Guide to the Peter N. Schink papers
Sara Chabino Lott
Computer History Museum
1401 N. Shoreline Blvd.
Mountain View, California 94043
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Computer History Museum. All rights reserved.
Guide to the Peter N. Schink papers
Collection number: X4423.2008
Computer History Museum
- Processed by:
- Sara Chabino Lott
- Date Completed:
- November 2008
- Encoded by:
- Sara Chabino Lott
© 2008 Computer History Museum. All rights reserved.
Descriptive Summary
Title: Guide to the Peter N. Schink papers
Dates: 1961-1996
Bulk Dates: 1961-1975
Collection number: X4423.2008
Creator:
Schink, Peter N.
Collection Size:
1.5 linear feet
1 record box and 1 half manuscript box
Repository:
Computer History Museum
Abstract: The Peter N. Schink papers contain the professional papers of Schink, a salesman and manufacturer's representative in the
semiconductor industry.
Languages:
Languages represented in the collection:
English
Access
Collection is open for research.
Publication Rights
The Computer History Museum can only claim physical ownership of the collection. Users are responsible for satisfying any
claims of the copyright holder. Permission to copy or publish any portion of the Computer History Museum's collection must
be given by the Computer History Museum.
Preferred Citation
[Identification of Item], [Date], Guide to the Peter N. Schink papers, Lot X4423.2008, Box[#], Folder[#], Computer History
Museum, Mountain View, California.
Provenance
The Peter N. Schink papers were donated to the Computer History Museum in January of 2008 by Janis C. Denison, widow of Peter
N. Schink. Schink acquired the papers during his thirty years working in the semiconductor industry. Denison was in possession
of the papers from the time of Schink's death in 1993 until their donation.
Scope and Content of Collection
The Peter N. Schink papers contain Schink's professional papers related to sales and consulting in the semiconductor industry
in California. The records span 1961 through 1996 with the bulk of the collection being from 1961 through 1975. The collection
contains technical papers, reports and notes related to "micrologic" and product specifications, memoranda, weekly sales reports,
market analysis, company profiles, symposium proceedings, integrated circuit course books, databooks, catalogs and business
plans.
Arrangement
The collection is arranged in 2 series:
- Series 1: Background material
- Series 2: Printed
Indexing Terms
The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in
the library's online public access catalog.
Schink, Peter N.
Integrated circuits
Semiconductor industry
box 1
Background material
1961-1984
Creator:
Schink, Peter N.
Series Scope and Content Summary
This series contains background material from Schink's work as a salesman at Amperex Electronic Corporation, Fairchild Semiconductor
and Standard Microsystems Corporation and his later work as a manufacturer's representative. Included are Fairchild Semiconductor
memoranda from the Military Microcircuits Marketing department to all field sales members and Schink's weekly sales reports
discussing dealings with Lockhead Aircraft Corporation, Zenith, General Electric, National Cash Register Corporation, Honeywell,
Ferroxcube and other companies located in the Western United States. Also in this series are MOS, LSI and electronic watch
market analysis, technical papers and symposium proceedings.
Arrangement
This series is arranged chronologically.
102708031
Microcircuits handbook
1961-1964
102708026
Fairchild Semiconductor memoranda
1962-1965
102708034
Ephemera
1964-1970
102708029
Fairchild Semiconductor national sales conference technical sessions
1965
102708015
MOS course
1965 ca.
102708018
Marketing guide to integrated circuits
1966
102708024
Weekly / monthly activity reports
1967-1968
102708030
Report on visit of A.A. Opstelten of Philips to U.S.A. from 1968-03-25-1968-10-04
1968-10
102708016
Random-access memory industry 1965-1974
1970
102708027
MOS design information
1970 ca.
102708032
Nortec business proposal
1970-05
102708017
Impact of MOS / LSI
1970-06
102708035
Cartesian, Inc. backgrounder and product data
1970-1971
102708037
Brochures
1970-1983 ca.
102708028
Standard Microsystems Corporation backgrounder
1971-12
102708025
MOS / LSI technical papers
1972 ca.
102708020
LSI new product horizons
1973
102708023
Mullard integrated circuits symposium
1975 ca.
102708022
Electronic watch market
1975-06
102708021
Design rules
1977
102708033
Review and critique of General Electric Company proposal to New York Power Authority system specification
NYO-83-134
1983-06
102708019
Polo Microsystems, Inc. business plan
1984-03
box 1-2
Printed
1963-1996
Creator:
Schink, Peter N.
Series Scope and Content Summary
This series contains published and/or widely distributed printed material such as databooks, catalogs and course books.
Arrangement
This series is arranged alphabetically by title.
102708046
Binary logic
1963
102708044
Build a microcomputer
1978
102708040
Course on memories: a comprehensive course on storage techniques for the data processing industry
1971 ca.
102708039
Data terminals: a comprehensive course for the designer and user of data terminals
1972 ca.
102708045
Electronic Engineer IC course
1966
102708047
Electronic materials report
1987
102708036
Guide to programming the commodore computers: 64 VIC 20
1983
102708043
Interface databook: LVDS circuits, Bus circuits, data transmission circuits, system design guide
1996
102708038
MOS integrated circuits
1971
102708041
Power MOSFET transistor data
1984
102708042
Small computer systems interface: MB87030 synchronous / asynchronous protocol controller user's manual
1986
