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Hello Michael,
There is no reason to apologize for being good with analog. ;-) I worked as a broadcast engineer during the time they announced the first memory chip, (1101) which was a slow, noisy 256 bit * 1 DRAM with very critical timing. I also did analog and digital work on the microwave equipment built at Microdyne, before L3-Com closed the Ocala plant. Seems you started with digital stuff a year or two earlier than I did. My first RAM had a whopping 1024 bits. Not bytes, bits. 21...something, I could look it up since the device where its in still works. The reason I asked about the microwave equipment, I would like to meet the people who designed the C-band CATV receivers I had to maintain in the '80s. I always loved Collins equipment, till I ran into those radios. They had a horrible failure rate, ... But their HF radios were quite reliable. Unfortunately at that time out of my budget range, and so were those nice mechanical filters :-( Regards, Joerg http://www.analogconsultants.com |
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