Counterflow of sodium across short-circuited acid-killed turtle bladders
Sodium counterflow from serosal to mucosal surface of short-circuited acid-killed turtle bladder
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Sodium counterflow from serosal to mucosal surface of short-circuited acid-killed turtle bladder
Programming language for computerized circuit design and analysis, considering techniques for input statements translation
N-port networks interconnection by NASAP-70 transfer function capability for large scale circuit problems, considering Laemmel and Cascade Parameter methods
Temperature effects on Si solar cell short circuit currents, considering solar spectrum, photon absorption coefficient and diffusion length
Lightning induced voltages in aircraft wing structures, examining induced voltage across load impedances in electric circuits
Linear sequential circuits feedforward inverse transfer function matrix existence condition and construction procedure
Postcoupled waveguide cavity Gunn effect microwave oscillator equivalent circuit analysis, using lumped constant elements
Holographic microscopy technique fundamentals and electrically activated integrated circuit changes inspection
Optimum synthesis and design of distributed RC filter for oscillator feedback circuit, using calculus of variations
Book on integrated circuits and semiconductor devices covering MOSFET, optoelectronic devices, silicon controlled rectifiers and thyristors
Heuristic algorithm for computation of failures detection tests in asynchronous sequential logic circuits
Insulator surface ion migration effects on MOS and bipolar integrated circuits, describing inversion voltage and surface conductivity and recombination velocities
Integrated circuit life testing, comparing functional and pin-to-pin screening data
Single choke used in primary circuit with diode arrangement, maintaining dc current flow through choke and setting up a unidirectional magnetic field, limits turn-on current of transformer-rectifier power supply. Technique reduces number and weight of components and minimizes effect of initial inrush surge current on source.
Circuit, based on use of power transistors which do not display second breakdown under valve loading, drives inductive loads. Peak voltages, power dissipations, heat sink requirements, and thermal stability considerations can be obtained by theoretical analysis.
Wire-dispensing tool which resembles mechanical pencil is used to wrap magnet wire around integrated circuit terminals uniformly and securely without damaging insulative coating on wire. Tool is hand-held and easily manipulated to execute wire wrapping movements.
Fabrication of a miniature gas chromatograph column using integrated circuit technology was studied and found to be feasible. A bonding problem of forming a strong, gas tight seal between two wafers of silicon has prevented the completion of the column design. Continuing research using tin or a chromium-gold bond promises to overcome the problems of using the proposed gold-eutectic bond. Specifications for the miniature gas chromatograph column are: a spiral capillary column of semi-circular cross section, 30 micron radius, and a total length of 6.9 meters etched into a silicon structure 50 mm in diameter and 0.625 mm thick.
A general form of a comprehensive reliability modeling rationale was formulated for the integrated circuit. Integrated device failure models amenable to long term applications were investigated.