Western Electrics MIX artillerygun director build an electronicguidedbomb trainer simulator The first using operational amplifiers like those in the MIX gun director The MOneman show There ID: 397797
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design-and -authors)-not commercially available. A five-pentode design was used in Western Electric's M-IX artillery-gun director. build an electronic-guided-bomb trainer simulator. The first using operational amplifiers like those in the M-IX gun director, The M-One-man show There he designed a compact dual-channel amplifier for a machine-gun and mortar locator. George Philbrick, who introduced Julie to the amplifiers in the M-power-of laptop computers-albeit school-New York University this time-for a master's degree in 40 K2-UXs (U for universal, X for experimental) to Stone and Webster. And in 1952, it offered the K2-W, the first commercial general-nine-pin 12AX7 high-mu dual triodes in a plastic shell that plugged into an octal socket. Julie's circuit was based on two octal-base 6SL7 medium-micron triodes, and it laid the groundwork for about 20,000 and a gain-bandwidth product of about 1 MHz. It Op-amp legacy new designs; and it generated competition. One op-ampPhilbrick engineers Alan Pearlman and Roger Noble. The op-amp