[ARC5] transistors

[J. Forster]

Agreed.

The Fairchild 900, 914, & 923 RTL were common by 1963-1964.

They were followed by 930, 946 DTL

then 74xx TTL which was common by 1968.

These may not be "official" dates, but I was using them by the dates cited.


-John

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> I played with both transistors and IC's, and, by the early 60's IC were no
> larger than a TO-5 can. 73 - Mike
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>   I was not looking at solid-state design per se, but when I talked to
> Bell Labs guys in the 60s  they were very proud of integrated circuits,
> about the form factor of a domino.
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