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Interim UTPB engineering dean has wide experience - Vimarsana News

Interim UTPB engineering dean has wide experience

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Edward H. Chartrand

Edward H. Chartrand CLAREMONT, NH -Ed was the type of guy that everyone liked, probably because he liked most people he met. Whether you needed to move a whole household

James William Cunningham Obituary - The Tennessean - Vimarsana News

James William Cunningham Obituary - The Tennessean

Dr. James William Cunningham (Jim), a retired electrical engineer who was an internationally recognized expert on electrical power supplies for...

The Transistor at 75: The First Makers, Part 7 - Vimarsana News

The Transistor at 75: The First Makers, Part 7

When I wrote the initial six parts of this series on early transistor makers, I worked from a list of initial companies that made transistors using the early Bell Labs transistor patents. That list of attendees to the April, 1952 Transistor Symposium at Bell Labs came from Bo Lojek’s book, History of Semiconductor Engineering, which…

The Transistor at 75: The First Makers, Part 2 - Vimarsana News

The Transistor at 75: The First Makers, Part 2

Part 1 of this article discussed the spark that ignited the commercial semiconductor industry. It was the 1952 Transistor Symposium conducted by Bell Telephone Laboratories (BTL). A book published by BTL called A History of Engineering and Science in the Bell System: Electronics Technology (1925-1975) stated that twenty-six domestic and fourteen foreign transistor licensees of…