October 18, 1965 Electronics
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Wax nostalgic about and learn from the history of early electronics.
See articles from Electronics,
published 1930 - 1988. All copyrights hereby acknowledged.
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Erie Technological Products, located in my adopted
hometown of Erie, Pennsylvania, was a re-branding of
Erie Resistor Company as the concern had begun manufacturing a wide variety of discrete
electronic devices - resistors, capacitors, feed-through filters, silicon rectifiers.
The Erie Resistor complex on 12th Street in Erie occupies a huge amount of real estate
on both sides of the road. The overhead foot bridge can be seen in this photo. The buildings
have long been vacated and stand with many others as reminders of the thriving manufacturing
center that Erie once was. We still have a good bit of manufacturing here, but nothing
like back in the hey days of the last century.
See also the
Erie Resistor Corporation advertisement in the January 1952 issue of Radio &
Television News and the December 1958
Popular Electronics, and
Erie Technological Products in the October 18, 1965 issue of Electronics
magazine.
Erie Technological Products Advertisement
Subminiature
Monobloc
Ceramic Capacitors
High capacitance to volume ratio. Hermetically sealed in glass; precision molded;
and phenolic dipped types. "
Miniature
Hermetically Sealed
Button Mica Capacitors
For -55°C, to +200°C. applications.
Subminiature
Broad Band
R. F. I. Filters
Eliminate RF noise in 10KC to 10KMC frequency range.
High Reliability
Tubular and Disc
Ceramic Capacitors
General Purpose; Temperature Compensating; and High Stability types.
Miniature
Ceramic and Glass Trimmers
Precision trimmers with capacitance and terminal arrangements to suit need.
Miniature
Film Capacitors
Designed for filter, bypass, coupling and blocking applications.
Subminiature
Diffused Silicon Rectifiers
High forward conductance, low-leakage currents and reliable performance.
Miniature
Bypass Capacitor Systems
For Transmitting Tubes
Effective capacitive bypassing and coupling or filtering of all signals in 10 to 3000
megacycle range and beyond.
Subminiature
Integrated Networks
Compact modules of resistor-capacitor networks with 2, 4, 6 or 8 leads... with or
without semiconductor elements.
Erie's Project "Active"
Advanced Components through Increase Volumetric Efficiency
The term "Active" in the Erie organization identifies a total program encompassing
the research, development and production of Advanced Components Through Increased Volumetric
Efficiency for aerospace, military and commercial equipment.
Project "Active" now brings to electronics and avionics a series of high performance,
subminiature components designed for applications where every cubic inch of space and
every ounce of weight is critical to successful equipment performance.
These Erie components have been and are being designed into the circuitry of such
demanding systems as Gemini, Apollo, Minuteman, Nike X, Telstar, Polaris... commercial
computers, oscilloscopes... and many other applications where size, weight and dependable
performance are vital. While the advanced products illustrated at left are in quantity
production, a number of components are still in the concept stage, while others are at
final evaluation ready for production.
Consider the problem-solving advantages Erie Active components can offer you in your
quest for reliable, subminiature components. We suggest Erie as your quality source.
A collect call or letter to your nearby representative... or to Erie headquarters is
all that is needed as the "first step."
Erie Technological Products, Inc.
Formerly Erie Resistor Corporation
644 West 12th Street
Erie, Pennsylvania
Posted October 25, 2018
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