[NJARC] Happy Birthday!
john ruccolo
jr6v6gt at yahoo.com
Mon Dec 17 20:43:59 EST 2007
Hi Jim,
Fascinating stuff, thanks! I always thought
Shockley/Bardeen/Brattain fabricated the first
transistor themselves.
I can assure you that nothing has changed in America's
technology companies. The grunts do 80% of the work,
and the "managers" get 100% of the credit! ;-)
Regards,
John
--- James troe <troe at netcarrier.com> wrote:
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> Not quite true!
> They did not BUILD the first transistor. They
> "invented" it and did the
> theoretical work, and defined how it should be
> constructed. But the guy
> who actually constructed it was a skilled technician
> who later worked in
> my Department. Problem is I had so many people work
> for me over the
> years and my memory is getting older every day,
> right now I can not
> remember his name. He never got any publicity for
> being part of the
> team, and never showed up in the early photographs
> of the inventors, but
> he was invited back every year for awhile to their
> anniversary
> celebration.
> This was often true with the skilled technicians who
> supported the
> famous.
> Jim Troe
>
> ----- Original Message -----
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> Sent: Monday, December 17, 2007 10:35 AM
> Subject: Re: [NJARC] Happy Birthday!
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> > Visit our web site - See http://www.njarc.org
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> > Sixty years ago, on Dec. 16, 1947, three
> physicists, William
> > Shockley,
> > John Bardeen and William Brattain at Bell
> Laboratories in Murray
> > Hill,
> > N.J., built the world's first transistor.
> >
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