Title
Borror patent notebook (#184)Catalog Number
102722936Type
DocumentDescription
Describes procedures, circuit schematics, and results obtained on electrochemical anodization experiments with variations in current density and time. Numerous strip chart records and sample wafers are taped into the book. It is a continuation of the work in Borror (170).Note that pages 1 - 53 used odd and even numbered pages chronologically. Pages 55 thru 147 continued chronologically on odd numbered (right-hand) pages. Then even numbered pages 54 thru 104 were back filled from 1962-03-13 to 1962-12-06.
Date
1961-11-18-1962-12-06Author
Borror, Dan (Daniel)Biographical Notes
Daniel (Dan) Borror earned a B.A. in mathematics and chemistry from San Jose State University. He joined Fairchild circa 1961 where he performed experiments on the electrochemical anodization of silicon. He worked at MOS pioneer General Microelectronics in the mid-1960s and was a co-founder of the mask-making firm Cartesian in 1969. Cartesian was also one of the first companies to offer MOS foundry services. Cartesian made the masks and fabricated wafers for the AL-1 8-bit microprocessor slice designed by Lee Boysel for Four-Phase Systems in 1969. He worked at Toshiba America for five years as the Director of VLSI Design Engineering, provided technical training at Apple (1985–1990), technical writing at AMCC (1998-2003) and consulted for networking companies.Publisher
Fairchild SemiconductorIdentifying Numbers
Document number | 184 |
Extent
147 used pages.Dimensions
12 x 10 inchesCategory
NotebooksCollection Title
Fairchild Semiconductor notebooks and technical papersPublications
The author contributed to the following R&D Technical Reports (TR) during his service at Fairchild:TR54 Cathode efficiency studies in "Wilbro 197" acid gold plating solution (1961-08-31).
TR69 The kinetics of anodic oxidation of silicon (1962-03-15).