Title
Micrologic type F - flip flop element
Catalog Number
102762875
Type
Document
Description
Mid-1960 die photograph and mask design layout of the physically-isolated version of the Micrologic flip-flop F element. A 1962 data sheet shows the logic function. This device uses an experimental aluminimum metal connection pattern covering a larger surface area in order to to strengthen the oxide layer of the physically isolated structure. Donated by Lionel Kattner. 5 scanned pages.
Date
1960
Author
Kattner, Lionel E.
Biographical Notes
Lionel Estes Kattner (1930 – 2011) received a degree in chemistry, physics and math from Southwestern University, located in Georgetown, Texas in 1951. After graduation he worked at the Hanford, Washington plant on the production of plutonium for nuclear weapons and later served as a nuclear officer in the United States Navy. In 1958 he joined Texas Instruments in Dallas as a product engineer on a germanium mesa transistor product line. In 1959 Kattner was recruited into Jay Last’s microelectronics group at Fairchild Semiconductor where he worked closely with I. Haas on the fabrication of Micrologic, the first planar integrated circuit family. With three other Fairchild employees, he co-founded Signetics Corporation in 1961. He resigned from Signetics in 1967 and spent two years at Amelco Semiconductor. From 1969 until his retirement Kattner was involved with various projects and startups, including real estate development, computers, computerized mapping, microwave communications and fiber optics.
Publisher
Fairchild Semiconductor
Identifying Numbers
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Extent
1 volume (unpaged)
Category
Technical Paper or Note
Collection Title
Information Technology Corporate Histories Collection
