Title
Lasch patent notebook (#113)
Catalog Number
102723927
Type
Document
Description
Describes a proposed solid glass package for a diode device.
Date
1960-03-30
Author
Lasch, Cecil A. Jr.
Biographical Notes
Cecil A. (Art) Lasch worked as a technician at Fairchild for Gordon Moore in the late 1950’s where he built diffusion furnaces and other equipment. With encouragement from Fairchild, in 1960 he started his own company, Specialty Products, to make glass capillary tubes containing gold wires used for bonding onto transistor chips. Beginning in 1964 under the name Electroglas, the company built furnaces for the commercial market and probing equipment used for making electrical contact with semiconductor wafers for testing prior to packaging. Electroglas has been identified as the first spin-out from Fairchild.
Publisher
Fairchild Semiconductor
Extent
One dated entry on page 1.
Dimensions
12 x 10 inches
Patents
The author is named as inventor on 5 U.S. patents. None of these patents are assigned to Fairchild.
Category
Notebooks
Collection Title
Fairchild Semiconductor notebooks and technical papers
Credit
Gift of Texas Instruments Incorporated