Solid Circuits and Microminiaturization
Proceedings of the Conference Held at West Ham College of Technology, June, 1963.
Published on 16. May 2014
356 pages
978-1-4831-6485-4 (ISBN)
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Solid Circuits and Microminiaturization is a collection of the proceedings of the Conference on Solid Circuits and Microminiaturization held at West Ham College of Technology in the UK in June 1963. The conference provided a forum for discussing trends in the microminiaturization of solid circuits and covered a wide range of topics related to the subject, including the design and manufacture of solid circuits; solid circuit fabrication techniques and the resulting passive component characteristics; and equipment design philosophy using integrated circuits. This book is comprised of 27 chapters and begins with an overview of the status and trends in microminiaturization, followed by a description of the techniques used to fabricate solid state circuits and a comparison of the properties of various types of solid state circuits. Subsequent chapters focus on the approaches used in the design and manufacture of solid circuits; characteristics and application of micrologic elements; techniques for the use of solid circuits together with conventional components in miniaturized assemblies; and the application of solid state circuits to computer design. High-speed integrated digital circuits and a group of integrated circuits for linear amplification are also described. This monograph will be of particular value to electronics engineers and systems designers.
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List of DelegatesOpening AddressStatus and Trends in MicrominiaturizationSolid State Circuit TechnologyThe Design and Manufacture of Solid CircuitsCurrent Developments in Microminiaturization atDiscussionThe Scope of the Solid Circuit Circuit DesignerSolid Circuit Fabrication Techniques and the Resulting Passive Component CharacteristicsCharacteristics and Application of Micrologic ElementsDiscussionEquipment Design Philosophy Using Integrated CircuitsTechniques for the use of Solid Circuits together with Conventional Components in Miniaturized AssembliesA Tunable Solid-Circuit Filter for use in an I. F. AmplifierA Punched-Tape Comparator Using Integrated CircuitsAn Equipment Maker's Views on Some Microminiature SystemsDiscussionCharacteristics of a Series of Compatible Digital Logic NetworksThe Application of Solid State Circuits to Computer DesignSolid Circuit Logic Elements Using Multiple Emitter TransistorsHigh Speed Integrated Digital CircuitsA Group of Integrated Circuits for Linear AmplificationA Solid Circuit AmplifierIntegrated Tunnel Diode CircuitsDiscussionAn Experimental Electron Beam Machining ApparatusElectron Beam Etching in MicrominiaturizationPreparation of Silicon Device Matrices for Solid CircuitsCharacteristics and Applications of Solid Circuits from Silicon Device MatricesThe Role of Thin Film Circuits in MicrominiaturizationWhy Make Circuits Solid?A Comparison of the Microelectronic SystemsDiscussionAppendix I - The Suitability of Solid Circuits for Use in Commercial Digital ComputersIndex - SubjectsIndex - Authors and Discussion Participants
