- •Міністерство освіти і науки України
- •Contents
- •From the history of electronics
- •Exercise 2
- •The Electron Tube Legacy
- •From Tubes to Transistors
- •The Decade of Integration
- •New Light on Electron Devices
- •Focus on Manufacturing
- •Exercise 4
- •Toward a Global Society
- •Into the Third Millennium
- •From the history of electron devices lesson 8
- •Translate the following words paying attention to affixes.
- •Microwave Tubes
- •The Invention of the Transistor
- •Bipolar Junction Transistors
- •Photovoltaic Cells and Diffused-Base Transistors
- •Integrated Circuits
- •Early Semiconductor Lasers and Light-Emitting Diodes
- •Charge-Coupled Devices
- •Compound Semiconductor Heterostructures
- •Microchip Manufacturing
- •Alessandro volta
- •Volta's pile
- •Thomas alva edison
- •Early Life
- •Family Life
- •Early inventions
- •Menlo park laboratory
- •The Telephone
- •The Phonograph
- •The Incandescent Lamp
- •Electric Power Distribution Systems
- •The Edison Effect
- •Glenmont
- •Motion Pictures
- •Edison's Studio
- •The Electric Battery
- •Attitude Toward Work
- •Ambrose fleming
- •Very happy thought
- •Nonagenarian
- •Consultant
- •Leon charles thevenin
- •Teaching
- •A Good Launch
- •A Crucial Theorem
- •Lee de forest: last of the great inventors
- •In Business
- •Towards the Triode
- •Patent Battles
- •Success
- •Edwin henry colpitts
- •Oscillator
- •Ralph hartley
- •Harry nyquist
- •American physicist, electrical and communications engineer, a prolific inventor who made fundamental theoretical and practical contributions to telecommunications. The Sweden years
- •Education and Career in the u.S.A.
- •Nyquist and fax
- •Nyquist's Signal Sampling Theory
- •Nyquist Theorem
- •Nyquist and Information Theory
- •Russell and sigurd varian
- •Childhood
- •Russell
- •The klystron
- •Celebration
- •Walter brattain
- •"The only regret I have about the transistor is its use for rock and roll”.
- •A Home on the Ranch
- •Physics Was the Only Thing He Was Good at
- •An Off the Cuff Explanation
- •After World War II
- •The First Transistor
- •Rifts in the Lab
- •The Nobel Prize
- •Back to Washington
- •Education
- •Inventor of the Transistor
- •Contributions and Honors
- •Inventor of the first successful computer
- •The Mother of Invention
- •Launching the v1
- •An Electronic Computer
- •The Survivor
- •After the War
- •Rudolph kompfner
- •Architect
- •Internment
- •Travelling-wave Tube
- •Satellites
- •Alan mathison turing
- •The solitary genius who wanted to build a brain.
- •Childhood
- •Computable Numbers
- •Bletchley Park
- •Jack kilby
- •The Begining
- •The Chip that Changed the World
- •Toward the Future
- •Robert noyce
- •A noted visionary and natural leader, Robert Noyce helped to create a new industry when he developed the technology that would eventually become the microchip. Starting up
- •At Bell Labs
- •Founding Fairchild Semiconductor
- •Ic Development
- •Herbert kroemer
- •Too Many Lists
- •Postal Service
- •Theory into Practice
- •Back in the Heterostructure Game
- •Halls of Academia
- •Tuesday Morning, 3 a.M.
- •Heterostructures explained
- •Abbreviations
- •British and american spelling differences
- •Numerical prefixes
- •Prefixes for si units
- •Навчальне видання
- •21021, М.Вінниця, Хмельницьке шосе, 95, внту
- •21021, М.Вінниця, Хмельницьке шосе, 95, внту
Exercise 4
Pay attention to translation of the following phrases.
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collapsed after a bungled August coup-
розпався після недолугого серпневого заколоту;
at the throbbing heart of this expansion -
у самому серці цього розширення;
prodded these technologies onward -
просували ці технології вперед;
one increasingly began to encounter the terms -
все частіше почали зустрічатись терміни;
no longer seemed so far-fetched -
більше не здавалися такими віддаленими.
Toward a Global Society
Spurred by a dramatic thaw in international relations, the world became a much closer and more intimate place during the 1990s. The Cold War stumbled to a dramatic end in 1991, when the Soviet Union collapsed after a bungled August coup. Germany was reunited after more than three decades of division, while China and Eastern Europe hastened to rejoin the world economy. Trade relations warmed as tariffs fell in many parts of the world.
At the throbbing heart of this expansion was a great boom in the computer, semiconductor and telecommunications industries that occurred in large part due to the impact of the Internet and World Wide Web upon business and everyday life. Improvements in computers and communications relied heavily upon advances in electron devices, and increasingly upon improved electro-optical devices. Market pressures for smaller, faster and better devices prodded these technologies onward. The miniaturization of microchip components continued its relentless march toward submicron dimensions - leading to microprocessors having millions of transistors and memory chips approaching gigabit storage capacities by the century's close. In part due to increasingly high costs, multinational microchip manufacturers began to form strategic alliances to develop products and technologies jointly. Semiconductor foundries also emerged, mainly in the Asia-Pacific region, providing manufacturing services to chip-design firms as well as established chipmakers. The semiconductor industry itself became increasingly globalized.
During the 1990s, one increasingly began to encounter the terms "nanoscale" and "nanotechnology," as it became possible to envision producing device features - and perhaps even entire electron devices - that could be measured in tens of nanometers. Prior to this decade, such possibilities had been largely regarded as science fiction. But after the discovery of spherical carbon-60 molecules and cylindrical carbon nanotubes, as well as the development by various research groups of single-electron transistors, these ideas no longer seemed so far-fetched. Features were beginning to approach the size where the quantum-mechanical behavior of electrons could not be ignored any more.
As the third millennium began, the impact of electron devices upon modern life was impressive indeed. During the previous decade, the world had effectively become much smaller and faster paced, due in large part to light-speed voice-and-data communications over global networks of copper and glass, which owed their very existence to electron and electro-optical devices. Broadband satellite and wireless communications relied heavily on these devices, too. And the march of miniaturization continued toward device features at and even below the 100 nanometer scale - much smaller than the wavelength of visible light. As the number of components on microchips continued to double every 18 months it seemed inevitable that this relentless progress would continue for at least another decade.
Exercise 5
Answer the following questions.
What political events happened at the beginning of 1990s?
How did those changes influence the world economy and industry?
What was the basis for the development of electronic devices?
Why did microchip manufacturers begin to unite?
Where did major semiconductor producers develop the most rapidly?
What new terms appeared in 1990s?
Had the devices of 1990s been considered real in previous decades?
What discoveries made the ideas of nanotechnology real and close?
How did electronic devices influence the world at the end of the second millenium?
What was the tendency about chips?
LESSON 7
Exercise 1
Translate the following words paying attention to word-building affixes.
Provided, provision, providing, provider, reflect, reflector, reflecting, reflective, reflection, reflected, non-reflected, contribute, contributor, contributing, contributory, contributions, converse, conversely, conversion, convertible, convertibility, reconvert, recognise, recognition, recognising, unrecognised, illustration, illustrate, illustrating, illustrious, conclude, concluding, concluded, conclusion, conclusive, inconclusive, fabricate, fabricated, fabrication, explicit, explicitly, confine, confining, confined, confinement, perform, performed, performing, performance, inform, informing, information, invent, inventive, invented, invention, innovations, innovative, innovate, innovator.
Exercise 2
Translate the following sentences paying attention to gerunds.
1. In a DRAM, data is stored by charging the capacitor in a memory cell. 2. Typical off-line error-recovery techniques include: attempting to read the data on a second disk revolution; reading the data by positioning the read/write head slightly off track. 3. The wireless industry has lots of experience in responding to customer demands. 4. Local-area networks establish communication links by limiting the distance between transmitter and receiver. 5. The mesh architecture helps keep signal strength up by replacing single long radio links with multiple short ones. 6. The subscriber units are roof-mounted, but have no need for careful antenna siting and aiming. 7. The company makes money not by manufacturing the devices, but by developing enabling technologies and licensing them to other companies. 8. The discs will be capable of storing as much as 270 minutes of compressed digital video. 9. The company has an open-minded approach to research, but it is concentrating on solving problems in electroluminescence. 10.So, scanning a laser beam over the structure generates a series of pulses. 11.The technique depends on combining two separate methods for reading and storing data – a multilayer method that allows data to be stored and read in three dimensions in the disk and wavelength multiplexing. 12. Using the set of three identical Varicaps gives a 1.8:1 tuning ratio in all three sub-bands. 13. Mode-switching affects the current flowing in the output devices, but the output voltage is controlled by the global feedback loop, and switching is completely silent in operation. 14. The mode is switchable while the amplifier is handling audio, allowing some interesting A/B listening tests. 15.Tuning of the second detector is carried out in the same way, but the signal is fed to the directional coupler output.
Exercise 3
Match Ukrainian translations to the following English phrases .
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Exercise 4
Pay attention to translation of the following phrases.
під гучний акомпанемент фанфар; | |||
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лише на півдорозі; | ||
все ще приносили глибинне усвідомлення сутності; | |||
мікрочіпи, що могли похвалитися мільярдами транзисторів; | |||
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як наслідок цього епохального приладу; | ||
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виявляє мало ознак до зменшення. | ||
