德州仪器新闻稿，1964年1-2月

Bill Taylor i I /- . r ( ;))-(Jl'"&J4 & CONTROLS METALS A C O R P O TEXAS R A T E D I V I S INC. I O N OF INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED FOR RELEASE ON RECEIPT NEWSRELEASE (with pie) OVERHEATPROTECTORIS DESIGNEDFOR AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRIC MOTORS ATTLEBORO,MASS., (U.S.A.), January signed motor automobile Metals & Controls protector for Inc., a corporate

7, 1964 - (Special) electric

-- A newly de-

motors is announced division of Texas Instruments protector

was specifically

by

Incorporated. Designated for

series dow lift, meets the KLIXON 3FM, the wound and permanent adjustable automotive seat magnet d-c motors

and convertible

manufacturers'

used

in automatic

top mechanisms.

performance designed win- The 3FM

specifications.

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MAILING ADDRESS34 FOREST ST. • ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS • TELEPHONE: AREA CODE 617 • 222-2800 • CABLE: TEXINS New Auto100tive MJtor Protector element bimetal thermostatic, A snap-acting, the disc calibration point, separating the contacts and opening The clean protector of the disc

in the 3FM. When the temperature

determined make and break especially resistant heating, used in the appliance, as the actuating reaches a pre-. curvature,

snaps to reverse

the circuit. snap-action of the KLIXONdisc makes the to vibration and arcing.

KLIXONM>tor Protectors

actuates

This same principle

serves disc are widely conditioning in

of the •3FMassure

con and air refrigeration that

dustries. all-welded

The low resistance, sistent

connections

No rivets

with maximum repeatability.

calibration

is available

11le new protector may be mounted inside

in a variety

are used.

of configurations

the motor on the brush card without

and

motor de~

sign changes. Additional

technical

data

is available

from the manufacturer.

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XERO COPY

1-fl,i3,c.,T) E ?t;, (

Dick Perdue

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TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED CORPORATE

OFFICESRESEARCH BUILDING • 13500 NORTH GENERAL NEWS RELEASE 1/9/64 TI INTRODUCES DIGITAL HIGH SPEED •SUITABLE DALLAS, Jan.

10- -(Special)-

-Major

53 SOLID

CIRCUIT@

circuits--Series application

into large, by Texas high-speed, Instruments Other FOR LARGE

TI semiconductor

electronic systems, including The newest 5 capacitors, types, current 1/32-in.

a revolutionary A complete

It takes Series

-the time

NETWORKS

APPLICATIONS

networks--which

will broaden ) computers, about integrated their was announced required all using are are are used as being and missile in six different high- speed basic semiconductor bar. electronic components: the same than double the number ADDRESS: are development first including to weigh formed

38 transistors,

of component within announced its package, single bars measures of ultra 1959, by Texas in.March, only OFFICE BOX 5474 in as little five feet at its speed • DALLAS 1/4 x 1/8 x an ounce. can operate for light to travel POST Each lines. equivalents typically regarded in aircraft produced

of 69 different

300 of them

generally

as five "nanoseconds" of 186,000

miles (more) MAILING today Minuteman. circuits circuit, 53 circuits (which already TI catalog All of the component Instruments. l0RELEASE

in semiconductor

the Improved the equivalent in other silicon, TEXAS

new development

and 26 ;resistors--more

equivalents pure 11 TI integrated catalog type has available DALLAS, SEMICONDUCTOR COMPUTER networks the transistor (on-off)

• Incorporated.

step beyond 11 EXPRESSWAY FORJAN. ground-based "the next "digital CENTRAL 22. TEXAS • ADAMS 5-3111 • CABLE• TEXINS per page two TI introduces second I This scale digital production of Series 53 networks. networks introduced in October, 1961, II program, In the Slice "Master of the total number improving inherent reliability. by economy greater

system. of design in the

technique Slice" the same technique for Series 51 digital and for Series 52 linear networks introduced TI uses series stages of production are are

Interconnections

thus possible. on a single together the circuits package Cecil P. said that, are slice separated occupying Dotson, vice made on dozens of silicon about into tiny less capacitor, diode, of transistor, combinations bars with the introduction of Tl's specific of circuits of a cubic are functions at one time of.a 25-cent

and hermetically

sealed

when

piece. in a flat

inch.

Semiconductor-Components

of the new SOLID (more) Virtually circuits. and resistor the size

than a thousandth

president

Only in the final

equivalents. to form

interconnected these in each available circuits all the different set of component with a basic begin given division, each 1962. in December, rectangular within a "Master TI employs customers, for individual Later equivalents

with a high degree

production of mass flexibility they are in the total required of packages To gain the advantages unlimited in large- permits of the new circuits flexibility the design also thereby

the end system,

within the number reducing for use further still to reduce

it is possible

package,

interconnections In addition,

of component

of the high concentration

53 circuit suited ideally the units makes systems. computer Because Series speed high extremely networks semiconductor digital speed high CIRCUIT series, TI page three TI introduces high speed

now has 44 different types

in volume additional digital standard production, 100 custom semiconductor digital networks and "linear" (amplifier) as compared to 10 a year designs special circuit for integrated ago. circuit TI has produced requirements during an the past two,

years. "TI shipped

more semiconductor the entire industry shipped 1963 than figures released Further, 50 per

by the Electronics

he expects cent higher Tl's networks during the fourth in the second quarter, according Industries shipments Association," of networks in the first than such TI shipments He also stated that sales triple during

1964 and by 1968 the device

to at least Mr. in the fourth of integrated Dotson said. of 1964 to be of 1963. in the industry market of to mid-year quarter quarter circuits quarter is expected are expected to exceed $150 million. "Integrated circuits currently are 33% of the new designs said Dotson; "By 1965-68 All three series of TI semiconductor available through TI sales Mr. for military technically capable now being filled sockets this will increase at least of filling by discrete better than components,"

to 50% and by 1968-72

to 7 5%. II and are off-the-shelf $31 each

basis. in quantities

Series offices 53 prices networks are

now in volume

production

or from

authorized

TI distributors

on an from $56 each range of 25 to 249.

######

in small quantities to Texas Instruments Series 53 SOLID CIRCUIT@networks

5000 transistor

the equivcllent Instruments integrated circuits Other only of 38 transistors, today announced circuitry--Series suitable systems,

wide is mounted 5 capacitors,

a bar networks of silicon Texas

in semiconductor

CIRCUIT@networks--making

high-speed ground-based already used such as Improved containing

and 26 reistors.

this new development 53 SOLID

for use in large,

TI semiconductor

electronic 1/4-in are Minuteman. in aircraft such

computers. and missile

and other silicon wafer about 80 complete the size to shrink circuit circuits with new announced today, More elements

of a U. S, ZS-cent

circuits, electronic are piece. contained Each and mounted in a package at left measuring 1/32-in. The completed semiconductor network

of the wafer.

than

in the circular

wafer

such as the one shown by itself

foreground front In this tiny package continues produces in the

only 1/4 x 1/8 x

is shown

standing

in

information For further Jack Miller contact:

4P INSTRUMENTS TEXAS INCORPORATED NEWS NEW PRODUCT

SEMICONDUCTOR-COMPONENTS

DIVISION RELEASE FOR RELEASE was Incorporated. Series 53 includes

use in pre sent

for and are guaranteed A logic is attached. For through the use of AND/OR/ package count. High-speed gates and flip-flops, illustration showing for 12 nanoseconds The full use size and weight. designated level of logic. of multi-stage Series each parts, by decreasing cascaded handling Series 53, 53 units in the reliable packaged { -55 delay, ADDRESS: POST OFFICE BOX 5012 • DALLAS 22. TEXAS • gates improving TI flat package, 5-3111 • CABLE: is savings systems over-all ADAMS C to loading, with reliability, is as follows: MAILING 0

and NAND/NOR

while

and interconnections,

capability fan-out high AND/OR give ideally environment propagation the average example, have military the entire over units these make All units systems. digital to operate this or buffer. flexibility 0 + 125 C). Flip-flop, a J-K types: design

as low as 5 nanoseconds,

delay propagation suited minimum with logic INVERT driver Instruments by Texas circuit six integrated and clock gates, logic 53 features Series with logic and multiple week this announced networks CIRCUIT@ SOLID of digital line catalog 10 - - A new high-speed January semiconductor single IMPLEMENTATION LOGIC SIMPLIFY 10 JANUARY NETWORKS

53 SEMICONDUCTOR

TI SERIES DALLAS, TEXAS DALLAS, • EXPRESSWAY CENTRAL NORTH 13!500 • BUILDING SEMICONDUCTOR TEXINS

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Release New Product and does not have inputs. The

or as a counter

without additional components. Flip-flop

-- bistable

element, steering J-K formed in a single provided so that tive states register All basic sections of the inputs

-- are

and logic gates, to both applied s are been have inputs positive and nega- It displays low propa- for both logic. The

is the basic

gate AND/OR Operation (5nsec). tation delay made by replacing input diodes NPN transistors. This produces output all logic phase-shift

can be obtained

full J -K operation

1 Complementary structure. integrated 1 as a single can be used J-K.flip-flop 11 11 when condition

an indeterminate

defines which design J-K features SN 530 :'lip-flop The 10

J-K Flip-Flop Single phase, 5--i.nput NAND gate 5-input AND gate Dual 3 input NAND gate 2 and 3 input AND gate Clock Driver /Buffer

530 531 532 533 534 535 SN SN SN SN SN SN January Release For making impedance, unit series. of the is similar to diode PNP transistors with a higher it possible input d-c

for fan-out

logic, with and output diodes impedance and lower from are

but improvements

d-c

AND/OR

a non-inverting

gate. gate is an AND gate followed fan-in

of five that

may be increased to 20 by supplementing Also~ it may flexibility. be 11 ORed 11 with AND gates This

by an inverter.

The NAND with to give AND/OR/INVERT gate has

AND gates. logic

a 53 line. Series drive will a total reduce

The SN 535 Clock

Driver/Buffer loads or 16 clock Flip-flop/ of 40 logic with and inverters, tially 53 has Values 10 package complete the has high drive capability pulse loads. Use of dual shift register, can often as compared in a system and gates substan to other requirements of Loads plus the ability loading capabilities, Series 53 input and output is rated (Table I) and drive capabilities {Tali ,e II). TABLE I Each Represented by each 53Input Series of Network N+ Loads N- Loads

531, SN 532, SN 533, SN 534 (Inputs) 531 ("Y" Terminal) 532, SN 534 (Outputs) 535 (Each Input) 530 {Logic Inputs) {Clock Pulse Input)

0 2 0 2 1 2.5 1 1.5 1.5 0 0 2.5 Type SN SN SN SN SN required excellent gates. non-inverting

for N+ and N - drive

Weighted of units January types. TI' s new Series to cascade J-K a complete

the number circuit

integrated and the four-inverter NAND and AND gates Dual Release For

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Release New Product TABLE Maximum Output Drive Capability

SN 530 Output SN 531 "G" Output>:< 1 'Y 11 Output SN 532 Output SN 533 Each Gate Output SN 534 Each Gate Output Output SN 535 Each Inverter 4 Inverters

in Parallel of Series II 53 Networks

10 10 2 4 10 4 10

10 10 4 4 10 4 10

40 40 PNP by using

is accomplished

material efficient More circuits. digital with ciated as outputs, January maximum loading semiconductor of the utilization 10 asso- techniques the design from a departure shows 53 circuitry Series used being are

~::If both "G" and "Y" terminals from both is allowed.

Release

For

-4-

Release

New Product

died es for

transistors rather than "master slice" technique

the inputs. the

53 utilizes

of Series

Fabrication

of de sign.

component

count:

28 NPN transistors,

for total

capacitance

of 115 pf,

and 26 resistors

number of equivalent components, large This by Texas practiced is indicative one structure, within formed Instruments and makes For circuit functions

in one structure.

package is also available for additional Series 53 broadens semiconductor networks. functions low power drain for control system for providing circuit multiple the digital 10 PNP Tl's requirements. applications. and PNP NPN both K. of 70.0 resistance for total transistors of the advanced process technology either complex or multiple possible slice" "master the necessary variations, input a 14-lead and output leads requirements. present product line of Series 51 and Series which includes six logic by a complete computer equipment Series required 5 capacitors transistors, with equivalent the following contains bar 150-mil 65-X The flexibility for 51, Series 52 consists

of differential

circuits, having 52 fulfills very amplifiers to the widely Conforming 51 and 52, Series by Tl's

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Release New Product the new logic flat welded hermetically-sealed, lenghts of 0.185 inches. and total weight is less Advantages of using SOLID size, reliability, smaller savings. Series

53 semiconductor

ne ;1re st TI sales

Prices are SN SN SN SN SN SN office contained with 50-mil lead spacing are 1/4 11 x l/8 semiconductor networks of the package same in the and lead 11 CIRCUIT lighter networks or authorized weight are include and potential over -all systems immediately available through

TI distributor.

-30circuit Photographs, for publication. editors

x 1/32", 0. 1 gram. greater your are package Dimensions than circuits 10 established configuration packaging accepted January Release For schematics and logic diagrams are enclosed to

AND-OR-INVERT LOGIC FLEXIBILITY

l2nsec 1 ......-.,. LI - I I I ~ L.S.~3£..J I ,.=---1---7

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45 nsec Total Propagation Delay Through Four Stages

MINIMUM PACKAGE COUNT I I I __J I 7 + MINIMUM PACKAGE COUNT

----------------- A---------~

HIGH SPEEDLOGIC CHAIN -

AND. OR GATING = HIGH-SPEED LOGIC CHAINS + AND - OR - INVERT LOGIC FLEXIBILITY

SERIES 53 LOGIC FLEXIBILITY ..!: l,_l c ...t) 1 Q L-,

-

~ C- ~ :, SN530 J K FLIP FLOP @ Q Q © .. Propagation Delay ( Ip): Fan-out: Power Dissipation: @ @

<Dc, (lJ

(I) 11 OR 11 NOR 11 GATE Delay (tp): Propagation Terminal G Fan-out:* Terminal Y Power Dissipation:

AND 11 OR 11OR 11 GATE

Delay (tp ): Propagation Fan-out: Power Di ssi potion: @

<D•o G) C

y ® 0 !lJ 25 nsec 10 4 10 mw at 3v 11 SN532 ©• 10 27 mw at 3v Pr-..,® SN531 1'NAND @• 45 nsec 5 nsec 5 14 mw at 3v C @x ®

SN533 DUAL 1'NAND

11 OR 11NOR 11 GATE I I @A

<D G

:: @O ®' ©• Delay (tp): Propagation Fan-out: Power Dissipation: I I : : 25 nsec 10 10 mw at 3v H (I) L__________J SN534 DUAL ©A r : G '' ' '' ' \1':1'1: 5 nsec 5 14 mw at 3v H @o "" Propagation Delay (tp): Fan-out: Power Dissipation: (lJ @• @c

AND 11 OR 11OR 11 GATE

11 @ ® J L_________

SN535 CLOCK DRIVER /BUFFER NETWORK

Delay (tp): Propagotion 10 per gate Fan-out: Power Dissipatio-n: per inverter

*

If both G and Y terminals

are used as outputs,

maximum loading is allowed by both. 25 nsec 40 9 mw at 3v Release Immediate For

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Materials

for

manager-accountant

office

-- John C. Gourlay

15, 1964 - (Special)

& Controls

Texas Instruments

products

in Richmond Hill,

is a graduate of the International division Canada. A native Torontonian, and a member of the Certified Accountants Society Association of Ontario. with Aro of Canada Limited of Canada Limited Mr. Gourlay Before joining in Rexdale,

in Don Mills,

Ontario.

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Manager-Accountant

Named Office Instruments Mr. Gourlay wife and three children reside & Controls division products are and his in Etobicoke,

Canada. Tl's automotive,

Materials electronic,

and refrigeration,

aerospace, electric motor industrial control, and several other markets.

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For further details, contact Jack Mi Iler

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The W. M. Pattison

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it was announced

this week by Cecil

P. Dotson,

has been of Texas

division

vice

president.

Located at 777 Rockwell Avenue, ing the full line of Tl semiconductors,

Included in the Tl line - in the industry - Cleveland, resistors, the broadest Ohio, line of solid-state are 550 types of transistors, 230 rectifier

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and capacitors.

capacitors, Pattison Pattison industrial an industrial electronics division The new distributorship supplements the service electronic types, 200 diodes, light sensors, distributor components and 175 and SOLID in Cleveland, and has to serve the growing electronics needs

of its customers.

Pioneer

Electronic

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Tl's authorized

and in-depth

distributor

stocks available

in Cleveland

for many years.

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A INC. & CONTROLS METALS O I V I S ?~ I O N OF INSTRUMENTS TEXAS INCORPORATED FOR RELEASE ON RECEIPT NEWSRELEASE (with pie) CLOTHESDRYERCONTROLEVER OFFERED FIRST ALL-SEMICONDUCTOR INTRODUCEDBY TEXAS INSTRUMENTS for clothes dryers designed

to electronically

exact desired dryness is announced state control vidual garments Inc., a corporate division of Texas Instruments No mechanical

or electromechanical

timing the moisture water tumbled and dried. content of the clothing in terms

is a conductor,

of dryness solid state the coincides with module and the machine 11 indi & Controls

are used. with

each arti The electrodes measure contact of resistance. Since will vary with As moisture is reduced setting, the electrodes the feel by ~tals mechanisms of the clothing resistance

in the cloth.

amount of moisture level are 11 Incorporated.

drum come in periodic

dryer as they of clothing cle for in the Sensors

• - A new, solid

.21, 1964 - (Special)

January

ATTLEBORO,MASS., (U.S.A.),

the and the desired signal the off. shuts

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ADDRESS34 FOREST ST. • ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS • TELEPHONE: AREA CODE 617 • 222-2800 , CABLE: TEXINS First

All-Semiconductor

The housewife without considering control knob, is able located

may be dialed. are

system state agencies used use air fluffing. different conditions.

can be dramatically

by attempting is high, & Controls is now being and air Inc.,

to dry a dry the machine

were originally as well

by the manufacturer as missile Versailles, and Kentucky

of KLIXON(R) controls

for

units.

from the manufacturer.

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designed systems. produced conditioning is available system by the military

in communications

of ~tals

data

for

of the cloth

in this prescribed unit Additional for seconds. The control heating this the resistance devices for

same manner as

a setting using Solid in the The provides also in a machine within

characteristics.

from damp dry to bone dry resistance off of dryness Selections of moisture Since measure is operated measurement shut appliances,

or mixed load

settings to meet specifications plant time push-button handkerchief. space

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an accurate on a radio. no complicated Accurate will Control on the console, The control demonstrated Dryer to select operating the volume control There Clothes Ask for SP-24. ~ Don Maclver INSTRUMENTS TEXAS INCORPORATED INSTRUMENTS DALLAS, Jan. BOARD cash share of common stock on the 4,997,

now outstanding,

payable March 16, 1964, TEXAS • February 14, PER of Texas of Directors a quarterly per of record Board declared of 20 cents RELEASE OF 20 CENTS today Incorporated shares DIVIDEND DECLARES TEXAS DALLAS, FOR IMMEDIATE

23--(Special)--The

Instruments • EXPRESSWAY CENTRAL NORTH 13500 • NEWS RELEASE FINANCIAL TEXAS BUILDING RESEARCH OFFICES: CORPORATE dividend 510 common

to shareholders

1964.

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MAILING ADDRESSPOST OFFICE BOX 5474 • DALLAS 22, ADAMS 5-3111 • CABLE: TEXlNS SHARE W. Fishel Clark INSTRUMENTS TEXAS INCORPORATED TI REALIGNS Jan. advantage of expanding activities of Texas Mark is not involved and all former been have employees division International or facilities of people relocation Physical Jr. Shepherd, Vice President by Executive today was announced Incorporated, Instruments full international the related by combining markets global ACTIVITIES to take realignment

-An organizational

24- -(Special)-

DALLAS, RELEASE MARKETING MANUFACTURING, INTERNATIONAL TEXAS DALLAS, FOR IMMEDIATE 1/24/64 NEWS RELEASE • EXPRESSWAY CENTRAL NORTH 13500 • BUILDING RESEARCH OFFICES: CORPORATE reassigned. manufacturing

"As technology,

said

the U.S. A. manufacturing

outside become imperative, 11 now will be in charge of World for the responsibility similar to the divisions' Reese, former International plants eight four of: available coordination all TI skills wherever customers to all potential providing that ( 1) insuring This Shepherd. to Mr. r.eporting new position has are made World in Free business. of TI international and development (more) MAILING ADDRESS: POST OFFICE BOX 5474 • DALLAS 22. TEXAS • ADAMS 5-3111 • as functions and capabilities exist they head, division

and international

marketing

of the corporate

Marketing,

the responsibility

,. he and Materials products Jay Rodney Vice President (2) has plants. American head the need assume

will immediately

divisions & Controls global, The Semiconductor-Components

the announcement.

in making

become

and responsibilities

efforts related for combining and marketing CABLE: TEXINS markets; page two TI realigns manufacturing, international responsibility Instruments Limited in addition to those E. these England in Bedford, Materials in Dallas. metal plants operations join and clad President Cecil operations of Texas Italy, in Holland, and Texas Instruments & Controls division Dotson P. President Vice product electrical Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico, Mass., Versailles, in Attleboro, in Nice, France control, motor for responsibility those Vice semiconductor for the assume will O. Vetter activities division Semiconductor-Components will assume marketing as and Toronto, Ky.,

Canada. The worldwide Inc. R.

will in Tl's continue Jr. C. Dunlap, Science Apparatus for government

to be responsible

J. President Vice division headed division, Services of Geophysical operations exploration petroleum and industrial products Service President by Vice will Fred Bucy plants in Dallas continue and Houston. Marketing World marketing of Apparatus Engineering Supply in Dallas, Tulsa, will division Company, Kansas part of World Marketing. Vice President Reese. City, have direct products. headed

TI' s Distribution

TI' s Australian

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division

George

Levering

and Massachusetts,

will by President Houston, for the over seas responsibility operation will continue and located become to report a to Taylor Bill A INC. & CONTROLS METALS C O R P O

D I V I S I O N

R A T E OF INSTRUMENTS TEXAS INCORPORATED FOR RELEASEON RECEIPT NEWSRELEASE (with pie)

CONDUITADAPTERHELPS TO MEETELECTRICALCODES NEWTHERMOSTAT January

ATTLEBORO,MASS., (U.S.A.),

flexible conduit The thermostat wiring. and adapter were recently introduced Exposition and Refrigeration part The thermostat to provide a quick

and inexpensive

ing number of city electrical by a flexible conduit. reset designed tected the 1964 at

in Chicago. sealed,

of KLIXON(R)snap-acting,

thermostats. automatic any standard It accepts for enclosed

is an integral

The adapter a corporate Inc., connector Heating

Air Conditioning,

& Controls Incorporated. of Texas Instruments division 1/2" by Metals is announced adapter mostat

-- A new ther-

28, 1964 - (Special)

adapter combination the increas way of meeting codes which specify that was be pro wiring

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MAILING ADDRESS34 FOREST ST. • ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS • TELEPHONE: AREA CODE 617 , 222-2800 , CABLE: TEXINS Adapter Conduit New Thermostat

-- up to 25 amps,

duty capacity pole, single-throw are All 100,000

120 and 240 v-ac

resistive double-throw construction. They are contained cup which lead with is filled dust, Temperature actuation is achieved metallic disc. The disc perature change at high degree data located point the mounting of thermal Technical is at connections an epoxy resin or other out moisture, seal completely and single cycles. and internal parts operating a metal within adapter or single-pole, for U/L approved heavy feature the special with available

KLIXONthermostats

compound to contamination. bi

by the KLIXON snap-acting, the bottom

of the cup where is quickly transmitted to give tem a sensitivity. available

from the manufacturer.

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Ask for SP-COMT-2. For deta i Is, con ta ct Jack Miller INSTRUMENTS TEXAS INCORPORATED NORTH 13500 • BUILDING SEMICONDUCTOR CENTRAL DIVISION

SEMICONDUCTOR-COMPONENTS

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

JANUARY 28, 1964

GENERAL NEWS RELEASE TEXAS DALLAS, • EXPRESSWAY Tl APPOINTS GLEASON AS SALES MANAGER

DALLAS, January 28 -

Frank G. Gleason has been appointed

Sal es Manager of the according

division of Texas Instruments Incorporated,

Semiconductor-Components

to

Cecil P. Dotson, Vice President in charge of the division. In addition

Mr. Gleason wil I continue

to his new duties,

to act as Minuteman Before this

Program Manager at Tl, a position he has held for the last several months. Mr. Gleason was Tl's Corporate

recent assignment,

Marketing

Manager;

he has al so

served in Tl's Apparatus division as Manager of the Missile and Space department, Manager of Product Requirements, Mr. Gleason is a graduate of the American Ordnance Communications

and Program Manager for Optics and Infrared projects.

American Rocket Society,

Association,

and Electronics

a Navy veteran,

of De Paul University, Association, and a member Armed Forces

and Instrument Society of America.

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MAILING ADDRESSPOST OFFICE BOX 5012 • DALLAS 22, TEXAS • ADAMS 5-3111 • CABLE: TEXINS INSTRUMENTS TEXAS INCORPORATED OFFICES: CORPORATE January by Texas Instruments function for the Ranger with NASA, under

is responsible,

by the Jet JPL

of Technology. Institute of the California Laboratory Propulsion a rendezvous toward designed are vehicles space The Ranger the moon. today launched VI spacecraft control an important provides Incorporated built and decoder detector

-A command

30- -Special- DALLAS, RELEASE VI RANGER ON WAY TO MOON ABOARD TI EQUIPMENT TEXAS DALLAS, IMMEDIATE FOR 1/30/64 NEWS RELEASE • EXPRESSWAY CENTRAL NORTH 13500 • BUILDING RESEARCH and planetary lunar for the unmanned exploration. the first The Ranger VI spacecraft direct data on the lunar ten minutes the last moon are to take more than

3000 photographs

during of vehicle flight just before impact. Views of the starting at 800 miles to be taken of impact. of the TI command detector transmitted from the earth and camera equipment

on the spacecraft.

routes commands to the proper until

Function signals controls

of the system spacecraft the into commands and processes while up, instant to operate continue of six television the use are The cameras cameras. through surface with scientists is to provide mission the cameras is to translate and decoder a suitable to actuate form The decoder control to be stored devices in the control portion within computer (more) MAILING ADDRESS: POST OFFICE BOX 5474 • DALLAS 22. TEXAS • ADAMS 5-3111 • CABLE: the TEXINS page two ranger VI moon portion shot

of the spacecraft. The design,

decoder

development

was accomplished

at Tl's Semiconductor-Components types of transistors Apparatus division in Dallas supplied semiconductor as for the spacecraft and decoder as well booster system. Materials provided precision Tl's circuit & Controls breakers vehicle.

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in ground of the detector division and other detector for the launch

and construction

devices division in Dallas. The more 50 for use than in the

and its Atlas in Attleboro,

equipment and Agena Mass.,

and thermostats

,v/E ,/ 7,./J.8Ci>EJ l,/4.vc~t1' [l ct 0/J-/ 6 e ~.8/ C

(ot..-1] ~ Long Odie TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED DIVISION APPARATUS play an important role in development Solar Observatory) for the National Late in 1963 NASA awarded Corporation for satellite. Texas Instruments provide TI will accept several record it, The and during two 96-minute orbits passes over a ground station. pointing within one- half mile of arc 5 seconds then

subcontractors.

and verify, decode, and the ground, from for subsystem to receive, are to data, engineering on command. it back play gathered of information bits 50 million store will spacecraft handling

of experimental

it to the ground

and transmit of the scientific and data to the satellite channels hundred to Republic the major subsystem radioed commands execute contract are and Honeywell of this

Administration.

in the development communications the Functions the satellite. phase the first Aviation and Space prime

a $5. 3 million

Orbiting

(Advanced

of the AOSO Aeronautics

will Incorporated Instruments Texas

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January DALLAS, SUBSYSTEM SATELLITE TO DEVELOP INSTRUMENTS TEXAS RELEASE IMMEDIATE FOR RELEASE NEWS and TEXAS DALLAS, • AVENUE LEMMON 6000

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in approximately

1967.

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phase a year. in the AOSO First launch program. is For further information contact: Jack Mi Iler TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED SEMICONDUCTOR BUILDING • 13500 NORTH CENTRAL EXPRESSWAY

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• DALLAS. TEXAS DIVISION NEW PRODUCT RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

NEW Tl INDUSTRIAL SILICON POWER TRANSISTORS OFFER HIGH-VOLTAGE,

HIGH-POWER,

HIGH-FREQUENCY

CHARACTERISTICS

DALLAS, January 31 -A

new 24-device series of high-power silicon transistors specifically designed for cost-critical

industrial applications

Designated

Tll 121-6,

Tll 131-6,

80 watts at 55°C case temperature. J EDEC TO-53 square-flange double-ended

has been introduced

Tll 141-6 and Tll 151-6,

by Texas Instruments.

the new transistors dissipate

The Tll 121-6 and Tll 141-6 units are available

package;

in the

in the 11/16 11

the Tl 1131 -6 and Tl 1151-6 devices,

stud package.

Prime devices in the series are rated at 100 volts BVcEO and 200 volts BVcBO· Saturation

resistance

is guaranteed

at O.5 ohms max and fr at 7 .5 megacycles.

bination of high breakdown voltage,

low saturation

utes to improved circuit efficiency

and greater reliability.

resistance and high frequency

The new units are described as offering the highest current-to-cost existing industrial silicon power transistors.

This com contrib

ratio avai Iable in

These transistors are characterized

at 5 amperes

for Tl 1141-6 and Tl 1151-6 devices and at 2 amperes for Tl 1121-6 and Tl 1131-6 units.

Gain

for the 5-amp devices ranges from 10 to 40 and from 20 to 80; for the 2-amp units, from 15 to 60 and from 30 to 120.

This new industrial si I icon power series is available authorized

from Tl sales engineers and

distributors at prices which range in the 100 to 999 quantity

from $5 .75 to

$15.30.

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ADDRESSPOST OFFICE BOX 5012 • DALLAS 22, TEXAS • ADAMS 5-3111 • CABLE: TEXINS ~ TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED CORPORATE OFFICES, RESEARCH BUILDING • 13500 NORTH CENTRAL EXPRESSWAY • 1/31/64 DALLAS, C. VERBAL REPLY TO PRESS The Apparatus received a contract Agency for long-time work QUERIES of Texas division on 25 airport which is constantly over which Instruments

of $2. 2 1nillion

in excess surveillance of electronics supplier ON FAA CONTRACT from and the

the electronics

cognizance at commercial airports. TI will have supplied contract, some 175 of the world's largest Federal has Aviation TI is a systems at modernizing of this NEWS RELEASE systems. working it has W. Fishel Incorporated radar equipment TEXAS to the FAA, equipment With completion new or modernized radars for airfields.

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MAI LI NG ADDRESS, POST OFFICE BOX 547 4 • DALLAS 2 2. TEXAS • ADAMS 5-3111 • CABLE, TEX! NS B-ri_ner Jrick l 9,S4 1, February TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED

NE¥.T~ RFT_,EASE

PRODUCT NEW GROUP PRODUCTS INDUSTRIAL • DIVISION APPARATUS TEXAS HOUSTON. • SPEEDWAY BUFFALO 3609 IN IEF:F- EDITIONS RELEASE FOR TI1v1E,

RISE AND FALL 15 me, VARIABLE LOW COST, TI INTRODUCES BOOTH 1409 AT IEEE, GENERATOR SOLID STATE PULSE

test low-cost testing of pulse the majority to satisfy designed instrument 6613 is a high-quality,

• The Model

SPECIAL)

• (IEEE

TEXAS HOUSTON, ✓ case' \/ $900, design and component FOB, Houston, Texas. FEATURES HIGH-PERFORMANCE Model rate determined from a manual cycle. Delay Output amplitude single-shot generator, switch. Pulse width is variable for output before or after be adjusted may may up to 90% duty sync output. with output over load to 15 me; pulse delay protection. SPECIFICATIONS EXCEPTIONAL Clock rate i.n 6 ranges selectable ranges from

0 to 10 volts; ranges;

output

output

30 ns to 30 ms; and fall

load impedance: ADDRESS: POST OFFICE BOX 66027 50 ohms • width selectable positive amplitudes, variable ti.mes: ri.se 15 cps pulse O to 30 ms; from

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HOUSTON 6, TEXAS • or the to 10-volts zero from be varied signal, external pulse clock by an internal at a outputs and negative positive coincident 6613 provi.des The approximately for sell will unit The testing. 'woret checkout, design, system design, ci.rcui.t

• di.gi.tal

requirements JACKSON 6-1411 • CABLE: TEX INS

... Page Two Rise and 15 me, Vari.able Low Cost, TI Introduces at IEEE, Generator Fall Ti.me, Solid State Pulse Booth 1409

ampli.tude: +3 v (rise amplitude: 2 v rms. ti.me and fall is 15 ns); CONVENIENT General cabinet measuri.ng 8-1/2 Deli.very of the Model W, in. 6613 contact the Marketing Incorporated, P. 0. Box 66027, 8-1/2 12 i..n. D, ~ Manager, Houston, 30 - mounts Generator

i.s approximately

information, drive SIZE Pulse Purpose 6612 The Model input external in. i.n a compact H, and weighs For 30 days ARO. Texas Instruments Texas 77006. about more 10 lb( Jack Briner 1, 1964 February INSTRUMENTS TEXAS INCORPORATED NEW PRODUCT DIVISION NF.WS ?ELEASE GROUP PRODUCTS INDUSTRIAL • APPARATUS TEXAS HOUSTON, • SPEEDWAY BUFFALO 3609 EDITIONS IN IEEE RELEASE FOR

WITH INTEROSCILLOGRAPHS AT IEEE, BOOTH TI BY ED ANNOUNC

SINGLE-CHANNEL AMPLIFIERS CHANGEABLE TEXAS

• (IEEE

SPECIAL)

• A single-channel

a flush-mount are the latest additions

to TI' s 1i.ne of o sci.llograph

may ti.ally 100 cps. 11 new uni.ts

osci.llo/ri.ter

ampli.fi.er swi.ngs s are upward pre-amplifiers feature 11 Recorders. All controls

interchangeable;

chart •:, for writi.ng provi.de loadi.ng swi.tch. Other rati.os are obtai.ned

• more

OFFICE

BOX

66027

• "osci.llo/riter""

HOUSTON

appli.cati.ons.

the desi.red change 5 and 50 mm/ carri.age plug-i.n by i.nternal are mounted; panel chart selectable speeds POST to es sen- i.s si.mple; sec chart ADDRESS: for

condi.ti.oni.ng

Standard MAILING d-c from in two-channel front are Appropri.ate ease. si.gnal found conveni.ence the user si.gnals Z -fold CONVENIENCE USER The

or opti.onal

roll

standard

to record

i.nterchangeably

be used charts Ei.ther use.

and i.ndustri.al

laboratory

adapted

and i.s especially

paper chart sensitive heat utilizi.ng i.nstrument new recordi.ng rectilinear

i.s a di.rect-wri.ti.ng

recorder

"osci.llo/ri.ter"':'

The

i.nstallati.on.

panel for ic to the portable,

uni.t i.s si.milar

flush-mounti.ng

providi.ng flanges wi.th mounting for The i.nstruments. recordi.ng and portable HOUSTON, lL;o9

by a push-button gears.

6, TEXAS • JACKSON 6-1411 • CABLE: TEXINS

Page Two with Interchangeable Osci.llographs Single-Channel Booth 1409 by TI at IEEE, Announced Amplifiers

SPECIFICATIONS BRIEF Speci.fi.cati.ons sensitivity input max pre-amplifier: recording to driver ampli.fi.er

• ±L 5 v ±5% into

for

90% of full

7 -1 / 2 i.n. W; weight of the

span.

,:, Trademark

Dimensions

i.s approximately

single-channel

is approximately

• 1%; stabi.li.ty

l ineari.ty deflection; 25 mm gri.d without are $550, of Texas

• 1 / 2%; ri.se

8-1/2

25 lb. with Model PICAH, FOB, Houston, Texas, Instruments Incorporated.

• 30 -

6K ohms ti.me for

• 8 ms

i.n. H x 14-l/2i.n.

are

portable,

• 50 mm;

Pri.c e pre-amplifier. with the buffer deli.very L x::

ampli.fi.er,

30 days

ARO.

6A; 6C; 9A, B, C, E; 3B; 2A; 61ack dot

CODESClark W. Fishel DALLAS, TEXAS INSTRUMENTS TEXAS INCORPORATED RESEARCH OFFICES: CORPORATE NEWS RELEASE NORMAND 2/6/64 DALLAS, Feb. assistant vice president of directors of Texas today by President P. president in charge said division, Components vice Dotson, Cecil of the European

Group is responsible

Switzerland. Mr. Provost manufacture in the Texas and served University 1958 as chief and later division Mr. Provost became was appointed He joined manager as well. Devices director of Texas Instruments position.

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ADDRESSPOST OFFICE BOX 5474 • DALLAS In 1959 Computer to his current 22, TEXAS • ADAMS in Components of the Special managing

and in 1962 was appointed

Instruments Texas engineer mechanizat_ion chief and New York University of the Semiconductor- engineer In 1960 he became department. Limited

in the U. S. Navy.

industrial and France, Nice, near England, in Bedford, plant of Tufts graduate

He is an engineering

in Geneva, Europe. throughout marketing semiconductor plant France as manager

TI semiconductor

for Limited Instruments Instruments Texas

and in the

of TI' s Semiconductor-

with headquarters

Semiconductor Instruments Haggerty. E. will continue Provost Mr. that an elected has been by the board it was announced Incorporated, VICE PRESIDENT ASSISTANT Provost Normand

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Bp(§ de puissance au silicium, Une nouvelle serie de 24 types de transistors clans lesquellN industrielles, cialement mise a~ point pour les applications est presentee par TEXAS INSTRUMENI'S. ie fe.cteur prix jntervient, TI-11~1 a 6, TI-1131 a 6, TI-1141 a 6, TI-1151 a 6, ces nouveaux Les types TI-1121 a 6, TI-1141 -.A 80 W a 55°c au boitier. dissioent transistors 6, sont livrable~ en boitier JEDE~ T0-53, en boitier MI'-10. Les types TI-1131 a 6, TI-1151 a 6, sont livrables Referencen

Les BVCEOsont de 100 V, BVCBOde 200 V clans les types les plus oerfornante. est garantie a 0,5 ohm max et FT a 7,5 MHz. Cette de saturation La.resistance et de faible :rlSsistenoe de saturatioo de tension limite elevee, association frequence elevee contribue a ameliorer le rendement dana les oirouits et l donner une fiabilite Les series

TI-1141

plus grande.

series,

8o; pour les deu.x:autres 2 A. Ces dispos_itifs

SOCIAL

ET

USINE

VILLENEUVE·LOUBL,T

dans \lll8

sent livrables

96,00 F pour des quantites

tilEGE

10 a .lfOet de a> a les gains sont de 15 a 60 et de .30 a lro a

a 6, et TI-1151 a 6 ont des gains a 5 A~

(A.·M,) · TEL. superieures 02.43 42 allant ganme de prix

de .:,6,00 P. t.

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TEXAS

DIVISION

February 10, 1964 GENERAL NEWS RELEASE

Tl ANNOUNCES

Dallas

SILICONE TRANSISTORS FOR CONSUMER MARKET

February 10, 1964 -The

announced silicon FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE here today. "Silect"* industry's first silicone-plastic

Texas Instruments Incorporated

transistors, encased transistors were is initially offering five different

designed for consumer product applications.

They are the

Tl 415 through Tl 419 series.

"Silect" transistors are suitable tions, offering ruggedness, for an extremely low noise and a frequency

for amplification,

to 80 megacycles

for oscillation.

electronic hi-fi, portable organs, cameras, hundreds of other electronic devices,

Described as low-level, to replace sistors.

wide variety of consumer applica

epoxy encapsulated

range from DC to 30 megacycles They can be used in radios,

phonographs, up to frequencies low-noise transistors, toys,

tape recorders,

intercoms,

used for Citizens

Band radio.

and

these new Tl devices are designed

transistors as well as other more conventional

silicon tran

The si Iicon active elements enable the units to withstand extremes of tempera

ture that would cause some older types of semiconductors plastic used for packaging

the units adds additional Sample lots of "Silect" to fail. The glass-like benefits.

transistors have been tested to the requirements

of

Ml L-STD-202B method 106A, which requires storage at l 00 degrees centigrade degrees Farenheit)

at 95% relative

silicone

humidity for ten days.

(202

No failures have resulted

from these tests.

• Trademark, Texas Instruments Incorporated

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SILICONE TRANSISTORS

FIRST ADDTl ANNOUNCES Tl 1s use of transfer molding for the silicone

processes commonly used with epoxy.

countered

The older competitive

iron with no effect. 125°C;

approximately exhibited no electrical The silicone

Silect 11 transistors

11 or mechanical nickle plated and gold flashed, techniques en direct contact

with a hot soldering limitation

have been tested after long storage at 150°C,

of and degradation. eliminating

and translucent

problems of light sensitivity

materials.

making them suitable

Tl 1s transistors use steel leads,

for either welded or soldered assembly

as well as sockets.

11

Silect

11

transistors are now available

from Texas Instruments in production

Orders for up to 1000 units can be filled from stock. available

of the new units is in their units have a storage temperature plastic used by Tl is opaque, with older transparent encountered than casting

and even burned at temperatures

blistered The Tl devices wi 11withstand in soldering. advantage

Another special

Epoxy units have deformed,

heat resistance.

gives better heat dissipation from Tl field sales office, ductor-Components and industrial division, applications, authorized

Tl distributors,

Texas Instruments, are' planned.

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ATTACHMENTSPhoto and Cutline Additional Dal las. information quantities.

on them is

or direct from the Semicon Additional types, for consumer 0

To demonstrate the high temperature resistance of the silicone plastic used in "Silect" transistors, Tl fabricated identical units in the same molds. The transistor package on the right in photo num ber 1 is made of the silicone plastic used for "Silect" transistors. The unit on the left, made in the same molds, is of epoxy. After being heated over a candle flame, the results are shown in photo number 4. The epoxy deformed and split, while the silicone remained the same. The irreg ularity of outline of the silicone package is carbon deposited by the candle flame, which can easily be wiped off. (PHOTOS

OF THE TRANSISTOR

PACKAGES NOT RETOUCHED) Dick Perdue Texas Instruments Ext. AD 5-3111,

News Special to Dallas Morning 16, 1964 Special Section . For February Week Engineers National Featuring 1/29/64 Ref: Don Schnurr

this will need country being physical sciences. President were H.J. Wissemann society. "Not

and eng~neering

for its in industry is a vital need for dependent on science population masses of the future

••• for an adequate

general

well-being

means

of transportation,

supply to fill leisure the lifeblood of most He added that depends upon the talents clothing and skills but t;he for their and shelter, 11 hours. successful to be continue society and scientists of food, and devices engineering said

and protection,

will look to engineers

Wi'ssemann, Mr. Worth. activity, only will our safety Vice of the Texas convention in Fort month & Engineering the Tl Corporate and the Instruments by Texas

at the annual last

by 1970 than year mathematics Research who directs industries held Engineers,

of Professional

Society in an address that Commission Ph. D's per stressed the points among These in recent

of the profession

Advisory

of engineering,

in the fields produced now are as many twice than more of growth

by the Scientific

it is estimated so, Even years. rate staggering the reflecting today, alive are lived who ever and engineers of all scientists cent 90 per About and profitable of well-applied research and

engineering. To illustrate living,

he pointed what out that science one man

had done for on the farm

(more) the American now can supply 1559 standard of food and fibre

-2for

needs such supply he could generation in this earlier although 28 people,

for only 8 others. of scientists

number "The 1954, and to over from about in 1940, in industrial in to 157,000 grown spending alone has per year in one short $15 billion to around year per 45,000 Research

300, 000 in 1960.

$4 billion engaged from increased

and development

research and engineers decade." scientists part industry and engineers, and the growth in its growth industries more employs firms engaged This growth Turning needs future estimated conservatively in the next would have technical five years. that over the nation in more than 7,000 of factory in the decade than Mr. talent, of Texas for the 10-year to add 2 30 Ph. D 1 s and over

500 with Masters

of TI 1 s business from content is apparent (more} 11 economy. and its Instruments "We have

to add 80 Ph. D 1 s and 400 Masters

we will have

The requirement

• - from

ahead in present-day said, Wissemann the sales, of the general that rate devices, of electronic in 197 3, both figures growth to the projected

for technological

it Jnterms will be faster rate Today,

by one-third

will increas~

in 196 3 to $21. 3 billion

$14. 1 billion decade. •• • and systems top the past

and manufacture

in the development industry electronic spread people 900,000 equipments, components, dollars. 'than all other over cent of 10 per rate outpaced has probably industry electronics "The a big he said.

and engineering,

of science in the growth played has industry of this of employers one of the major has been

The electronics

period degrees. the fact that, is that we The high among our

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more

1800 with Baccalaureate

than

and more

degrees

500 with Masters

than degrees, 100 with Ph.D. than more we now have people, 22,000 approximately degrees.•~ but other industries experience rapid such industry, not only the electronics that predicted Wissemann Mr. chemical

as construction,

growth and have expanded The expanding horizons for and growth rate, and power, would scientists and for needs engineers. of numbers in terms might all this demand of the engineer himself. flood of new scientific knowledge "The been observed

·1:11-athe "half-life"

other words, half "This problem offering in that they are engineers so they can increase a technical re-treading also Industry school, to a Master this is recognizing and also sponsor some degree. Those Through special arrangements all their courses during sponsors numerous shorter ••• It has 10 years. In · in a decade. or in other of our educational for prac~icing undergo words, 11 "At TI, 1s courses refresher competence, he said. people,

for technical night

job. their by some to be recognized formal torrent, obsolete becomes knowledge is beginning institutions now is about of an engineer of his professional ever growing of what in terms is a Niagara-like

and application

discovery between with the time but also he indicated, simply be described cannot engineers need

we pay for

30 engineers in the honors program with schools such two full days

Ph. D fellowships.

a week These (more} programs educational through taken engine·ering courses in an honors program work

at school. educational

leading

at TI only part-time.

as SMU and Rice,

in they take Additionally, TI programs all are

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designed people For the engineer the basic principles applicable between mechanical, civil, As examples for anyone environment • Direct or plasma diodes. which that who chooses

the engineering

that networks an exciting to create profession conversion it possible make as a career, into electrical field made of fuels an entire to place

• 1/4 x 1/8 x 1/32 in.

of silicon tiny wafer on a single circuit happening are of new things the

of engineering.

aspects the practical in those interested

and will assume

and che_mistry,

math will become engineers more on emphasis

The distinction

disciplines. will become Industry on will be placed and greater level, and chemical graduates Semiconductor • emphasis to see expects cited: Wissemann Mr. less electrical, for teaching responsibility that in physics, well-founded graduates Wissemann to all engineering he predicted. pronounced, less Mr. at the undergraduate especially

specialization,

in school, He feels about. coming changes some still

two to five years."

with TI from been who have to help 0 Advances in the computer are associative in nature, • Adaptive systems

-- that

form ability and which would allow than rather ener~y fuel through cells possible by logic memories the random access type which, to a degree, in current use. a learning data society, exciting more sophisticated in industry is a vital continue

to be spectacular,

offering engineering as a career. us to utilize much has processes. handling Mr. for of electronics and its horizons rate that concluded Wissemann of growth for those will who choose

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is no transfer

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Plant Selected INSTRUMENTS TEXAS INCORPORATED RELEASE IMMEDIATE FOR 2/12/64 NEWS RELEASE TEXAS DALLAS, • EXPRESSWAY CENTRAL NORTH 13500 • BUILDING RESEARCH OFFICES: CORPORATE WILL NOT BE AFFECTED TI DALLAS OPERATIONS PLANS EXPANSION BY TI HOUSTON Feb. Mark Shepherd, He said evidently acquiring a good-sized piece expansion of its Houston to Houston. between TI has has

its headquarters

from arose reports in future for possible area in the Houston

Tl 1 s interest

at

in a 76, 000 sq ft building

for 11 for the future, of our planning he said, ''however, have a site. Several locations no essential transfer of operations such 11 than employment 33 years. It operates exceeding 21,000, 15 plants with more and

in 10 countries

than and 10 years, than for more in Houston operations maintained for more a total moving We contemplate consideration.

the two cities.

in Dallas part negotiations not yet concluded under considering now centered activities, is a normal "This been in fact Speedway. 3609 Buffalo we have no basis the erroneous of property to was absolutely

that .TI was

today in Houston published reports there that today said Jr., President Vice Executive Instruments

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will not be affected

from to 76,000 3,500 systems hundred people sq ft.

and instruments

and processing,

and industrial

in a decade, In Houston, for geophysical recording,

control.

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DALLAS - February

14, 1964 - The Engineering

Boston metropolitan

area has been appointed

Components division of Texas Instruments P. Dotson, division

vice president.

is now stocking

Included semiconductor Located is ideally 200 diodes, and 175 networks. situated Supply Company community.

and electronics

Boston scientific

to serve the Greater

Supply Company

Engineering

belt,

Boston industrial

in the heart of the growing Engineering is a corporate division of Texas Instruments United States. Stocking and a long locations

time distributor

of Tl products in the southwestern Dal las, Tulsa, Kansas City,

and Houston in addition

to the Canton

facility.

the service

and in-depth

stocks available

supplements

The new distributorship Lafayette

Radio Electronics,

Tl's authorized

distributor ADDRESS. POST OFFICE BOX 501 2 • DALLAS 22, TEXAS include from

in the Boston area for many years.

• 30 MAILING

components

and SOLID CIRCUIT®

light sensors,

wide range of SCR's, resistors,

plus a similarly

capacitors, electronic line of solid-state types, Supply

and capacitors.

resistors,

230 rectifier

are 590 types of transistors,

in the industry - Engineering Massachusetts, Canton, to be the broadest

this week by Cecil

it was announced

Incorporated, the full line of Tl semiconductors, in the line -said by the Semiconductor distributor an authorized in the Greater location Supply Company Road in suburban Located at 480 Neponset AREA NEW Tl DISTRIBUTOR IN BOSTON APPOINTED SUPPLY COMPANY ENGINEERING Company TEXAS DALLAS, • EXPRESSWAY CENTRAL NORTH 13500 • ADAMS 5-3111 • CABc.E, TEX INS If,/✓." w;, { J.c-J~ )~

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(}_,/44 tJ ~,;,/4. c integrated circuit at the annual meeting on March New York Radio functions, of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic and Patrick E. said that and Texas Corporation E. Haggerty, by Joseph S. Wright, president of Texas Instruments. Hearing Aid Sales of Zenith president M. Kinney, to the public

aid will be available

the new hearing Radio by Zenith jointly was made eing Incorporated. Instruments

aid manufactured

by scientists project re search as a joint was developed Announcement Zenith in Engineers 24. in a new hearing incorporated will be demonstrated

all its amplifying

The new circuit of Zenith state, solid

a microminiature,

performs which RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE aid containing hearing 14--A Feb. ;.:J'd,.' I"

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ILLINOIS 35, 2/14/64 RELEASE CHICAGO, f./ AVENUE GRAND WEST CHICAGO NEWS

• )tek. I ·

'1:

J\,ili~a:l,cg {Qnrp-ltra:thrtt

2fflitlf 1ta:ring 6501

Ju?t~•d;_; Corporation. of president Corporation, in limited quantities he said, "because

in April. to sell

"We do not expect for some time we are However, an important of the they part

TV industry. Haggerty

a circuit of them many today's will be more expensive than they will prove themselves confident of the business, just as color 11 initially, has miniature and eventually become aids. hearing become an important part use of such 11 said in a consumer that we believe product. this Semiconductor (more) is the fir st production integrated circuits such as these page two are

now in use

space. In less of these circuits, to outer sent application said Kinney six transistors, 16 resistors the new package contained into years phones and batteries

"It performs he stated,

"as well But that larger. reliability advanced electronic cubic inch is only Haggerty said of the art we have function that does formed but that size

of microphones,

More

ear

hearing

of our new hearing

printed a conventional circuit important are be it would of the entire functions

one consideration.

service. "What than or better match,

miniaturization

all of the amplifying

and long state true can be stacked circl,lits in the that He added 10 complete safety reduction contains the new circuit

interconnections.

many of an average permit would unit a single

so tiny.that

a circuit corresponding before several into and their of a head size the a space electronics. integrated that integrated

the semiconductor

applied has Zenith space the first after to be circuits integrated time satellite (IMP} (NASA} on Administration 1 maximum demanding Platform Monitoring months three than of consumer

to the field

circuit age programs semiconductor the first 1963 contained 27, November space and Space Aeronautics by the National launched such

the Interplanetary

example, For reliability. Minuteman as improved programs, and other missile ballistic

intercontinental

100 different than in more many aid, aid. 11 times the factors of 11 that circuits of this state circuitry in practical

is a semiconductor

integrated of solid here type integrated within a single the job of equivalent, (more} slice of less separate, than the most represent use today. circuit, a complete a thousandth of a

conventionally-assembled

page

three

and re sis tors.

transistors semiconductor system built with reliable than conventional complexity, this reliability equipment to electronic According integrated transistorized improvement

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manufacturers, more circuits, is several times equipment. Dependent on system factor

can be as high as 5-to-

l. 11 a Bob Roth I V I S I O N D

C O R P O R A T E

A INC. & CONTROLS METALS OF INSTRUMENTS TEXAS INCORPORATED

FOR IMMEDIATERELEASE

NEWSRELEASE

TEXAS INSTRUMENTSNAMESCIRCUIT BREAKERMANAGER

a corporate

the appointment

manager. In this of the KLIXON(R) line of circuit breakers. manager of Metals & Controls' new assignment and thermal end-users of magnetic Attleboro, Massachu~etts division Instruments manufactures Texas mostats, as circuit as well of experience markets, the primary in by the manufactured Instruments. of Texas

KLIXON precision

breakers, he depart Controls 10 years breakers circuit office, regional Precision the for

and manufacturing

western

and transportation

electronics the aerospace, manager & breaker as circuit marketing direct he will to his brings Swift of H. M. Steel marketing Mr. Swift ment. Incorporated, of Texas announces was most recently Instruments division Inc., Formerly

-- Metals

17,

Controls

position

1964 - (Special)

February

ATTLEBORO,MASS., (U.S.A.),

switches the aerospace, for and ther- electronics and markets. transportation

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TRANSISTORS ';'. f PR0DlJIT AU.TOUJID'HTJI DES ONE 3ILIC E TIQU JOU:.5 fJOITIER PLAS

Les premiers par T.I serie sous boitier transistors plastique ont ete congus silicone

Grand Public. pour repondre aux besoins du marche disponible. de 5 types "SIIBCT" est, des a present,

Une premiere

1 ooa. dans une gamme importante d applicati t et une gazmnede frequence qui s '~Ils sont robustes_, ont un faible brui Ils et 8o Mhz en oscillateur. 30 MHz en amplification tend du continua argues electro radio, jouets, rs peuvent etre emoloyes dans des recenteu photo et cinema, photographes appareils niques, cha1nes haute fidelite, magnetophones, et bien d'autres ... portatifs,

etre Les"SIIBCT" peuvent L utilises a faible conme "transistors Presentes remplacent les transistors placer d'autres transistors niveau, faible bruit", ces types

epoxide et peuvent ~galement rem en boitier Le silioiu.m au silioium de tYPe classique. les types elevees qui auraient detruit des temperatures

permet de supporter precedents.

sui ont ete soumis a des contr8les de la production Les echantillons 106 A,) et en par (MIL-STD-202-B, met.bode vant les normes militaires Aucun d~faut n'a a 100°C en hwnidite a 95%pendant 10 jours. ticulier a la suife de ces essais. ete enregistre

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permet une meilleure

dissipation. Un autre avantage de cette serie plus elevees que les boitiers est epoxide. sente supporte qu'elle

des temperatures stockes

Les "SIIECT" ont ete ni changement

a 150°C en duree

pre

ni dom

electriques,

caracteristfques

dans leurs

et n'ont

mage mecanique.

Le plastique

done les

que nous employons

vant avec des materiaux translucides. l •?s rend

L actuellernent anciens sont utilisables facilement aussi

thermo-compression,

sont

plus

Les connexions

Les transistors

a la lumiere, de sensibilite problemes bien SILECT11 sont 11

opaque et supprime

parfaitement est rencontres qui etalent transparents ou et dore, ce qui par soudure ou nickele en acier aupara

pour 1 1 assemblage

que pour montage sur supports.

en serie,

disponibles

en developpement.

L • ' t d'autres types 5A, B,

C, D, E; 4A, B, C, D; 4E,; E; 6A, B, C. Black Dot.

B,

C, D & E3D; 9A,

B, 1A; 3B; 2A, Codes: C, D, Don Maclver INSTRUMENTS TEXAS INCORPORATED were were Earnings $240,692, 588. Earnings per the basis of 4,993,760 share were shares outstanding $1. 71 per common share. 1963, the report states, to Tl's highlights Other to TI profits substantially improved. airplane, missile MAILING with both and satellite ADDRESS: POST 1962. reached new highs the annual report and in domestic Earnings states.

history. 1962 net sales

than of $8,557, 1962 earnings dividends 31, 1963, after On the same in December. record an all-time with volume were a 25% stock 1962 basis,

of new products customers.

and governmental

operations again became the largest unit and dollar sales higher than OFFICE computers BOX 5474 • and their Di(mg:i;~) TEXAS single

1962 and profits

acceptance in 1963 for ground-support equipment. won broad circuits • ADAMS 5-3111 • CABLE: TEXINS of 200. $2. 41 on

of 1963 performance:

semiconductor Integrated over and preferred industrial commercial, Semiconductor-components contributor in profits on December dividend flowed and services in its history or 15% higher taxes after of a stock During years

$12, 139, 19 3, or 42% above stock

to its 1".eported Incorporated in TI' s 33-year $276,476,571, of common in the form distribution earnings 1963 were for Net sales TI activity, 1959 and 1960, for except sales IN PROFITS IMPROVEMENT successful improvement major for every markets the best, YEARS company's The broadly-diversified international SUCCESSFUL Instruments

and substantial

sales

record

1963 ONE OF ITS MOST

1963 was one of the most

that today shareholders RELEASE

18--(Special}--Texas

February

DALLAS,

IMMEDIATE

AND SUBSTANTIAL

SALES RECORD WITH ALL-TIME all-time REPORTS INSTRUMENTS TEXAS FOR 2/18/64 FINANCIAL NEWS RELEASE TEXAS DALLAS, • EXPRESSWAY CENTRAL NORTH 13500 • BUILDING RESEARCH OFFICES: CORPORATE Tl's page 2 TI reports

to the improved

supplier largest to the semiconductor committed TI 1 s participation gains principal traffic

and air electronics

and airframe manufacture. First radar production Force 1 for scheduled s F-111 volume in the in profit and continued modestly reached a record space, undersea air-to-surface for advanced level whose for from development 1964. Prototype for the Air Force's systems

will be supplied

RF4C with warfare, missile, scheduled sales

and in application

records to advanced with aircraft the Air for were

of the earth,

ocean and materials and profits. in sales also controls electrical semiconductor, highs

had all-time New

contributor (TFX). TI' s international businesses program second in 196 3 and was warfare, radar Similar 1964. defense programs. are delivered profit single electronics contracts were biggest concept. contractor,

TI is prime

systems and infrared program,, at high was to tactical relating production

It is the

and profits sales The Navy 1 s Shrike control. programs. largest activity, in government in programs 100 defense circuit cost-reduction by aggressive aided profitable, supplies integrated manufacture fuel Nuclear contribution. TI currently missile its both increased year, previous the year. Minuteman and controls

TI' s materials

than for more circuits semiconductor integrated 500% during was increased in production circuit of different and the number by 10 times was increased capacity unit production designs record 196 3 all-time set by Tl's and space exploration petroleum sciences. new peaks in the U.S., Eastern Hemisphere and Latin marine operations were at high volume in off-shore areas, (more) operations Exploration reached American including activities markets; the North Sea. page 3 TI reports 1963 all-time Contracts in hand record simultaneously Office contract. during the visit of the Apollo space occupied from 18,166 1963 year-end a year $55,000,000 "In 1964, government expenditures. and expects are prospects in the U.S. at year-end 1963. manufacturing backlog, bright to extend operated successfully for and abroad. $49,000, of 1963 sales are total bringing of Tlers increased third .. and heavy at year-end

to $110,000,000

totaled government one-third very despite compared can be expected to continue

and geophysical

sq ft of new facilities,

1962 to 21,616 industrial TI has and Space measurements The number competitive highly Oceanographic to 000 compared subject

to renegotiation.

concludes: report The annual and to perform Aeronautics the world. About earlier. Navy 470,000 nearly with the U.S. contracts Direct a U.S. a year

to the moon.

was $ 122,000,000

shipments, fourth-quarter the U.S. 31, on December under astronauts to 3, 167, 000 sq ft throughout Tl's 1962. TI added 1963, During system scientific for making methods survey for the National will determine the best shipboard tests oceanographic many TI also Administration studies multi-sensor a major than higher a third were

1964 performance

end for at year TI will develop earlier. space record

to do so.

Business continued good and earnings in 1964 are NOTE: See attached statement expected probably critical examination in this

is at a high

conditions With the strength TI sales its conditions of broad in consumer product to be better than and of defense and for many years in all TI divisions and and industrial markets environment level continue will

and market in 1963.

11

diversification,

TEXAS INSTRUMENTS CONDENSED

AND SUBSIDIARIES

INCORPORATED

OF INCOME

STATEMENT

For 1963 share Earned per common dividends* before preferred share per common Earned dividends>!< after preferred ·Net sales billed before taxes and other Earnings provisions Net earnings stock on common Dividends outstanding* shares of common Number

$154,445,375 105,966,710 50,984,770 54,981,940 48,116,435 5,700,000 97,760,605 19.58

in December 1963. 4,930,718 SHEET 196 3

*Adjusted

December I. 7 3 $ 2.43 As

Total Assets assets Current liabilities Current capital Working (net) plant & equipment Property, debt Long-term portion) current {excludes I equity Shareholders share* Book value per common

ended 1962 the year of December 1962

$133,329,522 90,262,506 37,215,877 53,046,629 42,633,844 7,462,500 145 88,651, 17. 31

31 1961 $127,969,817 82,479,634 36,280,221 46,199,413 45,037,386 9,225,000 82,464,596 16.07

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The Model ·)rovi.de such but also firms, and to industry regula-

by the one part

primarily possible automatic plus preci.si.on E,ervo prec1sion controller to gage at a co st package

• sized

ir: a pract'.ca!ly

Pressure

Preci.si.on

w1th Tl's er 1s used accuracy up to· w1th accurac1es absolute, gage pressure by precision pressure as the pressure source providing organi.zat1ons and aerospace in the aircraft users and transducer manufac- and transducer cali.brati.on

and government.

In use against the is used a desired

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• more

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Operation is withi.n on 20 lbs system wei.ghs Further i.nformati.on Texas Instruments spedfi.ed

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can be obta".ned Incorporated,

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• 30 -

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ARO. Group, Houston 6, Texas. .Tric:k Briner 20, February l 9E,-1 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED

• (IEEE

TEXAS Industrial Instruments three new products for testing automatic tests on integrated devices. Two of the units circuit packages; the third make and quality devices. of semi.conductor types semi.con- engineering for i.s designed unit on other evaluation 1409

• Texas

ductor assurance AND SPECIAL) announced has Group Products

IN JV.V.F. i:.;nTTTCNS

RELEASE WITH DAT A RECORDINGS BOOTH BY TI AT IEEE, TESTER CIRCUIT INTEGRATED TEST LIMITS INTRODUCED HOUSTON, GROUP PRODUCTS FOR RELEASE NEWS NEW PRODUCT TEXAS HOUSTON. INDUSTRIAL • DIVISION APPARATUS • SPEEDWAY BUFFALO 3609

MEETS TESTER CIRCUIT 662 INTEGRATED MODEL NEED WITH DATA RECORDING INDUSTRY The

Model 662 Integrated the evaluation and circuits. It i.s a fast, easily capable of making up to 36 tests on devices circuit of tests

is accomplished

digital comparator punch or digital 3ri.ef speci.ficati.ons: :36 tests operation, In manual boards. printed types selection Test results from

on a typewriter,

card number of tests POST OFFICE BOX

• de and de logi.c;

of tests test

on up to 14 acti.ve-leads;

ADDRESSand a printer.

• more

MAILING

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Page Two Integrated Ci.rcui.t Tester and Test Li.mi.ts Introduced

1409 suppl i.es (ten curl-ents up Lo 1 amp. measuring 78 i.n. H, 24 i.n. W, 30 i.n. D. Pri.ce of the Model Texas, deli.very 60 days ARO. FOB Houston, MODEL The Model 659B The suppl i.ed) voltages to 50 volts, $49, 000, (}P

• 1 di.gi.t; power

• "±:1% of range

accuracy

wi.th Data Recordi.ng by TI at IEEE, Booth

INTEGRATED

659B Integrated

662 is housed

i.n a ::;i.uglc-ta.y

cabi.net 662 i.s abo.it CIRCUIT READOUT TESTER WITH DIGITAL Tester compliments the

capabi.li.ty

Ci.rcui.t up l of Tl's Model 659A GO/NO-GO

uni.t by providing

·:i.on of the new unit

i. s essentially

the same, wi.11 include a broader selection

of bi.as

suppl i.e s are

furnished; two are fixed :mable Voltage uni.ts.

can be selected. operate

ranges a customer ~'.4 i.n. W, 30 in. 1ype shelf provi.des !~21, 000, FOB

-provi.ded D.

condi.ti.ons.

operation

connecti.ons di.gi.tal

approxi.mately a working surface. Houston, Texas, deli.very ranges space are avai.lable to 5 7 i.n. H, A conveni.ent of the Model i.s 60 days program-

up to . 5 amp

Di.mensi.ons:

350 lb. Pri.ce

of ten power

ei.ght are

current and Opera- speci.fi.cati.ons A total whi.le voltmeter. Weight readout.

but performance

up to 50 v de,

In addition, di.gi.tal bench- 659B i.s ARO.

MODEL 551 DEVICE EVALUATION SYSTEM SOLVES HAND TESTING PROB LEM ~':'he Model

551 Device Evaluation test faci.li.ty provi.di.ng basic of soli.d-state devices. testing by automating Stati.on equipment for

It is desi.gned the more

parameter

to eli.mi.nate

di.Hi.cult,

• more

i.s a card-programmed,

-

less uni.versal evaluation the problem frequent, and tes1:i.ng of hand low-volume tests Page Three Integrated Ci.rcui.t Tester and Test Li.mi.ts Introduced unsuited for fully pulse, capacitance, for tests these attachment automatic i.s contained of any peripheral from Reco_rdi.ng equipment or di.gi.tal A wi.de range tors equipment. high-frequency be purchased writers

with Data Recording by TI at IEEE, Booth

Typical gain, tests and alpha

i.n a parameter

test equipment. Parameter Instruments i.s optional h-parameter, cut-off. Circuitry fixture with provi.si.ons which test or constructed allows fixtures may

by the user.

for for programmed the Model scanners, 551. autorangi.ng programmi.ng uni.t, power card supplies punches, type current regu1a- acce ssori.e low-current uni.ts, manual For more i.nformati.on

on semi.conductor

test by Texas Instruments, write Bulleti.n A- 706, Manager, Texas Incorporated, P. 0. Instruments for 77006.

• 30 -

and Complete uni.t, Texas are pri.nters. of di.gi.tally i.s offered equi.pment, Texas 1409 etc. are avai.lable s such range from equi.pment multi.pl i.er TI. manufactured or contact Box

as recordi.ng

66027, the Marketing Houston, Don Maciver INSTRUMENTS TEXAS INCORPORATED

FOR RELEASE IN A. M. PAPERS 21, 1964 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY

NEWS RELEASE

YEARS IN TEXAS INSTRUMENTS

1963 WAS ONE OF MOST SUCCESSFUL

achieved

one of the most

successful Livings told the financial analysts "TI, heat regulators; airport traffic 11 control and naval radars and makes gas on land and sea, systems

and instruments,

including more resistant for commercial search geophysical skills in such fields aeology. and lunar ADDRESS: POST OFFICE BOX 5474 • DALLAS 22. TEXAS • 11 ADAMS 5-3111 • CABLE: power for oil and industry the same and to corrosion, the petroleum and applies· detection switches and cores fuel elements It helps blast them precision parts to produce reactors. nuclear

such as transistors;

recorders. and strip-chart nuclear markets. (more) MAILING Analysts and which supplies components among devices, together metals propuhion oceanography, of Financial to many world electronic electronic

and complete control

are in Dallas content "manufactures he said, "Tl clads heat and wear, improved of the science-based

diversification

of high technological

and thermostatic

electrical

Society

of the Oklahoma

whose headquarters

organization and services products George considerably were high and profits the broad described Livings international Treasurer Club. in the Petroleum year last tonight. of Oklahoma meeting

1962, he said at a dinner

over HISTORY Incorporated history, in its 33-year years at an all-time were Sales Instruments

-Texas

20- -(Special)-

CITY,. February

OF AT DINNER MEETING OF OKLAHOMA ANALYSTS FJNANCIAL TELLS TI TREASURER OKLAHOMA TEXAS DALLAS, • EXPRESSWAY CENTRAL NORTH 13500 • BUILDING RESEARCH OFFICES: CORPORATE TEXINS as page 2 In all these levels in domestic products major areas of activity,

and international

and services flowed markets to Tl's 1963 sales he said, and an all-time commercial, were record at peak volume of new industrial

and governmental

1963 were $276,476,571, customers. Livings reported that 1962 net sales Tl's

of $240,692,588,

higher than above 1962 earnings of $8,577, 200. He said 1963 earnings per shares outstanding 4,993,760 form of a stock $1. 71 per dividend common consecutive Livings quarters share were a 25% stock On the same 193, or 42%

$2. 41 on the basis

were end after $12,139, or 15% distribution in the 1962 earnings basis, of were he added. have of 77 cents earnings exceeded a share, those of each comparable 1964, Livings quoted earnings quarter in six a year earlier, 11 said. Regarding the outlook Chairman J.E. Jonsson was issued this week: government for and President P. E. Haggerty the statement of Board in Tl 1 s 1963 Annual Report 1964, highly competitive industrial conditions will continue

can be expected

to extend its critical examination of defense environment for many years in all TI divisions and "In expenditures. TI has expects to continue prospects are bright operated

to do so. for

in the U. s. and abroad. TI sales

common in December. share, for and earnings at the year

1963 fourth-quarter

"With net sales and earnings successfully Business continued in this

is at a high level

good conditions

With the strength in 1964 are

expected

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of broad

in consumer product

to be better

and the U.S. and space

and industrial

and market

than in 1963. 11

which

and

markets

diversification,

Briner Jack TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED 3609 BUFFALO Procucts

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for reliab1hty au omatic em {ncludir..g and Compone. t Tester control testing, Model

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Ti.mi.ng

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TEXAS INSTRUMENTSBULLETIN DESCRIBES THREE CATEGORIESOF CIRCUIT BREAKERS February

ATTLEBORO,MASS., (U.S.A.),

summary bulletin,

in a new 4-page selection.

numbers and Mil spec numbers is available from Metals It division of Texas described aircraft, able in various frame sizes a corporate in electronic, electrical, applications. They are are used and vehicular ordnance space, Inc., & Controls in ratings or manual operation Automatic and 240 v-ac. and push-pull or toggle actuation are on 16 new magnetic circuit breakers, or less) required in most electronic

(10 milliseconds

also included. avail through to 60 v-dc time aero

from 50 milliamperes

400 amperes, Details in are Incorporated. Instruments breakers in device to assist designed ordnance cluded. described are breakers CIRB-1, Amp ratings, Circuit circuit

and thermal-magnetic

thermal,

magnetic,

-- KLIXON(R)

26, 1964 - (Special)

optional

in many cases. fast

featuring tripping equipment, are

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MAILING ADDRESS34 FOREST ST. • ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS • TELEPHONE: AREA CODE 617 • 222-2800 • CABLE: TEXINS Jack 'Rl'.'in_':'!° .:2/4~/6~ TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED 3609 BUFFALO APPARATUS FOR IMMEDIATE TEXAS SPEEDWAY DIVISION INSTRUMENTS NAMES MANAGERS Marketing Manager Products Group, annoucces three Shideler wi.11 be Distri.ct Hagger Mr. Manager Broderick TI-IPG' Test offi.ceo Manager North son i.n the Detrolt Di. strict GROUP of Texas new SALES Instruments Industrial Managerso Raymond District of the Northeast, Central office FIELD and operating Di.strict Manager George Murphy out of

wi.11 be Robert will

be South Cent::al service for

out of Dalla so

says thi.s will s ever expanding Equipment, Pulse Acqui.siti.on TEXAS PRODUCTS RELEASE Bob Broderick, the Syracuse HOUSTON. INDUSTRIAL Equipment hne allow for better of Transistor customer and Integrated Generators, Strip Chart and Scientific Productso Circuit Recorders, Data 6-1411 TEXINS

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Rri.n.er INCORPORATED Industrial Product<> of charts from The rnanual rec Groupo t 0~ /rt allows s~rvo/ r1.ter':', and event/ ri.ter':, recorders.

he take-up

spool from the re ::or- V; ewer models are avai.lable d to accept wh.ch Chart Viewer, lo:rrg; weighs 4 lb.

and is priced 11 lL

Model

CVW measu.res

. s pr-iced at $40. 00. p1oducts of T!, contact porated, P. 0. Box 66027,

>:•Trademark ?® Trademark

at $30" 00o tne Market For st.ocko Hot.ston, Texas and 5 i:.. we1ghs

-information Texas

..ng Manager, by 12 i.n. Viewer, Chart The wide

w1de by l Z mo long, i. from

Delivery wide 6 in. CVN measures Model

-r..arrow

The ur:-:1i.shedo 1s cha:r(So and narrow wide qui.ck i.nspecti.on device e J.:~ spcol Instrurnents of Texas line ·:te recorde:: to The handy i.s design viewer

de:r and a si.mi.la:: .for. both

added been has accessory chart-

• A tabletop

28, -1964 - (Spec1al)

-· Feb~

TEXAS TO RECORDER Vi:EWER ACCESSORY LL E TI ADDS CHART viewi.ng GROUP PRODUCTS

NEWS RF. T .FASE

>JEW PRODUCT

HOUSTON, TEXAS HOUSTON. INDUSTRIAL • DIVISION APPARATUS • SPEEDWAY BUFFALO 3609 on recorder Incor- Instruments 77006. of Texas ::n..struments of Texas Instruments 7 MAILING ADDRESS: POST OFFICE BOX 66027 • HOUSTON 6, TEXAS • JACKSON 6-1411 • CABLE: TEXINS For information Jack Miller contact: INSTRUMENTS TEXAS INCORPORATED 13500 • BUILDING SEMICONDUCTOR NORTH • EXPRESSWAY CENTRAL DALLAS. TEXAS DIVISION

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February 28, 1964 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

NEW PRODUCT RELEASE NEW FIVE-PERCENT CARBON-FILM RESISTORS Tl ANNOUNCES AVAILABLE AT CARBON-COMPOSITION

DALLAS, Feb. 28 -Texas

Instruments today announced its entry into the multibillion-unit general of a new Iine of five-percent, resistor market with the introduction non-precision

RESISTOR PRICES

ca rbon-fi Im resist ors.

purpose,

The new 11GP

11

with conventional

units are priced competitively

epoxy-encapsulated

Thus -

resistors and are designed to serve as direct replacements.

carbon-composition first time - users may realize advantages of carbon-film the inherent stability, for the noise, and frequency temperature,

resistors at no price premium.

industrial

for a broad range of consumer,

the new 11 GP" units are suitable

resistors are required,

use wherever five-percent-tolerance

Designed for general-purpose and military applications. ratings of 1/4, The line includes wattage 1/2,

1, and 2 watts.

The GP 1/4,

values range from 10 ohms to 2 megohms.

Available and GP2 units GPl, GP 1/2, resistance

correspond to similar military types RC07, RC20, RC32 and RC42, respectively. coefficient

Temperature these carbon-film is required.

less than half that of comparable

where resistance

well suited for applications

devices particularly

varying temperatures

-200 to -500 ppm/°C from -55°C to 105°C, making

is typically Typical maximum 11end-of-life carbon-composition devices. 11 resistance change is 7% - This improved "end-of-life" tolerance

can result in direct cost savings through reduced circuit complexity

tolerances

on other circuit components.

and relaxed (more) MAILING ADDRESS: POST OFFICE BOX 5012 • DALLAS 22. TEXAS • ADAMS stability at 5-3111 • CABLE: TEXINS In linear applications, frequency capability low-noise opportunity

offer additional

Texas Instruments general-purpose

(typically

characteristics

-15 db) and 20-megacycle

for improved circuit performance.

resistors are available

in volume quantities

through

Tl sales offices,

PHOTO CAPTION DALLAS, Feb. 28 -

Texas Instruments has introduced

film resistors available

at prices competitive serve as direct replacements, stability, temperature,

a new line of five-percent

with carbon-composition the new carbon-film Available resistance Designed to

resistors are said to offer significant

noise, and frequency advantages.

and 2 watts are offered.

units. carbon Wattage ratings of 1/4, 1/2, l,

values range from 10 ohms to 2 megohms.

NOTE TO EDITORThe following table pre~ents a comparison of the military specifications

for carbon-composition

resistors with the typical maximum performance

GP 11 carbon-film

It is included to assist you in evaluating

11 announcement units. of comparably priced the importance of this

to your readers.

• performance characteristics

MIL-R- 11D LIMITS

TEST TYPICAL PERFORMANCE OF GP RESISTORS

Temperature Coefficient (TA = 25°C to l05°C)

±625 to ± 1250 ppm max

-200 to -500 ppm

Temperature Coefficient (TA= -55°C to +25°C)

±815 to ± 1875 ppm max

-200 to -500 ppm 0.01 %/volt

Insulation Resistance

0.02 %/volt max 104 MQ min Low Temperature Operation ±3.0 % max

-0.5 %

Cycling

±4.0 % max

-0.5 %

Moisture Resistance

±10.0 % max +4.0 % Short Time Overload ±2.5 % max

-0.5 %

Load Life

±8.0 % max

±2.0 %

Voltage Coefficient

Temperature

*unless otherwise noted,

106 MO.

data is percent change in initial resistance.

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duect-w.::--

1:ng o c1Uographs.

are D1mensions purposes. 18 1n wi.de, with 5 in. d1.ameter rubber' Pr·~ce of the cart 1s $125, wi.th lmmed:at TI recorder on other contact products, P. 0. Instruments Incorpora ed, ,:,Trademark of Texas Instruments deH.very. Fer the Marketing Box 66027, Houston, for and 30 m. 30 i.n. long, Weight han mesh

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is 15 lb. mformation

Manager, Texas Texas 77006.

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