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DALLAS, Spain,

GSI President been

n a med

to the post

formerly

was

Di c kson

Prior

GS! sin c e 1931. supervisor

been

Sole,

Jr . , said

William

of supervisor

in Madrid,

where

London

to his

parties

field

assignment,

Dickson

Edward he will

He has

he was

has

be responsible

in the Spanish

Engl a nd office .

in GSI ' s London,

Hemisphere

a seismic

party

• five year

a twenty

in Dallas

department

E a stern

R . C . Dunlap,

seismi

Sahara. been

with

c oper at i ons

in Canada. Lewis

sonnel

Instruments

of GSI exploration

for the operations

announced

been

c omp a ny .

a Texas

Inc.,

has

in Dallas

administrator

in

supervisor

of a geophysical

• The appointment

and a personnel Service

by Geophysical

July 1, 19 6 0 For immediate

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GSI INFORMATION Service Geophysical Bank 900 Exchange 35, Texas Dallas F. Alexander Robert 7-4311 FLeetwood

Madrid,

Incorp orated

since

America.

n with

GS!,

for GSI field

as a dministrator

and Latin chief

vreter

Sole j oined

1950.

####

will join

the per ­

parties

in the

GSI in 1933 and has

release

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will

airports

major

and

manufactured ments

port

surveillance

radars

Installation

of

Newark,

N. J.,

Orlando,

be

commissioned

by August Radar)

ports:

the

next

year

and

a half.

new ASR-4

radars

has

begun

at

Fla.,

and

Little

during

the

scheduled

to

ASR's

(Airport

Surveillance

to

FAA air

traffic

controllers

the

maze

are

traffic

of

air

a range

of

60 miles,

increase

FAA capability

high

speed

jets.

With

the

airplanes

around reach in

new FAA radar,

on the

in

radarscope.

this

of

great

major

airports. of

an altitude handling

air

25,000

can

Controllers

will

through

These

radars

feet

and will

have

particularly

traffic,

controllers

importance safely

planes

di r ecting

These

year.

of

are

air­

three Ark.

Rock,

air­

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get

will

34 airports

of

A total

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by Texas

Agency

Aviation

Federal

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developed

new radar

by an advanced

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out

of

areas

terminal

the

in

safety

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individual

a choice

of

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types

picture

tubes.

They

moving

objects

only.

to

guidance by stand-by

Since

the

ASR-4 and

the

traffic

t o present --

Cities

called

ground

clutter

to

scheduled

programming

modernization

kits.

are

the

they

so that

in

new ASR-4s

by FAA to subject

to

get

improved

normal

clouds,

fog,

map When set in

buildings

from

will

The kits

most

important radars

because

improve

operational

have

will

ce

Surveillan

Airport

existing

ASR-4

change

are

information

eliminated.

are

-have

radars

airport

radars

echoes

will

48 cities

older

installations.

ground

only , radar

(Th es e locations radar

and

safe-guarded

an electronic

of

by means

objects

y equal

c apabilit

control

moving

impro ved with model

and precise

aids

navigation

An additional

older

is

controllers

is

assured.

capability

weather

all

through"

"see

will

kits

flexibility

shows

safe

units.

Further

which

a day

equipment

snow,

air

24 hour

provide

electronic

and

given

or

key

rain

Radars

to

objects

All

modernization

area

designed

and moving

pilots.

with

the

is

FAA radar

This

fixed

at

may look

TV-like

16-inch,

on the

presentation

improved

of

are

function as

of unsched

follows

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development.)

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in

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FOR

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RELEASE

HANSCHEN

MARKETING

MANAGER

DIVISION

OF SEMICONDUCTOR-COMPONENTS August

of Texas

Instruments

been

announced

has

Manager

appointed

been

Mr. Engineer

Sales

Hansch

of the Mid America

now TI' s Central

which

are

until

the time

centered

Field

of his

will

head

a new department

In February,

19 57,

Region

in Chicago,

Sales and

he was

Manager

appointed

he was

areas

supervising

Regions.

Mid we stern

new appointment,

in 1956 as a Field

From

of Field

Manager

1959,

March, Sales,

in Dallas.

department,

In his

new position

James

Carland

throughout technical

the Free

World.

Liaison

with

of the International

as Manager be responsible

will

This

includes

all international

(more)

for

coordination

in manufacturing

activities

division

Semiconductor-Components

and

announced

Instruments

Texas

en joined

in Chicago.

also

Carland,

F.

that

Shepherd

Operations.

International

division,

in the S-C

James

Manager,

Marketing

former

Mr.

has

Manager,

Sales

Field

formerly

of Marketing.

president.

, vice

Jr.

Shepherd,

Hanschen,

J.

Richard

division,

Semiconductor-Components

Incorporated, by Mark

department

of the Marketing

• A new Manager

I - {Special)

DALLAS,

communications, plants

in all areas

Operations of the and

sales

information of research,

page

2

New

TI,

S-C

engineering,

device

Manager

Marketing

methods,

tooling,

mechanization,

business

marketing,

and finance. Mr. ment

from

served

Carland

July,

1958 until

January,

as Manager

of the S-C He came

1960.

depart­

Marketing

to Texas

Instruments

as Manager

of the Panel

.Instruments

department,

then

function

of the Semiconductor-

Components

division,

and remained

in that

position

until

i n March,

195 7,

appointed

Marketing

department

• 30-

manager

th e next

year

.

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IMME DIA TE RELEASE

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Berkeley

Marvin

Dr.

From:

DESIRINGTO HAVEREPRESENTATIVES STILL OPENFORCOMPANIES ENROLLMENT AUG.15-26 SLATEDFORDALLAS COURSE CONTRACTING IN GOVERNMENT PARTICIPATE August

accepted

for participation

today

apnounced

of Courses

in the Program

H.

Marvin

by Dr.

will be

in Government

Contracting

liaison

Dallas

Berkeley,

15-26,

it was

representative

for

August

in Dallas,

Hotel

at the Sheraton-Dallas

will be held

which

representatives

of company

enrollment

3 - Additional

DALLAS,

the program. engaged

in defense

New York

and Texas

in the program.

Among

Companies as Florida,

areas

to participate Aircraft's

Pratt

& Whitney

division,

Collins

Radio's

delegated

representatives

the companies

already

enrolled I

Products

Electric

Vought

Chance

subsidiary,

Alpha

spread

have

already

Sylvania

division,

widely

such

from

contracting

United

are

Electronics and Texas

Aircraft

Instruments. The course held

cities

where

of the National

Security

in principal

venture

defense

as a joint

is concentrated

contracting

Association

Industrial

being

It is one of a series

to 25 attendees.

is limited

House,

and Harbridge

Incorporated. Purpose process

by developing

contract

placement

Companies

wishing

procurement which

affect

urged

immediately

Staff,

Texas

to contract

Instruments

understanding

better

is to develop

of the course

an awareness

of the government

of the many

considerations

to the Dallas

sessions

and administration. to send Dr.

Incorporated,

participants

Berkeley,

Personnel

at Dallas.

-30-

Director,

Central

are

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lr

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lVJ

)1

ha• operated

in the international

in •ucceeding

year•,

•o,

in Mexico

c:rew working

in ZZ countrie•

operating

deaign

method

to oil exploration.

Today it ha• more

within a year. in all

hemi ■phere•.

Thi•

a nd manufacture.

than 60 field crew• OSI crew• own

of the company'• too,

la •old,

equipment

independent It had a

the beginning

From

lnatrumentation

with exploration

h ave been equipped

Inc.,

of activitie•

effort.

it wa• the fir•t

Service

aelamic

to apply the reflection

it• area•

the baaia of ita global

ha• lt widened

too,

Incorporated

Texaa ln•trumenta

ago,

As it ha• broadened

field.

in 1930 a• Geophy•lcal

Founded company

30 year•

it• beginning

from

Almoat

11, 1960

August

For DALLAS Magazine Dept. From Public Relation• Incorporated Texas Instrument•

of the

in the markets

world. A■ the

Texas

nation•

of the free

in Dallas,

company

headquarters,

of the United

Kingdom

but it abo from

Europe

and Weatern

in moat

Not only doe• it make theae

world.

of the industrialized devices

are marketed

and rectifier•

diode•

tra.n•btora,

In•trument•

devices,

of •emiconductor

manufacturer

foremost

world'•

the market•

•uppliea

plant in

a manufacturing

England.

Bedford,

Metals

Tl'• Massachusetts,

&c Controla

with main facilitie•

divhlon,

haa manufacturing

pla.nh

Argentina

and Auatralia,

as well aa a aecond

Kentucky.

Th ia divilion

manufacture•

controls,

and nuclear

and electrical

dome ■ tic plant

clad metal fuel

France,

in Holland,

products,

component ■,

at Attleboro, Mexico,

Italy,

at Versaillea, thermoatatlc

all of which are aold

in the world market•.

Tl's Dallas-baaed

Apparatu ■ diviaion

d e si gn, d ev el opmen t a n d man ufacture

primarily

of electronic

i• engaged

in the

and electro m echanical

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uae by the U.

!or military

system•

product

it alao has major

line•

radar,

has delivered

a modernization

including

Thia equipment

airport The divi8ion

for aale internationally.

kit for the airport

government.

However,

ol Def enee.

na.ture,

of non-military

which is available

surveillance

sale to the Belgian

s. Depa.rtmmt

1 •

P

at Bru ■ ael• in a direct

radar

to that installed

i ■ identical

by

TI at Love Field. An Instrumentation

Group,

Geoaciencea

OSI at Oallaa.

The group de1i1ne,

in ■ trumenta for

geophyaical

a worldwide

Through

the group in Houaton

control

ayatem

and produce•

it market.

aystem

completed

completely

and automatic

control

Venezuela,

of 48 well•.

a• TI'•

gravity

of an electronic

I unattended

and control.

euch products

and a sensitive

inatallatlon

in Lake Maracaibo,

eyatema and

recording

and induatrial

of distributor•

•eismograph

Recently

on a platform

develop•

exploration

network

all-tran ■ istorized portable

which alao includes

&t In ■ trumentation division,

la a part of TI'•

in Houston,

facllitie•

with manufacturing

meter.

aupervieory

that make•

poa ■ ible

•)

(OJ

The 1!58-ft.

"Sonic",

now conducting

off the coast of Nlgerla, Servlce

Inc.,

la one of two auch ve••eb

"Texln"

wlll begin operations

recently

completed

ln South American

•el ■ mlc aurvey•

owned by Geophysical Incorporated,

a sub ■ f.diary of Texa• ln•trument•

GSl'• new 174-ft.

/

unlque alngle-ahlp

its

Dalla•.

■ hakedown crul ■ e and

coaatal waters.

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Conatructlon

aq ft plant in Bedford, a aubaidiary

ol Texas

new plant tranaistor•

England, Instrument&

market•,

for European

exbting

35, 000 aq ft Bedford in 1957.

1960 on thia new 120,000

for Texaa Instruments Incorporated,

and other eemiconductor

produced

TI subaidiary

in late

will be completed

augmenting

Limited, In the

Dallas. devices

will be

the production

plant which was established

of an by the

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ELLWOODE. COOKAPPOINTED TO DAYTON REGIONAL OFFICE TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED

BY APPARATUS DIVISION,

Ellwood

office.

As service

primarily

handle

missile,

customer

service

to

in

the

for

with

associated

Goodyear

Aircraft

a staff

of program

manager

in

advanced Mr.

as program

manager

in ballistic

systems

electronic

and

Avia~ion

, Inc.

officer

in

A veteran

project

of World

system

War II,

Mr.

Development

1950

to

1956.

Force

at

Air

Force

Base

from

The Martin

North

American

Cook was a project

Air

Air

includes

also for

for

engineer

Wright

the

studies

desig~

missiles

the

in

Cook 0 s experience

systems.

Company

corporation

serving

engineer

missile

and

positions

Patterson

and

Cook was

space

agencies

industrial

military,

Mr.

two years,

capacity

government,

electronics

and

aeronautics

area.

Ohio

Formerly for

space

will

cook

Mr.

representative,

engineering

Ohio,

Dayton,

division,

Apparatus

its

E. Cook to

appointed

has

Incorporated

Instruments

11--(special)--Texas

DALLAS, August

Center

, Wright­

more

2--cook

Mr.

College,

States

Air

He is

a member

Institute

Force of

'I'he Apparatus military i n the and

and field

other

the

division government

in

o f Radio of

Texas

agencies electronics,

warfare.

--30--

engineering

from

Oregon

degree

from

the

a M.S.

of Technology

Institute

of missile/space

ant i submarine

and

Ore.,

Corvallis,

State

degree

a B.S.

Cook holds

at

United

Wright-Patterson.

Engineers. Instruments with

systems radar,

provides and combat

the

subsystems surveillance,

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HIGHER

AT LEVELS

COMPARABLE

PERIODS

Instruments

Incorporated

reported

billed

for both the

and three-month

six-month

• Texas

for

stockholders

periods

ending

review

in its mid-year

today

THAN FOR ANY PREVIOUS

12 - (Special)

August

DALLAS,

inc;urred

in occupying

and bringing

Sales

billed

for the first

were

$7,921,000,

at higher

were

1960,

30,

June

history.

reflecting

after

levels

at record

were

Earnings

sales

that

in company

periods

than for any comparable

levels

SALES

& SECOND-QUARTER

FIRST-HALF

REPORTS

INSTRUMENTS

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newly

into production

substantial

expenses

completed

manufacturing

units.

earnings

per

For net

were

earnings

common

the second

common

marketing

has increased areas.

These

six months

For

sales

were

$6,305,000,

billed

were

or $1. 62

sh are

with $51,468,000

compares

share

common quarter

weaker

"A somewhat

pressures,

of 1959,

$59,853,000

common

per

to $1.01

or $0. 86 per

competitive

on the basis

outstanding.

for the second

states:

The review economy

This

outstanding,

shares

the first

equal

$3, 991,000,

in net earnings,

and $3,322,000

share

of 1960,

quarter

outstanding.

shares

common

then

3, 894, 388 shares

for

share

to $2. 00 per

and net earnings

$94,199,000

were

billed

sales

of 1960 were

outstanding.

shares

common

of 3,923,687

equal

pressures coinciding

in sales on 3,894,388

of 1959. condition

in several

of the general

of the company's

with the loss

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six months

: TEXINS

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Tl's page

Mid-Year two

during

our

Review

own and our

probably

will hold

moderately

lower

than

is anticipated,

previous

forecasts,

NOTE

earnings.

vacation billed

the record

first

and

however,

and the year

should and net

See attached

I

sales

third-quarter

quarter

and $240,000,000

customers

be excellent earnings

statement

in the third

and net

earnings

second

quarters.

of TI first-half

A strong while

billed

between

$16,500,000

and

quarter,

to levels

as a whole, sales

with

between

periods

fourth

not up to $235,000,000

and $17,250,000.

second-quarter

sales

11

and

Tl's Mid-Year Review page three ANDSUBSIDIARIES INCORPORATED TEXASINSTRUMENTS OF INCOME STATEMENT CONDENSED ( Estimated) For The Six Months Ended June 30 1958 (b) 1959 (a) 1960 Earned per common share dividends) {before preferred Earned per common share dividends) (after preferred Sales billed Net profit before income taxes Net profit after income taxes Number of common shares outstanding

1.62

2.02 $

$

2.00 116,051,000 16,352,000 7,921,000 3,923,687

1.62 94,199 ,ooo 13,554,000 6,305,000 3,894,388

.66

$

.66 42,190,000 4,274,ooo 2,143,000 3,256,988

For The Three Months Ended June 30 1958 {b) 1959 (a)

1960 Earned per common share dividends) (before preferred share common per Earned dividends) (after preferred Sales billed before income taxes Net profit Net profit after income taxes Number of common shares outstanding (a)

.86

1.02 $

$

1.01 59,853,000 7,862,000 3,991,000 3,923,687

of Metals & Con­ Includes operations trols Corporation and its domestic (merged with and foreign subsidiaries April 17, 1959) for Texas Instruments entire period.

--30--

.86 51,468,000 7,109,000 3,322,000 3,894,388 {b)

$

.32

.32 21,710,000 2,121,000 1,035,000 3,256,988

Includes operations and its Instruments only.

of Texas subsidiaries

Wilson

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branch

equipment

Dosher for four

chief

recently

he has

years

Navy during A native

serving

World

War II.

of Dallas,

and an MS in electrical

engineer

in 1951 where

he worked

product

for industrial

manager

of the automatic

test

. engineer

was an industrial after

semicon­

systems,

to TI' s Instrumentation

transferred

been

and

products. in Dallas

division

as assistant

in Houston

at Houston,

group

manufacturing

testing

reliability

In 1956 Dosher

Most

development.

Incorporated

Instrum.ents

s Instrumentation

contract

and special

TI 1 s Apparatus

in Houston

Center

Texas

Manager

appointed

announces.

component

projects.

on military

has been

for the engineering,

will be responsible

He joined

Jr. for

Manager,

Jr . , Group

equipment

test

ductor

IN HOUSTON

division•

& Instrumentation

of electronic

marketing

GROUP

department

Products

of the Automation

Dosher

PRODUCTS

Dosher,

T.

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received

engineering

from

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with the Lone Devices

Officer

Star

Gas Company

in the U. S.

his BS in mechanical Southern

Methodist

engineering University.

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Designed

The Texas 1S101 series and priced rated

specifically

devices

for Industry

diffused

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of four rectifiers voltage

All

for 10 microseconds,

with an average

which is still

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leads.

within

the reach

Enquiries

to:-

up to

of 200V, 4oov, 6oov and

have a surge rectified

rating

current

as high as 250mA at 100°c.

"Top Hat" construction

brings

current

forward

with a glass

as low as 8/- each (200V version)

series

ratings

1S101, 1S103, 1S105 and

ratings

four devices

750mA at 50°c,

more, this

voltage

0

8oov respectively.

Priced

are designed Conservatively

applications.

have peak inverse

which have peak inverse

and coaxial

rectifiers

range of -4o c to +100°c.

800V over a temperature The series

SILICON RECTIFIERS

and Priced

for industrial

at 750mA, these

1s107,

Limited

the well-known

of a wide circle

Press Office Texas Instruments Dallas Road, Bedford.

of industrial

to metal

of

hermetic

es of 100 or

of silicon

users

rating

The case is

in quantiti

advantages

of 40A

rectifiers

for the first

19th August

time.

1960

Limited, Telephone

Number:

Bedford

68051

With the compliments Release

Date:

of Texas Instruments

Immediate

THE TEXAS 1S610

SERIES SILICON CONTROLLEDRECTIFIERS

1A

50V to 4oov P.I.V.

The Texas 1s610 series three

junction

Limited

solid

state

pnpn controlled

thyratron

applications.

In the series

1s613 and 1s614,

with peak inverse

are

300V and 400V respectively.

devices five

rectifiers

are four

layer,

for use in power switching

devices,

1s610,

1s611,

1s612,

voltage

ratings

of 50V, 100V, 200V,

In all

other

respecrts

the devices

forward

current

are

identical.

The a verage

rectified

a s high as 300mA at 125°c.

The maximum gate

cm is 20mA (typic a l 5mA), and a forward

the device

on in a typical

at 65°c is 1A, remaining

unit.

current

current

All devices

required

to turn

as low as 5mA will in this

keep

range are supplied

in the JEDEC T0-5 case.

The 1s610 series silicon

controlled

rectified

forward

rectifiers current

Texas silicon quantities control

supplements

(announced rating

controlled

and can be applied equipments,

the existing

Texas 1s600 s eries

5th April

of

1960) which have a

of 3A at 75°c.

rectifiers

are available

to a wide va riety

such as the replacement

in production

of military

of magnetic

and civil

amplifiers

and

thyratrons.

Enquiries

to:-

Press Office, Texas Instruments Dallas Road, Bedford.

19th August

1960

Limited, Telephone

Number:

Bedford

68051

With the compliments Helease

of Texas Instruments

Limited

Date:

Immediate

2G301

SERIES GEPJ1ANIUMPNP ALLOY JUNCTION TRANSISTORS

The Texas 2G301 series

of germanium transistors

meet the demand for medium speed switching current

rating

for use in computer

transistors

and similar

Type 2G301 and 2G302 have an f

1

(the

is designed having

to

a high

circuitry.

frequency

at which the

current

gain is unity)

of 6 Mc/sand

emitter

voltage

rating

of 15V.

Types 2G303 and 2G304 are similar

but

have a voltage

rating

of 25V.

All four types

rating

device

dissipation

is 75mWat 25 0 C.

12 Mc/s respectively

and a collector­

have a peak current

of 200mA.

Total

These devices,

which are housed in a can conforming

(BSI S0-2),

offer

previously

been the case.

low as 6/6d.

Enquiries

to:-

a considerably

higher

collector

voltage

They are very competitively

for the 2G301 in quantities

Press Office, Texas Instruments Dallas Road, Bedford,

with K1007/A1/D5A&B rating

priced,

than has ranging

as

of 100.

19th August 1960 Limited, Telephone

Number:

Bedford

68051

I With the compliments Release

Date:

of Texas Instruments

Limited

Immediate

THE TEXAS 2N696

AND 2N697

High Speed

SILICON MESA TRANSISTOR Medium Power

The Texas 2N696 and 2N697 are silicon

mesa transistors

for high speed switching

applications.

These devices

the new range of silicon

mesa transistors

which will

deal with the increasing

frequency

response

suitable

are the first be introduced

of to

demanded of core driving

transistors.

Commonto both transistors of 60V and the total The beta

device

spread

is the collector-base

dissipation

in both devices

of

is 3 to 1, the ranges

20-60

to:-

Minimum f

being 1

for the

the 2N697, 50 Mc/s.

Both transistors

Enquiries

rating

of 2W at a case temperature

and Li0-120 for the 21l"696and 2N697 respectively. 2N696 is 40 Mc/sand

voltage

are supplied

Press Office, Texas Instruments Dallas Road, Bedford,

in the JEDEC T0-5 case.

19th August 1960 Limited, Telephone

Number:

Bedford

68051

With the compliments Rele a se Da te:

of Texa s Instruments

Limited

Immedia te

THE TEX. AS

2N715 AND 2N716 SILICON V.H.F. V.H.F

Oscill a tor- Amplifier

Transistors

The Texas 2N715 and 2N716 are silicon suitabl

e for use in both oscill a tors

of oper a ting amplifiers

up t o 200 Mc/s. and output

Applic a tions

an output

twice

those

include

a t 25°c case t emper a ture

The emitter-b voltage

r.f . and i.f.

of a t le a st 200mW as an oscill a tor a t at the srune frequency.

The total

device

The

a re approxi mately

dissip a tion

of both devices

is 1•2W.

a se volt ag e is 5V and the maximum coll ector-base

is 50V and 70V for the 2N715 and 2N716 respectively.

The devices

Enquiries

Both are ca pc.1. ble

tr ansmitters.

for the 2N716 a t the same frequency

of the 2N715.

mesa tr ansistors

and amplifiers.

70 Mc/s and more than 300mW a s an amplifier minimum figures

v.h.f.

s t a ges of low power v.h.f.

The 2N715 gives

MESA TR,'\.NSIST ORS

to:-

are housed in the J EDEC T0-1 8 mini a ture

Press Office, Texas Instruments Dall a s Road, Bedford.

case.

19th August

1960

Limited, Te lephone

Number:

Bedfor d 68051

With the compliments Release

Date:

of Texas Instruments

Immediate

TEXAS 2S701

AND 23702

SILICON GROWN JUNCTION TRA.NSISTOHS