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John Robert Woodyard (1904–1981) was an American physicist and electrical engineer who made important contributions to the technology of microwave electronics and invented "doping" to improve the performance of semiconductors.
John Robert Woodyard, Electrical Engineering: Berkeley. 1904-1981. Professor Emeritus. John Woodyard was born in 1904 in West Virginia. He completed high school in 1924 near Puget Sound in Washington, where and when “wireless telegraphy” was becoming indispensable to navigation.
A dopagem de semicondutores foi desenvolvida originalmente por John Robert Woodyard, durante a Segunda Guerra Mundial. [1] Seu deslocamento para a área de radares impediu Woodyard de prosseguir na pesquisa de dopagem de semicondutores. Entretanto, após o fim da guerra, sua patente foi objeto de extenso litígio com Sperry Rand. [2]
(1904 ndash; 1981) was a U.S. physicist who made important contributions to the technology of microwave electronics and invented doping to improve the performance of semiconductors.LifeBorn in West Virginia and educated in Washington, Woodyard…
John Robert Woodyard was born in West Virginia 1904. He began as many did in the early decades of the 20th century; he tinkered with radio, cars and electricity. He worked as a radio operator on cannery ships in the Alaska fishing industry.
Doping was originally developed by John Robert Woodyard working at Sperry Gyroscope Company during World War II. The demands of his war work on radar denied Woodyard the opportunity to pursue this line of research but, post-war, his patent proved the grounds of extensive litigation by Sperry Rand..
A dopagem de semicondutores foi desenvolvida originalmente por John Robert Woodyard, durante a Segunda Guerra Mundial. Seu deslocamento para a área de radares impediu Woodyard de prosseguir na pesquisa de dopagem de semicondutores.
