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Vapor grown silicon dioxide improves transistor base-collector junctions

Vapor grown silicon dioxide layer protects base-collector junction in silicon planar transistors during the emitter diffusion process. This oxide fills in any imperfections that exist in the thermally grown oxide layer and is of greater thickness than that layer. This process is used to deposit protective silicon dioxide coatings on optical surfaces.

Carley, D. R.↗

Multiple temperatures sampled using only one reference junction

In a multitemperature sampling system where the reference thermocouples are a distance from the test thermocouples, an intermediate thermal junction block is placed between the sets of thermocouples permitting switching between a single reference and the test thermocouples. This reduces the amount of cabling, reference thermocouples, and cost of the sampling system.

Cope, G. W.↗

Junction connectors permit strategic placement of television cameras

Cable run circuit with switching junction connectors at strategic locations enables television cameras to be plugged in with minimum effort wherever needed. Crimp-type contacts for mating connections reduce installation time and require a lesser level of technician skill than do soldered and potted connections.

Kempson, A., Jr.↗

Accurate depth control provided for thermocouple junction locations

Flight reentry experiments define the total heating on a large blunt-nosed body by means of imbedded thermocouples. The thermocouples, installed in a beryllium layered forebody, were designed to provide minimum feasible disturbance of local heat flow with accurate depth control of the thermocouple junction locations.

Richardson, N. R.↗