Report discussing a study initiated to investigate and apply techniques of microminiaturization to circuits designed for high reliability performance with two goals: (1) to develop ultra-reliability design techniques in communication equipment, and (2) to microminiaturize the resulting circuits.Compiled in the report are information and instructions to guide transistor circuit engineers in designing semiconductor circuits that lend themselves to microminiaturization. (Abstract)
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Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio
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Ohio
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Air Force Systems Command Technical Documentary Report 61-453
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Report discussing a study initiated to investigate and apply techniques of microminiaturization to circuits designed for high reliability performance with two goals: (1) to develop ultra-reliability design techniques in communication equipment, and (2) to microminiaturize the resulting circuits.Compiled in the report are information and instructions to guide transistor circuit engineers in designing semiconductor circuits that lend themselves to microminiaturization. (Abstract)
Research supported by the United States Air Force and performed by Sylvania Electronic Systems, Waltham, Massachusetts, under Contract No: AF 33(616)-6309.
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