Engineering topics
Publications and source records attributed to Kleinberg, L. L..
Two-transistor multivibrator has minimum power dissipation and maximum reliability. It minimizes the use of components that are subject to environmental changes or other unpredictable behavior.
Constant amplifier gain achieved by maintaining quiescent collector current constant with changes in amplifier load or transistor beta
Transistorized amplifier, in which an external reference voltage controls gain, combines high gain with stability and low power consumption. This circuit is useful in electronic servo and portable audio equipment.
Using a zener diode as the reference element, a simple transistorized circuit provides a stable variable reference voltage.
Ground emitter transistor amplifier biasing to improve quiescent voltage stability and minimum power dissipation
Thermal monostable multivibrator with silicon resistor /Sensistor/ for accurate pulse production
Monostable circuit design satisfies space requirements for minimum power dissipation