Silicone on Sapphire
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03-13-2016, 06:53 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-13-2016 07:20 PM by jebem.)
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RE: Silicone on Sapphire
(03-13-2016 12:57 PM)BillCRAV Wrote:(03-11-2016 05:53 PM)jebem Wrote: Thanks to bring this SOS technology to our attention. If you read the above statement carefully, you will see that there is no mention to the RCA 1802 processor. The article's author just mention "RCA-built SOS microprocessor " without going to deep details. We cannot imply from his words that he claimed that a 1802 was used in the Voyager. Additionally, the article author is an accredited person working on SOS technology since the NOSC era, so I have no reason to doubt his words. Here is the information extracted from that article:: George Imthurn is a Device Engineer for Peregrine Semiconductor Corporation, a manufacturer of UltraCMOS-based RFICs. During his tenure at Peregrine he has contributed to the basic understanding of SOS and worked on improving the radiation hardness of the UltraCMOS process. Before joining Peregrine he worked on SOS at the Naval Ocean Systems Center. George received his BS at Pacific Union College and his MSEE at San Diego State University. His thesis work was on guided wave optics. Jose Mesquita RadioMuseum.org member |
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