Electrical Characterization of Linear Integrated Circuits.
Abstract
This report covers the work performed by General Electric Ordnance Systems pertaining to the electrical characterization of linear integrated circuits. The period of report is July 1976 to June 1977. The effort was divided into three tasks; (1) New electrical characterization, (2) Resolution of problems with existing slash sheets, and (3) Rewrite of preliminary slash sheets. New characterization was performed on five different quad op-amp device types having wide usage in military systems. A slash sheet emanated, once confidence was established in choice of electrical parameters, limits, test circuits and test grouping. Work was begun to characterize quad comparators. The 139 commerical device type was chosen for standardization because of its popularity. Parts were procured and preliminary analysis began. This effort will be completed on a follow-on contract. Extensive evaluation and testing was necessary to resolve the problems that was prevalent on existing slash sheets. The slash sheets in question were /101 (Op-Amps), /102 (volt regulators) /103 (Comparators), /10404 (line receivers) and /108 (transistor arrays). Users/manufacturers were contacted to isolate problems and parts were procured and tested. Data was analyzed and the slash sheets were revised where necessary to allow qualified sources to produce relevant parts. Finally, problems were analyzed for existing slash sheets in much the same way that was applied to preliminary sheets. Lengthy comments submitted by manufacturers and/or users suggested the need for rewrite. After extensive review, /107 (fixed voltage regulators) and /109 (timers) were issued.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Feb 01, 1978
- Accession Number
- ADA052357
Entities
People
- Herbert Labb
- Jerry Yaple
- John S. Kulpinski
- Richard Paskowsky
- Theodore Simonsen
Organizations
- General Electric