Analysis and design of solid-state circuits utilizing the NASA analysis computer program Annual report
Network Analysis for Systems Application Program /NASAP/ applicable in analysis and design of solid state circuits
Chan, S. P.↗
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High-speed micropower microelectronic logic circuits Final technical documentary report, 18 May 1967 - 18 Jun. 1968
High speed micropower microelectronic transistor logic circuits in integrated form
Stehlin, R.↗
Process techniques study of integrated circuits Interim scientific report no. 1
Advanced processing techniques for fabricating high reliability silicon integrated circuits, and failure mode studies
Meinhard, J. E.↗
Study of solid-state integrated microwave circuits Scientific report, 13 Mar. - 16 Jun. 1967
Characteristics and performance of solid state integrated microwave circuit components, devices and techniques
Source record↗
Computer-aided design and analysis of circuits and systems Final report, 20 Sep. 1966 - 1 Jul. 1968
Consolidation, standardization, and qualification of computer program routines associated with computer-aided design and analysis of circuits and systems
Henry, E. W.↗
A program for on-line analysis of nonlinear electronic circuits.
Program for on-line analysis of nonlinear electronic circuits written in AED language and operated on Compatible Time Sharing System
Evans, D. S.↗
An introduction to on-line circuit design.
On-line computerized circuit design, discussing network theory, linguistics, numerical analysis and programming systems
Dertouzos, M. L.↗
On-line circuit design - An introduction.
On-line circuit design reflecting interrelation and relevance of network theory, linguistics, numerical analysis, programming and on-line computation
Dertouzos, M. L.↗
Effective screening of integrated circuits.
Automated DC pin to pin test method for effective evaluation and screening of integrated circuits
Thomas, E. F., Jr.↗
Analog quantizing circuit.
Analog circuit simulating quantization for analog simulation of hybrid control system, showing quantized output and error signal for wave forcing function
Coon, T. R.↗
An integrated-circuit direct-coupled amplifier.
Integrated circuit direct coupled amplifier design and performance noting reliability, small volume and weight requirement, wide bandpass, etc
Wenzel, G. E.↗
Fault testing and diagnosis in combinational digital circuits.
Test schedule design for nontransient fault detection, location and diagnosis in combinational digital circuits /switching networks/
Kautz, W. H.↗
Gain and noise considerations in integrated circuits R.F. feedback amplifiers.
Equivalent noise circuit applicable to active RF feedback amplifier
Bellomo, A. F.↗
Resistance multiplication in integrated circuits by means of switching.
Resistance multiplication in RC integrated circuit design by switching
Frisch, I. T.↗
Simple tunnel diode circuit for accurate zero crossing timing
Tunnel diode circuit, capable of timing the zero crossing point of bipolar pulses, provides effective design for a fast crossing detector. It combines a nonlinear load line with the diode to detect the zero crossing of a wide range of input waveshapes.
Metz, A. J.↗
Positive and Negative Output Circuits
Trigger circuit has a fixed positive output in the on state and a fixed negative output in the off state. The amplitude of the positive and negative pulses may be independently chosen.
Maslowski, E. A.↗
Circuit counts pulses and indicates time of occurrence of slow pulses
Counter includes one section which counts the first several pulses, and a second section which counts pulses from a clock between the beginning of a sampling interval and the receipt of the first pulse by the circuit. The number of clock pulses indicates receipt time of the first pulse.
Baumer, W. E.↗
Self-shielding printed circuit boards for high frequency amplifiers and transmitters
Printed circuit boards retaining as much copper as possible provide electromagnetic shielding between stages of the high frequency amplifiers and transmitters. Oscillation is prevented, spurious output signals are reduced, and multiple stages are kept isolated from each other, both thermally and electrically.
Galvin, D.↗