment carried aboard the Navy's W2F-I early-warning radar "Bradburn, do you reolize it's been over aircraft. Litton elected to use semicon six months since you've made a significant ductor networks in order to improve re scientific breakthrough?" liability of the critically important air borne air-defense system. Dr. Willis Ad semiconductor networks, 85% of which cock, manager of the Integrated Circuits are from Texas Instruments. Univac has department, said that the units on order said that by working with our engineers include standard types of "Series 51" to modify their standard designs, they digital electronic logic blocks and cus were able to reduce the number of net Tl's works required by 35%. The computer tomized digital designs utilizing consumes only 53 watts and Univac es "master slice" technique. ITEM: Jn January, the Univac divi timates that it will have a mean-timc sion of Sperry Rand Corporation publicly between-failure of about 15,000 hours. "The fact that semiconductor networks unveiled its new "Microtronic" computer, smallest machine of its capacity yet re are now able to perform both basic elec ported. lt is an operational microminia tronic functions will greatly accelerate with capacity their practical application," stated Mark computer ture digital sufficient for ballistic missile guidance, Shepherd, executive vice president. "On weighing less than 17 pounds and with the basis of this development we can net a now predict that semiconductor a volume under 0.2 cubic feet-about works will be used widely on all types fifth the size of its predecessor! Estimated cost of the new computer of electronics - military, industrial and in quantities of a dozen or more is consumer - within this decade,"' he under $ I 00,000, one quarter of its pred added. trademark ecessor's cost. Each computer uses l 234 *Texas !11s1r11111e11ts

S-C DRAFTSWOMAN WINS NATIONAL ACCLAIM FOR DESIGN At her drafting table in Semiconductor-Components Mechanization, Marie Chandler works on mechanical and electrical detailing and also illustrates products. In her spare time, the three-year Tler recently turned her won national talents to a more domestic chore-and acclaim for her efforts. Marie designed a new kitchen for her home which is featured in the annual Better Homes and Gardens Kitchens Ideas for 1963, now available on newsstands. The magazine devotes two pages with color illustrations to the kitchen she planned and helped execute at her Dallas home, 4132 Purdue. Focal point of the kitchen is an antique Victorian washstand with a marble top and drawer handles fash ioned of carved fruit. Her new cabinets of black walnut repeat the molding design on the washstand and have almost identical carved-fruit door-pulls. Marie chose smooth white marble for her cabinet tops, in place of conventional tile or formica. Stained shutter blinds above the corner sink match the cabinets and a splash of color is achieved with clusters of potted, red geran iums on the window sill. The kitchen satisfies dual requisites: it is as functional as the most contemporary design and yet is in harmony with the rest of Marie's home, which is decorated with antebellum antiques from her former residence in Mobile, Ala.

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S-C Tier Morie Chandler

is shown in the kitchen which she designed.

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INSTRUMENTS TEXAS INCORPORATED RESEARCH OFFICES: CORPORATE 4- - (Special) Feb. DALLAS, of of directors vice senior

and S. T. Harris,

president, vice Instruments of Texas chairman board to the TI board the election , executive Jr. Shepherd, Mark INCORPORATED INSTRUMENTS Jonsson, E.

• J.

today announced Incorporated, OF TEXAS OF DIRECTORS TO BOARD ELECTED T. HARRIS ANDS. JR. MARK SHEPHERD, TI OFFICERS RELEASE IMMEDIATE FOR 2/4/63 NEWS RELEASE TEXAS DALLAS, • EXPRESSWAY CENTRAL NORTH 13500 • BUILDING president. Since been in charge president in 1954, then he has assistant vice in 1961. During into that field of the company's operating divisions. World War II Naval

as a specialist

in radar

and electronics

the Institute of Electrical of Illinois in 194 7. engineer, joined the company

in 1949 as a sales

full time to the selling function. Harris to devote at the University Engineering Electrical in 1942 and his University Methodist at Southern Engineering of Corporate Marketing in 1951. He was In 1961 he was vice elected elected Master's degree in the first person hired president vice senior in charge president (more) MAI LI NG ADDRESS: POST OFFICE BOX 54 7 4 • DALLAS 2 2. TEXAS • ADAMS 5-3111 of in Electrical degree Bachelor's his He received Association. Communications Forces on a cruiser of the Armed and a member Engineers elected president member

He is a senior

maintenance. and Electronic vice (j. g.)

he was a Lieutenant

service He was and executive in 1955, president vice 1961. in 1952 until TI' s entrance from activities of all semiconductor

He was in charge

engineer. in 1948 as a project the company joined Shepherd • CABLE: TEX INS with Page two Shepherd & Harris elected principal

responsibilities

he served as an officer He received his in the area in the U. S. Navy Bachelor's degree Tennessee

in 1939 and did graduate

a member of the American Planning Council president in charge trustees, St. Dallas Chamber Other of long in Electrical work Management at Southern and Steering of AMA's Marketing division. School of Texas, and past members of the Texas chairman Eugene McDermott, P. E. Haggerty, president; Cecil H. Green, Dr. Lloyd president Jordan Davis University. He is Management and is a former

He is a member

board chairman; partner, of Committee Instruments Jonsson, Stevenson, Commander. of the board of the board vice of of directors, of Commerce. E. vice War II at the University International member World of Lieutenant Methodist Association's Council During the rank Engineering

and All-AMA

Mark's planning. and attained J. senior range for Finance & Harrison, Polk V. Berkner, Wardwell president, of directors of the executive vice president;

& Communications;

E. Inc., Management Graduate

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craft corporation mental work were totaling more than 5 million dollars for develop announced by Texas Instruments Incorporated today. A navigation subsystem developed. Future is McDonnell's MACH 2.5 Instruments will automatic low-altitude completely including functions, several The Phantom numerous its original Navy fighter performance records during II, in it holds the world record for straight-away 1606.3 mph. It has climbed 7-1/2 miles from minute and at and has 17 seconds, over six to a dead 18-1/2 Among year. speed at stop in Phantom Apparatus division ADDRESS: POST OFFICE feet) miles (98,425 subsystem electronic II will be performed plant at

6000 Lemmon Avenue.

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one minutes. Work on the Tl's climbed configuration, past the others, a little per flight.

terrain-following

set II, by Texas built subsystem The navigation form a new aircraft. fighter jet u. s. Air RF4C, Phantom of the model the for be developed will reconnaissance Force in contracts current the to addition in production be will subsystem

a reconnaissance

and

expected. The items

has Air McDonnell from Subcontracts

11--(Special)--

DALLAS, February

BOX 6015 • DALLAS 22, TEXAS • FLEETWOOD 7-5411 • CABLE: TEXINS Alexander Robert F. FOR RELEASE INSTRU1\1ENTS TEXAS INCORPORATED NEWS TEXAS DIVISION SERVICES SCIENCE DALLAS • NORTH PARK EXCHANGE 100 RELEASE FEBRUARY ticipate in dedication This station, located which TI has built project for research the VELA UNIFORM, the Department C. Dunlap, problems seismic complex the Agency, in the detection Fisher, U.S. be Dr. Adrian and Dr. Charles C. Chief Bates, P. Jr., Berkner, Lloyd V. pared specifications

is now president

E. original of the a member in the observatories Research of the Graduate H. Cecil Presidents Geneva Panel 1958, will Green of Experts also attend. Dr. that pre- Dr. Berkner Inc., of the Southwest, Center ADDRESS, POST OFFICE BOX 35084 • - more

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35. TEXAS DALLAS • FLEETWOOD and ceremonies. at the Instruments Texas represent will for and Vice Haggerty Dallas. MAILING of Nuclear Agency's Projects Research of the Advanced of Defense involved will ceremonies dedication one tests. weapons nuclear and final Office. TI President R. is the third Branch UNIFORM Detection Test Tennessee,

and Disarmament

Control VELA McMinnville, at the Speaking Arms near of underground identification and Plateau into par Observatory. Seismological Cumberland Project will Incorporated Instruments Texas 16, of the under 1963 CONTRACT OBSERVATORY On February

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DALLAS

13,

THREE-STATION

TI COMPLETES SEISMOLOGICAL

WEDNESDAY, 7-4311 • CABLE. TEXINS in three The Seismological observatories, at Baker, TI served as prime contractor porat~on of Garland, Texas, the VELA Air (ARPA). take Cor - development Geotech the supplied man

TI geophysicists

while including Agency Projects Research (AFTAC) Center of Defense, monitor. is project AFTAC and ARPA,

-art

seismograph

tains

an experimental

will was developed under and built another

of TI' s Science

Services system handles signals in frequency and department The of noise screen, The approximately low seismic space due to undesired A seismic of noise. signal included Cumberland Plateau 19 miles "noise" level processing VELA UNIFORM seismic effects in the system reduces readout resembles whose TI-built equipment

at McMinnville.

is situated

on a 9200-acre

of McMinnville. earth

vibrations

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The site caused the masking and other of microseisms indicator, observatory By

of seismometers.

the

array,

the

-- minute

system

by the Geosciences

contract arrays large from across southeast This system. division. azimuth is also data con observatory Plateau Cumberland the seismic real-time state-of-the advanced installed, has Geotech which equipment vision companies.

the Geotechnical

selection, site of the Advanced to the observatory's In addition effect of two Texas

in the dedication.

part filtering efforts equipment. Applications Technical of the Department

Representatives

Utah; while observatory, is a program UNIFORM Force for McMinn and Vernal, Tennessee. and in Utah stations responsible at the Oregon staff technical six-man manager, seismograph of the complex

and installation

systems and was Oregon; contractural the joint through completed were ville, Observatory Plateau Cumberland l -- Add was selected by natural sources a tele tract for its phenomena Observatory Seismological Plateau Cumberland Add 2 -- The

of considerably

smaller magnitude station of the three events of seismic the detection possible makes level low noise

and civilization.

noise with high Blue Mountains be recorded in areas TI-built observatories was the on September 22, The Uinta Basin Total cost of the three station check-out, could than levels. first The for stations 1962. ob opera $2. 2

be approximately

will

report

and a comprehensive

year the first for 1962. installation, and its equipment construction, 19, on December dedicated was in Utah servatory tion dedicated in Oregon, observatory million. The Lawton, near servatory

in 1960 as the fir st U.S. set forth

tions The 19 58. at Geneva, Switzerland, in methods of detecting violations were nations Participating tests. nuclear the USSR, Kingdom, specifica to technical according to study was to suspend United Plateau Cumberland vaults in water-tight located are seismometers Vibrations which of Experts Corporation

by Geotechnical

completed Poland, Czecho Canada, France, is equipped with

30 seismometers

two feet of earth. Nineteen and Rumania. slovakia these to be built agreement States, United observatory conference of this of the proposed the It was Conference by the Purpose Oklahoma. Ob Seismological Mountains to the Wichita similar are stations three are amplified of the earth then transmitted and recorded. observatory

in a geometrical

arranged are with and covered translated over wire seismometers

by the lines

pattern

to the observatory

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to form into an array. electrical where of they signals are Pleateau Seismological Seismometers designed specifically and horizontal directions are employed detect vertical motions vertical can period seismometer millionth of an of about

one oscillation

vertical

earth

at intermediate

motions tect at a control readings Project 1. VELA 2. based HOTEL

the Departments

motions at a occurring de seismometers can records seismometer tape. and magnetic of Defense on September categories: and development research concerned with detection

--

research

tests --

and development

concerned with the ground- concerned with satellite in space. research

and development

of nuclear tests in space. program was developed by ARPA

in collaboration

with the National Aeronautics and Space

Administration,

VELA Energy earth second. explosions, of nuclear VELA detection The Atomic

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SIERRA VELA detection 3, based UNIFORM nuclear of underground one detect per oscillation of about by the Department as one can observatory three short seismometer The into is subdivided 19 59, long-period frequencies. announced VELA, The at a frequency Other film in both occurring 25 seconds. on both panel motions per

one oscillation

earth as small earth of the vertical detect can of the motions

at the observatory.

at a frequency occurring sei$mometer of about frequency 2, motions The second. per to detect to detect and is designed inch long-period The Observatory Cumberland 3 -- Add Commission, of Commerce and Interior

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and the Department of the Air the Force.

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

its quarter higher for quarter in company year or single of continued violent semiconductor system for the year was lower than for 1961 although was the best for any quarter income income Total per shares outstanding income

was $9,446,386.

were

$2-. 36 on 3,944,575 Sales

entered 1963 began compared Total end. at year then shares were common share

to 1962 1 s $82,000,000.

Direct 1963 backlog compared $55,000,000 of the of 1962 sales subject in 1961 when it was To satisfy the report of over backlog dividends states, to $39,000,000 to have ADDRESS, represented in 1962. The percentage remained the same as 30%, demand the growing for its products

and to continue

(more) MAILING so $110,000,000 with the government contracts is estimated

to renegotiation

325 and net preferred after a new high, manufacturing with a record $2 33,223, outstanding. achieved in 1962 also net quarter's

$2. 13 on 3,948,238

were dividends 1961 sales per Earnings net

was $8,557,200.

and net income preferred after share common Earnings the fourth in

1961 1 s first.

$240,692,588 were 1962 sales since early however, shipments, of defense and a reduced history. competition price volume the year 1962 and its fourth were

than for any previous Because

that billed sales that today shareholders to reported Incorporated Instruments

• Texas

19 - (Special) Feb. DALLAS, RELEASE

ON 1962 PERFORMANCE

REPORTS INCORPORATED INSTRUMENTS .TEXAS TEXAS FOR IMMEDIATE 11~~. 2/19/63 NEWS RELEASE FINANCIAL e DALLAS. EXPRESSWAY CENTRAL NORTH 13500 • BUILDING RESEARCH OFFICES, CORPORATE POST OFFICE BOX 5474 e DALLAS 22. TEXAS e ADAMS 5-3111 e CABLE TEXINS its growth, Page two TI 1962 performance plant been Italy

and Australia. of the company

Because reduction cost A broad expansions Houston and Kansas City, 1 financial condition, s strong facilities recently of facilities planned and are greater emphasis on higher activities,

notes. priority by

savings further and made for Kentucky, financing no additional the report priority in the France, Nice, program, placed overhead of duplicate

ft multi-purpose

expansion program lower some eliminated

the elimination

consolidation of related activities, leading producer the states. report notes that TI continues to be the world's although they constituted less The report semiconductors normal the report transistors, many and space to have needs The report quarter, of them designed larger highlights TI received: 1962, During says. of continued severe quarter, however, increases to unit volume relationship economies, the fourth during prices transistor Industry in the face profitable remained operations for requirements quantity more than production of 100 types defense in 196 3. circuitry.

production-quantity

orders (more) a to bear tended in integrated

TI 1 s successes

competition. price advanced specific volume. semiconductor

with consequent

TI introduced and approved ( 1) initial whose of sales

than half the company's

few manufacturers

TI was one of the very

that notes It also fourth Other worldwide for this

will be required

more at Dallas, completed have efforts, plant construction. under now are both of which near

ft semiconductor

and a new 60, 000-sq

in Dallas building facilities extensive

a new 290, 000-sq

include

projects

Major

in its history.

program upon the most embarked TI has states, the report During totaling the more Page three TI 1962 performance than of follow-on to be used in an improved W2F- l early to be used in an important airborne orders--to go into the initial production "These systems--are used in all types in 1962, and nuclear with markets broadened through

and thermostatic

for nuclear double the amount received in 1961. Petroleum exploration sciences attained expansion Discussing of fuel cores, more than in billings approached their record high. Billings and profits from government also programs metallurgical, for in excess closely

new performance

is foreseen high activities an all-time TI I s international also this an all-time New contracts the year during and space will be widely of new metallurgical, introduction lines. received reached reached activity product 000 were earth approach circuitry. integrated and consumer--within device $21,000, profits electronic advanced states. controls while s most circuitry industrial

TI 1 s materials,

electrical

1

of semiconductor

applications of electronics--military, the report decade.," of the nation the TI integrated that indicates

Such acceptance

some

for networks system.

countermeasures

electronic for networks for the Navy 1 s contract production

and (3) a large

aircraft; warning indicator computer radar airborne with missile contracts

in 1963; (2) production

contracts

probability

ballistic

intercontinental

of the Minuteman version the improved of system for use in the guidance networks semiconductor

$I, 000, 000 for

highs increased. control in sales, and semiconductor billings product and profits, and further activi'ty, the report 1963.

TI 1 s electronic

equipment (more) operations and systems Page four Tl 1962 performance This business says: 11 1961, reflecting contributed lower than expected

and consequently

of Tl orders contract awards were record activity and a backlog Among major (1) one in excess

to be installed, and abroad;

RF4C major space President P. position of sales 1962 1 s cost first to Skybolt government

1962 and Tl enters

1963 with during for 66 airport 1963, surveillance

than $5,000,000

subsystems plane, engineering the year radar at U. S. Air Force for more bases systems in this

in developmental

country work

and (3) a $1,900,000

on the Shrike follow-on air-to-surface new contract missile system. contributed

to all of this

country's of the Board J. E. Jonsson and in 1962. E. Haggerty Chairman state: "Tl enters 1963 in a much more

and profitability

by division and customer than ever will continue cancellation

as well as intense and billing

were: to go into the Air Force's and devices the report, will reflect for shipment through However, received subsystems reductions quarter 1961. procurement,

and subcontracts

in July achievements In concluding during electronic 1962 1 s. 11 reconnaissance Tl electronic of military in 1962 than in SO% over

and reconnaissance

production and profits (for this activity) contracts

(2) subcontracts

for continued levels obtained, of $10,000,000 supersonic to billings on the increase beginning

on navigational

less later efforts to exert Tl to improve both its sales NOTE: See attached statement. over-all before, effect. of device and equipment contracts on electronic equipment and systems

in the year.

expect a favorable balanced For and earnings the year as a whole, in 1963 over 1962. 11 and The related scheduled however, we TEXAS INSTRUMENTS CONDENSED

AND SUBSIDIARIES

INCORPORATED OF INCOME STATEMENT 1962

share Earned per common dividends before preferred share . Earned per common dividends after preferred Sales Net profit before income taxes Net profit after income taxes dividends and before preferred shares of common Number

share Earned per common dividends before preferred share Earned per common dividends after preferred billed Net sales before taxes and other provisions Earnings Net earnings stock on common Dividends outstanding shares of common Number

First Quarter Second Quarter Third Quarter Fourth Quarter

$133,329,522 90,262,506 37,215,877 53,046,629 42,633,844 7,462,500 88,651,145 21.64

31 1961

$127,969,817 82,479,634 36,280,221 46,199,413 45,037 ,,386 9,225,000 82,464,596 20.09

, Q,th-&,t ~bO~ DfJ.-CPt,-?-i~ '--,c,-/;3 i ))~~- ~. Mr, with their eligible ··:·'·of .tlJ.e 21-year ...• equ~l earnings for the past decade averaged Because of great price pressures and the effect of this

on 1962 profits,

than the average for the past ten years. Mr. Haggerty been an extremely he expected 1963 TI sales

TI 1 s manufacturing

Febru~ry to Tlers competitive J 9, ··1963 backlog

had contributed

1. 7% a week's Tl's Fund!

10. 5% of eligible

of the markets in many serves stressed 13,000 pay .•. to annual employee pla?. an IRS approved under than Trust Sharing earnings the more to almost Profit during in each old TI Employees contributions today the company sharing for profit eligible announced that for TI employees Dallas-based meetings ·. ·' . employees Instruments, of Texas President Haggerty, present year, Tl's gains significant and earnings at December contribution

at the meeting

to improve 31, over 1962 was Instruments Texas was

that while had been 1962.

lower 1962 had made and He stated at an all-time high i ·,, f I J,, It., I /l ~ I 11c J ....r· .r. ,J,~•:,: For

INCORPORATED TEXAS INSTRUMENTS Division Services Science Bank Building ';100 Exchange 35, Texas Dallas F. Alexander Robert FL 7-4311

Release Immediate 25, February 1';163 TI TO STUDY SIMULATED MOON with the Air DALLAS

-- A contract

Bedford, Mass., postulated lunar materials of Texas Instruments tories, This such to determine the new division Services in simulation of radar analysis work, density, and molecular might that effects possible feasible to use Since it appears study was begun Total value of the two study manager for TI is Dr. scientist for AFCRL. Jack factors, used in making theoretical be produced on radar propagation. were radar contracts Van Lopik. atmospheric

of the moon. of lunar

possible to determine for estimates

-value

extreme completed, recently l ';162 and one awarded earlier as electron from re-radiation by the Science announced follows contract In the been has on radar studies theoretical Labora- Research Cambridge Force Incorporated. of laboratory study for MATERIALS Dr.

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for property surface radar II is approximately John Salisbury determinations, of lunar signatures" $80, 000. serves studies material. Project as project Release Immediate For

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11, March 1963 TI TO CONDUCT GRAVITY LUNAR information gravity tend TI' s current Geophysicist Fred to withstand the severe shocks might supplement study, which E. Romberg, of moon other said TI, for of Texas

and to evaluate

landings

data

which

Administration.

the program on the ability were geophysical division studies.

and development

research "in house'' by TI Chief formation manager project Van Lopik, Jack lunar and Space Aeronautics

by the National

of recording Services to the Science be,en awarded Incorporated Instruments Dr. has

and feasibility

of the desirability

-- A study

DALLAS STUDY NASA will ex- studies, These of gravity meters how gravity in- proposes to gather. The and Planetary value Programs will be carried Office, Office supervision out under the of Space Sciences, of $34, 000.

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NASA, of the Lunar has a total

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March 13 - (Special) Texas Instruments Incorporated, dinner

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have completed 10, Together, 15, 20, to 1505 Dallas area locations Cecil awards as they TONIGHT president of at an annual area employees who have served tonight reach dinner their a total throughout fifth will be held States where service the year anniversary- in the Gra!ld scheduled the company Dallas-based TI vice each Ballroom year has plants, company of by TI and in several now has more

president--Semiconductor-Components will begin

long-service and retired Tiers and their than for 25 years Staff, Services of service and to Samuel

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The 33-year-old

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It is one of a series

of the United

18, 000 employees

DALLAS, of employment. hotel. overseas, Joyce, or 25 years recognition

the Sheraton-Dallas

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Peterson

Services

Billy Holloway, Nelle

C. Johnston awards Robert of Science Components division. In addition, Carter and Tommy

will be presented

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employees.

Bell,

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TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INTRODUCES NEW SERIES OF 1-WATT SILICON REGULATORS

series of 1-watt diffused si Iicon regulators

NEW YORK, March 25 - A new 36-device to meet stringent military

was unveiled

requirements

designed

by Texas Instruments with the opening of

the 1963 IEEE Show. The new regulators,

typed 1N3016 through

Devices are packaged

case developed

specifically

for use where space is critical.

Electrical

advantages

described

by Tl engineers

and reverse hermetically flangeless, in a compact,

in a zener spread of

Both conventional

of 5, 10 and 20 percent.

from 6.8 to 200 volts in tolerances polarity are offered.

are available

1N3051,

include a sharp zener

forward voltage drop of 1.5 volts at 200 milliamps and an operating

11 knee, temperature sealed 11 maximum range of

from -65 to 175°C. Principal

features are a pure silver lead to minimize wafer stress, a flexible

construction

junction coating for full-time thermal characteristics

wafer protection

and a pure silver disk which gives improved Al I contribute

during surge conditions.

to high rel iabi I ity, according

to company spokesmen. The l N3016 series is immediately

available

through Tl sales offices and is priced as

fol lows: 1-99 100-999

l N3016-1 N3044

$2.95

$2.20

l N3045- l N305 l

3.55

2.65

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NEW 2N1539 SERIES OF 150-WATT POWER TRANSISTORS INTRODUCED BY TEXAS INSTRUMENTS

power and high gain are principal

advantages

cited by Texas

power transistors

introduced

at the IEEE Show

2N 1539 through 2N 1543, the new series offers guaranteed

power dissipation

NEW YORK, March 25--High

Instruments for a new series of germanium-alloy here today. Designated

dissipation

of 150 watts--highest

operation

permits equipment

This high power dissipation previously

in the compact TO-3 diamond package.

available

possible without the added cost and circuit

At lower ambient temperatures,

at higher temperatures of temperature

complexity

compensation.

results in cooler junctions,

this added power capacity

than

and thus

higher reliability. hFE ratio (50 to 100 at 3 amps) makes these devices particularly

A tight two-to-one

applications

Major equipment amplifiers and peripheral Immediately

stability

with critical

applications

useful for power amplifier

include power supplies,

requlrements. servo and power

power regulators,

computer gear.

available

distributors,

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the new power

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NEW HIGH FREQUENCY TRANSISTOR FROM Tl

is designed for use in VHF and UHF amplifier

to the kilomegacycle

applications

and oscillator

planar si Ii con device

epitaxial

The new interdigitated

today by Texas Instruments Incorporated.

was announced

the 2N2865,

transistor,

NEW YORK, March 25 - A new silicon high-frequency

region. Guaranteed performance

of the 2N2865 includes:

N.F.

of 4.5 db max at 200 me, Rb'Cc oscillator

15 psec max, neutralized

power gain of 16.5 db min at 200 me, and guaranteed

of 40 mw min at 500 me.

Typical values for these parameters

of the 2N2865 include N.F.

Rb'Cc 8 psec, neutralized

power gain of 18 db, and oscillator

output of 55 mw at 500 me.

The new 2N2865 is suitable wherever under adverse environmental 500-megacycle

oscillator

than l 00°C,

no significant

Tl is demonstrating

conditions.

of a 2N2865 in a

Even when the device

at their IEEE booth this week. decrease

the operation

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DOUBLE-EMITTER CHOPPERS FEATURED BY Tl NEW YORK, March 25 - At the opening of the IEEE here today, a line of six different double-emitter formance

choppers are designed

and reducing single wafer, exceptional matched pairs, to replace

more uniform per

both elements of the device

By combining circuitry. providing These new into a

stabi I ity is obtained.

±18v min at IE ±10 µa), low emitter 2 (as low as 2 na at ±l 5v), stable offset voltages (±50 µv for specified conditions with

Features include: currents

external

3N74 through 3N79.

chopper transistors,

double-emitter

Texas Instruments unveiled

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better

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by TI' s nitro the of the dewar. measurements of dewar normally dewar, or bottom time temperatures,

of the Cryoflask

filter feedthroughs low helium. consists cooled sensitivity, is achieved

and a high-impedance,

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Industrial 6, Texas. may specific deli.very within be obtained from

at $4, 850 with

Prices Incorporated, Speedway, along mounted are cold work on the dewar's speeds

can be sacrificed.

if NEP or even higher Chopping Power. Equivalent Noise

5 x 10- 13 watts

produces speed at 2° K. operating area detector a 2 x 2 mm. A typical Products Group, INSTRUMENTS TEXAS INCORPORATED BUILDING SEMICONOUCTOR NORTH 13500 • TEXAS DIVISION

at IEEE, see Charley Clough or Don

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NOTE TO THE EDITOR

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Scharri nghausen at Booth 1409-1421 NEW LINE OF METAL-FILM PRECISION RESISTORS

Tl ANNOUNCES

here today by Texas Instruments Incorporated.

announced

The 1/8-watt

resistor,

Standard resistance Specifically

tolerances

coefficients

as low as ±10 ppm/°C.

with temperature

stability

the new metal film devices are offered with temperature They meet or exceed for characteristic

The MM60 and MM65 are described

as particularly

missiles, sate I Iites, avionics packages,

space probes,

the requirements

of Ml L-R-10509D,

E and ±50 ppm/°C for characteristic well suited for such applications

high rel iabi I ity computers,

Welded cap and lead construction

20 pounds axial pul I without damage contributes

for Tl carbon film resistor manufacture

to overal I component

the same highly automated are employed.

production

High volume capability

POST OFFICE BOX 501 2 • DALLAS 22, TEXAS • ADAMS 5-3111 • CABLE: of rel iabi Iity. designed assures prompt

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for positive

capable

facilities

shipment of orders placed through Tl Sales Offices.

MAILING

as

and ground

features cited by a Tl spokesman include a tough molded encapsulant

Except for metal film deposition,

C.

conditions.

subject to extreme environmental

against moisture and physical abuse.

withstanding

and ±0.05%.

extreme resistance

with avai Iable TC ratings of ±25 ppm/°C

protection ±0.1%, ±0.25%, requiring

designed for applications

and end of life stability,

type MM65, from 49.9 ohms to 1 megohm.

designated

are ±1%, ±0.5%,

variations

Reliability

ranging from 49. 9 ohms

Tl Type MM60, is avai Iable in resistances counterpart,

to 499 kilohms; its 1/4-watt

based equipment

units in RN60 and RN65 package

the new series consists of 1/8- and 1/4-watt

Initially, sizes. resistors was

of a new line of metal film precision

NEW YORK, March 25 - The availability

TEXINS

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Ralph Atmar 1963 IEEE Show INCORPORATED 3609 GROUP PRODUCTS INDUSTRIAL • DIVISION APPARATUS TEXAS HOUSTON. • SPEEDWAY BUFFALO RELEASE NEW PRODUCT

SUBNANOSECOND ONE MEGACYCLE FROM PULSE GENERATOR

Group Products IEEE Show, second pulse ri.se and fall Generator Pulse

the new Avalanche

at ti.mes by the firm Di.splayed Instruments. of Texas

by the Industrial

announced has been repeti.ti.on subnanosecond

• A new

1963 - (Special)

generator pulse high-frequency 25, March NEW YORK CITY, AVALANCHE TI at the provides subnano from 100 cps rates

up to 1 megacycle.

from

the new generator

widths

from

5 to 100 nanoseconds

Ri. se and fall Protec

ti.mes ti.on against contained overload i.nto 50 ohms. i.s 50 volts Output than are less exces si.ve duty

i.ndi.cator-reset

may

for all conditions.

one nanosecond i.s provided

by a selfindicator

and front-panel

circuit modules. by plug-i.n be selected cycle Pulse switch.

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The generator modules wide Avalanche Subnanosecond From TI pulse of portable in TI I s line weighs deli.very from the Industrial The price 251b. Further information Products Group, Texas Speedway, Houston

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6, Texas. with other equipment, 8 1/ 2 11

unit with power

is approximately

ARO. 90 days with 3609 Buffalo than less generator The complete

x 12 1 / 2 11 high x 12 11 deep.

module compatible in a cabinet is contained supply $2,000

may be obtained

Instruments Incorporated, Ralph Atmar 1963 IEEE Show

TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED

duty-cycle extended range:, introduced at the IEEE Pulse

100 to 500 microseconds

repeti.ti.on rate from maxi.mum under condi.ti.ons are determined cards. These cards are enabling unskilled Because of the wide monitor

i.n a di.gi.tal manner

to perform the the tester the routine, automatic tests. high-power and of test parameters, both devices are easily tested. range keeps by prepunched from away prepared usually operators can duration protection. device Test provides

1 to 5 mi.Hi.seconds,

and A duty-cycle 2 to 100 pps. Show latest The Instruments. 25 amperes. from

high-frequency-response

over Tester) be varied 5% for and di.odes and Component and

up to 500 volts

parameters test (Transistor TACT of Tl's low- of Texas Group Products

by the Industrial

automatic

system

wi.th a new test

i.s now possible

version of transistors testing pulse

• Fully

25_. 1963 - (Special)

• March

CITY YORK NEW TI FROM TESTER TRANSISTOR PULSE NEW GROUP PRODUCTS RELEASE PRODUCT NEW TEXAS HOUSTON, INDUSTRIAL • DIVISION APPARATUS • SPEEDWAY BUFFALO 3609

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unit

pulse-generator/readout

from upon the test from about and a

to any existing

TACT $40,000 parameters Texas 3609 Buffalo

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2 or 3 power

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• EXPRESSWAY CENTRAL NORTH 13500 • DALLAS,

at IEEE, see Charley Clough or Don

For further information

at Booth 1409-1421

Scharringhausen

NEW l/2-WATT HARD-GLASS, HERMETIC, PRECISION CARBON-Fl LM RESISTOR ANNOUNCED

units, permitting

molded and solder-seal-ceramic

rated l/ 4-watt

available

Added to the previously line of Tl hard-glass

the new unit rounds out

and CGl/4 The CGl/8 resistors. units meet or

is now undergoing

The new CGl/2

B, D and G of Ml L-R-10509D.

exceed characteristics final evaluation

hermetic resistors, and CGl/4 CGl/8

higher density packaging.

in 1% tolerance.

Resistance range of 10 ohms to 1.5 megohms is available

to the G characteristic.

solderless,

lated in strain-free,

sealed hard-glass

hermetically

failures.

unit test hours with no catastrophic

Immediately

available

resistors are priced at $1.08 in quantities ATTACHED PHOTO:

Failure rate has been less than

through Tl sales offices now, CGl/2 through $.43 in quantities

of 1-24,

of 1000 and up.

New 1/2-watt unit shown with its l/8- and 1/4-watt counterpart rounds out a complete line of Tl hard-glass hermetic carbon-film resistors. -30-

MAILING ADDRESSby almost level. quantities in production of withstand

Rel iabi Iity has been demonstrated

deterioration.

per thousand hours at 60% confidence

capable

packages

shock and corrosive or high humidity

ing extreme thermal (-65° to 350°C) and mechanical without measurable

resistors are encapsu

CG-type

Described as ideal for military and space applications,

0.003%

resistor

in the same RN65 package size as the lower

resistor is available

The new Tl type CGl/2

40,000,000

precision

today by Texas Instruments.

was announced environment, BY Tl carbon-film hermetic, hard-glass,

NEW YORK, March 25 - A new 1/2-watt

a complete

TEXAS

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at IEEE, see Charley Clough or Don

at Booth 1409-1421

Scharringhausen

NEW Tl "EPOXY-PLUS" CARBON-FILM PRECISION RESISTORS INTRODUCED AT 1963 IEEE SHOW

NEW YORK, March 25 - With the opening of the 1963 IEEE Show, Texas Instruments introduced carbon-fl Im resistors in RN55D, RN60D and RN65D package

a new economy Iine of precision sizes.

designed for military and commercial

The new resistors are specifically high humidity and high temperatures Designated

the "Epoxy-Plus"*

temperature resistance where

are encountered. in synthetic

I ine because of a new development

high moisture resistance

the new resistors are designed to provide extremely

lation,

applications

Excellent

range of -65°C to 165°C.

mechanical over a wide and insulation protection advantages

in excess of 100,000 megohms are additional

encapsu

of the new "double-tough"

coating. The new units are typed CRl/8, capability

The RN60D resistor,

in a given package.

70°C and are derated l 50°C for characteristic

linearly

to zero when operated

full-rated

power in ambients up to

at 165°C for characteristic

"Epoxy-Plus"

D, and at

resistors are produced by standard automated

in volume quantities

through Tl sales offices.

Tl 1s new Epoxy-Plus resistor, environments.

designed to withstand

They are available

A TTACHED PHOTO

is rated at a full 1/4-watt

B, to Ml L-R-10509D.

Except for encapsulation, facilities.

for example,

They will dissipate

at 125°C.

at 70°C and a full l/8-watt

They provide double wattage

CRl/ 4 and CRl/2.

high humidity

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For further information Scharringhausen

• DALLAS.

TEXAS

DIVISION

at IEEE, see Charley Clough or Don

at Booth 1409-1421

NEW MICROMINIATURE SENSISTOR* POSITIVE-TEMPERATURE COEFFICIENT THERMISTOR UNVEILED BY Tl NEW YORK, March 25 - Texas Instruments today announced positive-temperature-coefficient The new pin-head-size diameter,

thermistors in a microminiature

useful for applications

Designed for temperature-sensing circuitry,

temperature coefficient cyclical repeatability additional advantages percent tolerance. applications

the new MicroSensistor*

described

by Tl engineers.

is available

in resistance

It is designed for operation

silicon resistors are immediately

0.040 high-density or temperature inch in packaging. compensation .5-second Guaranteed

response time are

values of l O ohms to 1000 ohms with a 10 temperatures

ranging from

for severe missile and space application.

MicroSensistor

available

They are priced at $5. 95 in quantities

in environmental

through authorized

Texas Instruments sales offices.

of 1-24.

New Micro Sensistor* si Iicon resistor designed for temperature compensation in transistorized circuitry.

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ADDRESS

in

silicon resistor has a large positive

of O.7 °C, plus a constant rate of change.

of resistance

-50°C to 200°C and is thus suitable

ATTACHED PHOTO

requiring

with no hysteresis effect and fast 0.5-to-l

The new device

glass package.

device measures only 0.060 inch in length,

making it particularly

transistorized

the availabi Iity of Sensistor*

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INSTRUMENTS TEXAS INCORPORATED non-standard tests Show by the Industrial Products Group fbr and of most manually, ized calibration during a year. "To meet importance when for the tests these needs," components are not compatible with done is usually recording data fully setup' test 'hand standard

is the lack

of accurate and performed at different ti.mes he continued, the Device Evaluation at the IEEE Show because of space operational

and now available

around Instru- of Texas " called tester announced was electronic

of a conventional

not convenient,

is often tests these Use systems. ' as other which tests various to perform testing as well

---

and di.odes

of transistors

1

and manufacturers

users "Many explained, A TI spokesman automatic

• A new transistor

1963 - (Special)

"to standardize

and di.ode tester

need 25, March NEW YORK CITY,

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GROUP NEW DEVICE ANNOUNCES INSTRUMENTS STATION EVALUATION TEXAS ments. TEXAS PRODUCTS INDUSTRIAL RELEASE NEW PRODUCT

at the IEEE

• DIVISION HOUSTON. • SPEEDWAY BUFFALO 3609 APPARATUS within "TI has limitations, is fully system

the new ARO.

90 days Prices range needed and fixtures

upon attachments

$25, 000 depending

not displayed Although Station. new this designed by user.

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MAILING ADDRESSPOST OFFICE BOX 66027 • HOUSTON 6, TEXAS • JACKSON 6-1411 • CABLE: TEXINS " data-record1ng and automatic the device to go/no-go equipment include oscillator Individual test fixtures, associated test, may provide immediate containing Program Specifications procedure

step-by-step

so that Test have.been conditions

wi.ll be repeated

exactly every ti.me for virtually

all ki.nds

of tests duplicate power test space. Inefficient of the data reduced. Use Further information Industrial Products Houston setup costs recorded on the DES system Group of Texas

6, Texas. -30-

thereby determined One DES tester the need ti.me are is now available and or units recording convenient Instruments, are eli.minating and data-recording i.s made un- the test set up. equipment, readout supplies, A set up by di.gi.tal is prepared, for to

and evaluations.

ranges thus are to the designed inspections card can be used way, tests the pre-punched Once techniques. specified Test cards. by pre-punched unique

and calibration

setup

the

and readout

---

as required. details an values by the user and easily for new tests once limits and currents, voltages circuitry subsequent make may operators only that capabilities test set of Test skilled example. quickly be prepared key a manual-entry for reading, frequency auxili.ary Readout testing. i.nto digital converted not easily information for board subjecting than rather meters para- device maxi.mum to determine operators allows The DES tester New Device Announces Texas Instruments Station Evaluation Page 2 greatly standardized. from 3609 Buffalo the Speed- INSTRUMENTS TEXAS INCORPORATED • BUILDING SEMICONDUCTOR NORTH 13500 CENTRAL EXPRESSWAY • DALLAS. TEXAS DIVISION

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Scharringhausen

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Tl INTRODUCES LOW-COST HIGH FREQUENCY INDUSTRIAL TRANSISTOR announced

NEW YORK, March 25 - Today Texas Instruments Incorporated the TIX316, a new inexpensive

applications

TIX316 offers outstanding

that were previously

device suitable

to more costly units.

The

hfe of 35 min at 1Kc, hfe of 4.0 at

characteristics:

electrical

restricted

of

industrial application.

a semiconductor

transistor offers the design engineer

This germanium epitaxial for high-frequency

transistor designed for high-frequency

the availability

1 100 me, Rb Cc of 15 psec max, C b of 3.0 pf max, and N.F.

of 4.5 db max at 200 me.

0

Mesa construction

Every unit is subjected

of the TIX316 assures ruggedness.

Y plane as a part of the mechanical test preceding 1 The device is packaged in a four-lead TO-18 case.

force in the critical testing.

The TIX3l 6 is now in production

final electrical

up to 1000 are avai Iable

Quantities

at Texas Instruments.

three weeks ARO; l to 99 price is $2. 93.

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NOTE TO THE EDITORFor further information

at Booth 1409-1421

Scharringhausen

BY Tl

NEW LINE OF HIGH RELIABILITY DIODES ANNOUNCED

"Uni/G" 11 with the requirements diodes in accordance and life test requirements environmental

and MIL-S-19500/144,

Despite the fact that 11 Uni/G 11 In a graphic demonstration nections. or mechanical parameters.

Tl adds to the inherent reliability

standing reliability length is 0.220

the 1N251 series,

"Uni/G"

11

the 1N914 series,

diodes are competitive

diodes are now available MAILING ADDRESS: POST OFFICE 5012 • diode with out Maximum body

is 0.020 ±0.002

specifications series, the 1N659-661 inches.

for these major series: and the 1N3064.

with older type devices with the same type numbers.

in production BOX assemblies. lead diameter is 0.085;

avai Iable to meet the EIA registered

the 1N625 series,

Prices for 11Uni/G

a basic medium-power

and for future miniaturized

inches; maximum body diameter

The devices are presently of the wafer junction stabilizes currents. leakage diode gives the engineer for present applications

of expansion of

by using a glass passivated, This glass passivation surface effects and resultant of the "Uni/G"

free of solder con

with matched coefficients

Construction"

of "Unitized

diffused silicon wafer as the active element.

with no

despite extreme thermal shock.

integrity

maintains contact

capabilities.

The devices are completely

A sol id thermal compression bond, together

Compactness

were passed with no

into a bath of liquid nitrogen at -196°C,

transferred

it against degrading

of Ml L-S-

the devices were immersed in Iiquid

of thermal shock resistance,

then immediately

the component parts,

In

per cent smaller than older

diodes are as much as seventy-three

types with the same EIA type numbers, there is no loss in power handling

failures of electrical

device.

on any unit tested.

failures on any parameter

solder at 230°C,

reliable

parts to make a rugged and extremely

diode uses only four component

recent tests of 1N914 and 1N3064 "Uni/G 19500/116

The Tl-developed

in more than six years.

techniques

in glass diode packaging

to meet

They are the first

in mi Iitary computer applications.

the most extreme reliability requirements in military computer applications. They are the first

These new devices are designed

diodes.

bi Iity of a new Iine of high rel iabi Iity "Uni/G"

the immediate availa

announced

NEW YORK, March 25 - Today Texas Instruments Incorporated

DALLAS

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$400, 000 !or. aircraft

Company 'navigation equipment; navigation. airborne Grumman Aircraft equipment. 30 - MAILING ADDRESS: POST OFFICE BOX. 601!1 • DALLAS order Philadelphia. rocket

for Thor-Delta

Aircraft Lockheed grammers; cation $450,000 Agency,

and approximate

contracts production Company Aircraft Supply Signal battle-

at TI, the AN/TPS-33

for a half-million-dollar accounted ·radar, field Weapons for Navy antisubmarine equipment in production set already A radar aircraft. detection of underwater of Naval by the Bureau was awarded contract A $2,000,000 for production than facility division

at the Apparatus

will be accomplished

All the work

today. more Incorporated Instruments by Texas announced were dollars totaling contracts New aefense

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March

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