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Solid-State Circuits Conference. Digest of Technical Papers. 1965 IEEE International

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Solid-State Circuits Conference. Digest of Technical Papers. 1965 IEEE International

Date 17-19 Feb. 1965

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[Front cover]

Foreword

Table of contents

Non-saturating monolithic logic circuits with improved stability

An integrated decade counter and binary to decimal decoder

High speed DTL logic

A nanosecond monolithic TTL gate

An integrated gated differential amplifier for high-speed variable store digit detectors

Balanced transistor amplifiers for precise wideband microwave applications

A tantalum-film gigacycle amplifier

Lower limit of paramp noise due to pump heating

A microwave tunnel-diode amplifier in stripline

Resonator tuning using semiconductor diodes

The Read diode - An avalanching, transit-time, negative-resistance oscillator

Hybrid versus silicon monolithic circuits

Formal opening of conference

Monolithic circuits: Mass produced for a broad market

The case for hybrid circuits

Will integrated electronics obsolete engineers?

Specifying digital integrated circuits

Integration in computer memories

Solution to the special problems of linear integrated circuits

Solid state RF power generation

Electronically controllable microwave networks

Adaptive circuits and systems

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