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Classified Abstracts 1095--1097
Basic Science and Engineering 51.
Physics, Astronomy, Geophysics 51 : 33
Field emission X-ray tube.
52.
Physical Chemistry
56 : 33
The problems of preparing surfaces of extreme purity in high and ultra-high vacuum. See Abstr. No. 997. Metallurgy, Ceramics, Inorganic Chemistry
53 : 21 Prospects for applying steam-ejector vacuum pumps in metallurgy. See Abstr. No. 1017.
56.
56 : 30 See Abstr. No. 1051,
56 : 33 Magnetization of uniaxial cylindrical thin films. See Abstr. No. 1058.
See Abstr No.. 1064.
52 : 16
53.
Vacuum deposited nichr0me film resistor.
E l e c t r i c a l Engineering, E l e c t r o n i c Circuits, E l e c t r i c a l Devices
56 1095. Thin film deposition by solution spraying. (U.S.A.) The National Cash Register Co. of Dayton, Ohio, U.S.A., has developed an aqueous spraying method for large area deposition as well as continuous deposition on belt type substrates. Details are not given but electroluminiscent, photoiumineseent, photoconducting cathodoluminescent and photovoltaic phenomena have been demonstrated in films applied this technique. It is claimed that the capital outlay is relatively small, since no vacuum equipment is used. (U.S,A.). w.J.s. Anon, Chem. & Engng. News, 41 (31), 5 Aug. 1963, 41. 56 : 23 The need for envelopes satisfying ultra-high vacuum conditions to ensure long term stability of semiconductors. Methods of realization and control. See Abstr. No. 1037.
Thermoelectric immersion cooler.
Niostan ribbon for superconducting magnet solenoids. No. 1060.
Equipment for the encapsulation of transistors, 1035.
56 : 33 Maximum dispersion of the easy axis in electrodeposited thin permalloy films. See Abstr. No. 1065. 56 : 33 Parametric amplifications in thin films superconducting transmission lines. See Abstr. No. 1066. 56 : 37 Electric bombardment furnace for melting a semiconductor without contamination. See Abstr. No. 1083. Studies on the structure of some epitaxial layers. 1090. 58.
56 : 41 See Abstr. No.
Nucleonics
United Kingdom bubble chamber for Geneva. 1055.
58 : 32 See Abstr. No.
Miscellaneous 59
1096. Technology, 1962-1966. (A speculative review). J. Kraus, in Elect. Engng., 81, Jan. 1962, 2-6.
Miscellaneous 64.
56 : 33 See Abstr.
56 : 33 Analysis of the characteristics of insulated-gate thin film transistors. See Abstr. No. 1061.
59. 56 : 23 See Abstr. No.
See Abstr. No. 1059.
B o o k Reviews, S y m p o s i a P r o g r a m m e s and R e p o r t s
64 1097. Leybold's Companion of vacuum technology. (Australia) The review describes a pocket-book on vacuum physics and technology which deals with theory, data on materials and components used in vacuum work, and an inventory, covering the whole range of research and development in the vacuum field. (Germany). J. D. M. K. Diels and R. Jaeckel, Food Techn. Austral., 15 July 1963, 409.
Classified Abstracts 1095--1097
Basic Science and Engineering 51.
Physics, Astronomy, Geophysics 51 : 33
Field emission X-ray tube.
52.
Physical Chemistry
56 : 33
The problems of preparing surfaces of extreme purity in high and ultra-high vacuum. See Abstr. No. 997. Metallurgy, Ceramics, Inorganic Chemistry
53 : 21 Prospects for applying steam-ejector vacuum pumps in metallurgy. See Abstr. No. 1017.
56.
56 : 30 See Abstr. No. 1051,
56 : 33 Magnetization of uniaxial cylindrical thin films. See Abstr. No. 1058.
See Abstr No.. 1064.
52 : 16
53.
Vacuum deposited nichr0me film resistor.
E l e c t r i c a l Engineering, E l e c t r o n i c Circuits, E l e c t r i c a l Devices
56 1095. Thin film deposition by solution spraying. (U.S.A.) The National Cash Register Co. of Dayton, Ohio, U.S.A., has developed an aqueous spraying method for large area deposition as well as continuous deposition on belt type substrates. Details are not given but electroluminiscent, photoiumineseent, photoconducting cathodoluminescent and photovoltaic phenomena have been demonstrated in films applied this technique. It is claimed that the capital outlay is relatively small, since no vacuum equipment is used. (U.S,A.). w.J.s. Anon, Chem. & Engng. News, 41 (31), 5 Aug. 1963, 41. 56 : 23 The need for envelopes satisfying ultra-high vacuum conditions to ensure long term stability of semiconductors. Methods of realization and control. See Abstr. No. 1037.
Thermoelectric immersion cooler.
Niostan ribbon for superconducting magnet solenoids. No. 1060.
Equipment for the encapsulation of transistors, 1035.
56 : 33 Maximum dispersion of the easy axis in electrodeposited thin permalloy films. See Abstr. No. 1065. 56 : 33 Parametric amplifications in thin films superconducting transmission lines. See Abstr. No. 1066. 56 : 37 Electric bombardment furnace for melting a semiconductor without contamination. See Abstr. No. 1083. Studies on the structure of some epitaxial layers. 1090. 58.
56 : 41 See Abstr. No.
Nucleonics
United Kingdom bubble chamber for Geneva. 1055.
58 : 32 See Abstr. No.
Miscellaneous 59
1096. Technology, 1962-1966. (A speculative review). J. Kraus, in Elect. Engng., 81, Jan. 1962, 2-6.
Miscellaneous 64.
56 : 33 See Abstr.
56 : 33 Analysis of the characteristics of insulated-gate thin film transistors. See Abstr. No. 1061.
59. 56 : 23 See Abstr. No.
See Abstr. No. 1059.
B o o k Reviews, S y m p o s i a P r o g r a m m e s and R e p o r t s
64 1097. Leybold's Companion of vacuum technology. (Australia) The review describes a pocket-book on vacuum physics and technology which deals with theory, data on materials and components used in vacuum work, and an inventory, covering the whole range of research and development in the vacuum field. (Germany). J. D. M. K. Diels and R. Jaeckel, Food Techn. Austral., 15 July 1963, 409.