 Hybrid Systems Memorabilia Company: Hybrid Systems Corporation Based: Bedford, Mass. Founded: 1967 (merged with Harris Semiconductor spin-off Data Linear in 1986 & became Sipex Corp.) Founders: Donald B. Bruck Specialty: Manufacturer of hybrid integrated circuits, discrete component modules, thin-film networks and modular sub-assemblies for the industrial, military / aerospace and research market |
Hybrid Systems 10-bit DAC 372 converter (1972)
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Hybrid Systems DAC 349 Integrated Circuit (1976)
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This Lucite paperweight features a multi-chip D/A (digital to analog) converter from Hybrid Systems Corporation.
The DAC349 was a low cost,12-bit, CMOS DAC chip that came in a gold and ceramic DIP (dual-inline) packaging.
By the mid 1980's, hybrid Integrated circuits would transition to single chip monolithic integrated circuits.
In 1986, 95% of Hybrid Systems sales were to the Pentagon for military use.
The DAC349 was a low cost,12-bit, CMOS DAC chip that came in a gold and ceramic DIP (dual-inline) packaging.
By the mid 1980's, hybrid Integrated circuits would transition to single chip monolithic integrated circuits.
In 1986, 95% of Hybrid Systems sales were to the Pentagon for military use.
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