Slideshow: Remembering Jim Williams and Bob Pease
Steve Taranovich - June 22, 2012
It was created by Analog Devices Fellow Chris Mangelsdorf. He was appointed as a Fellow in 1998 (http://www.analog.com/library/analogDialogue/archives/32-1/editor.html).
Fran Hoffart took many of the pictures. He worked at National Semiconductor from the Widlar days and then went to Linear Technology where he is now an application engineer. He is the unofficial photographer of Silicon Valley.
We certainly all feel the absence of these two unique mentors. Each had their own special sprinkling of their personalities and humor added to their tutorials and commentaries and these photos bring out that uniqueness is a grand way.
The presentation also shows a side of each of these guys that will endear them to us forever and create an indelible image in our minds whenever we read their works.
I can hear Bob now saying, "What’s all this tribute stuff, anyhow?"




Signal distortion from high-K ceramic capacitors
Simple reverse-polarity-protection circuit has no voltage drop
Two-IC circuit combines digital and analog signals to make multiplier circuit
Comparator-based buffer using a VVCCS
Why bypass caps make a difference - Part 1: How a regulator and its output capacitor can interact
Jim Williams: The light side and classic electronics art sculptures
Understanding the basics of setup and hold time
Signal distortion from high-K ceramic capacitors
Wideband fully differential amplifier noise improved using active match
Simple reverse-polarity-protection circuit has no voltage drop
Filter quashes 60-Hz interference
NE555 timer sparks low-cost voltage-to-frequency converter
ACE Awards Jim Williams Contributor of the Year: Steve Hageman
