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'''Chris Curtin''' | '''Chris Curtin''' worked at Tektronix for 26 years, focusing on display technology. | ||
==Career== | |||
Two summers working for Tek while attending Lewis and Clark College | |||
Graduated in June 1963 with a BS degree in Physics | |||
June 1963 to June 1989 at Tek in various CRT Design and Manufacturing roles | |||
Retired in 2001 after Flat CRT development at Candescent Technologies in San Jose, CA | |||
==Tek Products== | |||
Assisted with the [[321A]], [[422]], [[647]], [[453]] and [[549]] CRT designs. | |||
Project Manager for the CRTs in the [[601]], [[7514]], [[2613]], and [[7623]]. | |||
Supervised development of various storage CRTs as a Group and Department manager. | |||
After a stint in CRT Manufacturing, named Display Device Operations General Manager. | |||
==Tek Patents== | |||
3,798,494 Non-Storage Electron Multiplier Operation of Transmission Storage Tubes | |||
3,742,286 Fast Writing Bistable Storage Tube and Method of Operation | |||
Field Emission Display Patents | |||
25 | |||
==Tektronix Publications== | |||
TBD | |||
==Field Emission Display Publications== | |||
1. G. Hopple and C. Curtin; FED Life and Reliability; Information Display, April/May 2000; p. 34-37 | |||
2. C. Curtin and Y. Iguchi; Scaling of FED Display Technology to Large-Area Displays; SID 2000 Digest, p. 1263-1265. | |||
3. G. Hopple, C. Curtin and Y. Hatano; Thin CRT Display Technology Operating Life and Reliability Issues; SID 2000 Digest, p. 1257-1259. | |||
4. C. J. Spindt, T. Fahlen, J. M. Macaulay, C. Curtin, and R. M. Duboc; ThinCRT Flat-Panel-Display Construction and Operating Characteristics; SID 1998 Digest, p. 95-98. | |||
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