Joe Burger: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 05:10, 12 February 2024

Joseph Burger (? – ?) designed the power supply of the 7904, as well as the 155-0067-02 IC that controls it.

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Later, he became the 2400 series manufacturing manager.

Manufacturer	Model	Description	Designers	Introduced
Tektronix	7904	500 MHz non-storage mainframe	Val Garuts • Thor Hallen • John McCormick • Les Larson • Bill DeVey • Bill Peek • Hans Springer • Joe Burger • Joel Swanno • Ken Hawken	1971
Tektronix	R7903	500 MHz non-storage mainframe	Val Garuts • Thor Hallen • John McCormick • Les Larson • Bill DeVey • Bill Peek • Hans Springer • Joe Burger • Joel Swanno • Ken Hawken	1974

Model	Class	Description	Designers	Used in
155-0028-00	Monolithic integrated circuit	Miller integrator and delay pickoff	Joe Burger	5030 • R5030 • 5031 • R5031 • 1401 • 1401A • 1480 • 1481 • 1482 • 1485 • 26G1 • 26G2 • 26G3 • 314 • 335 • 432 • 434 • 4701 • 5B10N • 5B12N • 5B31 • 5B40 • 5B42 • 5S14N • 7B52 • 7B53A • 7B53N • 7L12 • 7L13 • 7L14 • 7L18 • 7S14 • AN/USM-281C • RG501 • Telequipment D63 • Telequipment DM63
155-0067-02	Monolithic integrated circuit	SMPS controller	Joe Burger • Gene Andrews	7704A • 7834 • 7844 • 7854 • 7904 • R7903 • 7904 • 7904A • 7934 • R7912 • 7912AD • 7912HB • 7934 • 7104 • R7103 • 308 • 434 • 485 • 690 • P7001

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