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Guide to the Ervin J. Nalos Papers, 1939-1959
Special Collections M801  
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Description
This collection contains technical information on electron tube research from the years 1939-1959, the major portion being Dr. Nalos' papers from 1945-1959. While there is some correspondence and memos, most of the collection is comprised of technical reports. Many of these reports are handwritten personal notes on experiments and test data collection with some blueprints and photographs; others are printed technical reports. Box 4 contains two disbound binders with tables of contents by Dr. Nalos relating to the Microwave Labs at Stanford. Box 5 contains one disbound binder entitled "High Power TWT Survey." Box 6 contains actual objects relating to electron tubes.
Background
Ervin J. Nalos, a naturalized United States citizen, was born September 10, 1924 in Prague. Dr. Nalos' undergraduate study was done at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, B.A. Sc., 1946. Graduate work, M.A. Sc., 1947, was also started in Vancouver. His Ph.D. in electrical engineering, 1951, was earned at Stanford, where he worked at the Stanford Microwave Laboratory. Dr. Nalos received the Baker Award, Institute of Radio Engineering in 1959. His professional career encompasses: research associate, microwave physics, 1950-54; group leader, microwave tube development and research at Microwave Laboratory, General Electric, California, 1954-59; scientific representative to Europe, 1959-62; staff engineer, Office of Vice President, Research and Development, Boeing Aerospace Co., 1962-69; manager of applied technology, Military Airplane Systems Division, 1969-71; supervisor, civil and commercial systems, 1971-78; supervisor, electromagnetics, Boeing Defense and Space Group 1978-. Dr. Nalos' research has been in electron physics and electronics, high power microwave devices and electromagnetic scattering.
Extent
3 linear ft.
Restrictions
Property rights reside with the repository. Literary rights reside with the creators of the documents or their heirs. To obtain permission to publish or reproduce, please contact the Public Services Librarian of the Dept. of Special Collections.
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None.