As you are aware, currently, we are spending approximately 90 percent of our funds out-of-house.

The Center will serve to focus the increasing NASA out-of-house efforts in the burgeoning area of electronics technology; and most important of all, it will provide a easy path for the early exploitation of advanced techniques or developments for space flight, whatever their source.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman.

Mr. KARTH. Thank you very much, Dr. Kelley. I see that our time has expired for the day.

I want to thank you very much for your very able presentation. I'm sure the other committee members enjoyed it as much as I did and if there are no questions

Mr. RANDALL. Just one, Mr. Chairman, in relation to charts or slides which you showed as the record is completed would you identify them, because some were displayed which were not attached and they are, certainly, not in the order of your context, if you could do that. Dr. BISPLINGHOFF. Mr. Chairman, both Mr. Zimmerman and Dr. Kelley's verbal presentation was somewhat different than what they submitted for the record and

Mr. KARTH. Thank you very much, Doctor, for bringing it to my attention.

Since we have already established the principle of having these put in the record, if there are no objections to that procedure, it will be so ordered.

Hearing nothing, both Mr. Zimmerman's and Dr. Kelley's prepared statements will be inserted in the record.

Dr. Kelley, the committee will be adjourned until 10:00 o'clock tomorrow morning.

(Whereupon at 12:15 p.m. the subcommittee was adjourned until 10 a.m. April 3, 1963.)

APPENDIX A

INDUSTRIAL AND GOVERNMENTAL ELECTRONICS RESEARCH CAPABILITIES IN THE UNITED STATES

The following listings cover industrial and Federal governmental research laboratories and the areas of electronics and related subjects in which these laboratories have capabilities. Although many of these companies also conduct development, testing and evaluation in the electronics field, all companies listed have a research capability of a greater or lesser degree. Companies having primarily a development or production capability, and no research capability, are not listed. Only those Government laboratories primarily conducting a research operation are listed. Further evaluation of the capabilities of these laboratories is dependent upon a knowledge of the professional personnel and the tasks and projects currently being undertaken.

INDUSTRIAL LABORATORIES HAVING CAPABILITIES IN ELECTRONICS AND RELATED DISCIPLINES

The laboratories shown in the following listing have a research capability in one or more areas of electronics and its associated disciplines. All laboratories shown have 25 or more personnel. This listing is based on the professional knowledge of the staff of the Directorate of Electronics and Control, Office of Advanced Research and Technology, on available Government documents, and on trade publications available to the staff working in the field.

A further listing of all small business concerns interested in performing research and development is contained in "Research and Development, List of Small Concerns Interested in Performing Research and Development," 609 pages, Small Business Administration, November 1961. This listing of 2,877 companies is indexed, showing individual firms, areas of capabilities, and number of scientists and/or engineers. A copy is submitted as an appendix to this material.

INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH LISTING

ACF Industries, Inc., New York, N.Y.:

ACF Electronics Division, Electro-Physics Laboratories, Bladensburg, Md.: Research capabilities in ionospheric propagation, HF communications, solid state techniques.

Electronics Division, Riverdale, Md.: Research capabilities in analog computers, digital devices, visual displays, automation, simulation and training, test and checkout.

Electronics Division, Paramus, N.J.; Research capabilities in infrared detection, data processing, industrial controls, microwave and communications equipment, television and display systems.

A.R.F. Products, Inc., River Forest, Ill.: Research capabilities in range instrumentation, major components for automated electronic checkout systems, laboratory test equipment, FM-signal generators and deviation meters, electronic remote control equipment, special electronic components, communications equipment and navigational aids.

A.R. & T. Electronics, Inc., Little Rock, Ark.: Research capabilities in radio frequencies and electronic, mechanical, and photoelectric devices.

Acton Laboratories, Inc., Acton, Mass.: Research capabilities in electronic instruments and space instrumentation.

1 Definitions of "research" and "development" are based on the National Science Foundation's definitions: Research is "systematic, intensive study directed toward fuller scientific knowledge of the subject studied. Such study covers both basic and applied research."

Development is "the systematic use of scientific knowledge directed toward the production of useful materials, devices, systems, or methods including design and development of prototypes and processes. It excludes quality control or routine product testing."

Test and Evaluation are categories used by the Department of Defense covering the processes in which objects developed are tested and evaluated to determine whether they meet the design requirements.

Adelphi College, Adelphi Research Center, Inc., Garden City, N.Y.: Research capabilities in instrumentation, solid state physics (ferroelectrical materials), electronic computation, applied mathematics.

Aero Design & Engineering Co., Bethany, Okla.: Research capabilities in air

craft and air science.

Aero Geo Astro Corp., Alexandria, Va.: Research capabilities in advanced radar, payload instrumentation, high temperature problems, dielectric measurements, microwave propagation.

Aero Service Corp., Philadelphia, Pa.: Research capabilities in analog and digital computers and devices, servomechanisms.

Aeronca Manufacturing Co., Middletown, Ohio: Research capabilities in instrumentation and telemetry, environmental testing.

Aerospace Division, Baltimore, Md.: Research capabilities in electronics,

aerospace.

Aerovox Corp., New Bedford, Mass.: Research capabilities in capacitors, dielectrics, insulation, electrochemistry, component parts.

Hi-Q Division, Olean, N.Y.: Research capabilities in ceramics, dielectrics, capacitors, insulation, measurements. Airborne Accessories Corp., Hillside, N.J.: Research capabilities in electromechanical components, automatic control systems, electrical rotating machinery. Aircraft Armaments, Inc., Cockeysville, Md.: Research capabilities in electronic systems and components, classical physics, servomechanisms, controls. Airpax Electronics, Inc., Fort Lauderdale, Fla.: Research capabilities in electronic amplifiers, electrical contact materials, magnetic circuits.

Alford, Andrew, Consulting Engineers, Boston, Mass.: Research capabilities in antennas, air navigation aids, wave propagation.

Allen-Bradley Co., Milwaukee, Wis.: Research capabilities in electrical arcs and contacts, solid state devices, fixed and variable resistors, ceramic capacitors, magnetic materials, semiconductors, resins.

Allied Record Manufacturing Co., Hollywood, Calif.: Research capabilities in development of manufacturing techniques for radar antenna and structural

components.

Allied Research Associates, Inc., Boston, Mass.: Research capabilities in electronics and instrumentation, flight control and industrial control systems, and aircraft stability.

Allis, Louis, Co., Milwaukee, Wis.: Research capabilities in development of electric motors and generators, electrical and electronic control equipment, and insulation systems.

Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co., Milwaukee, Wis.: Research capabilities in applications of physics, electricity, and processing.

Alloyd Corp., Cambridge, Mass.: Research capabilities in electron beam processes; zone refining, welding, evaporation, melting; dimensional stability; and ultra-pure metals.

American Bosch Arma Corp., Springfield, Mass.:

American Bosch Division, Springfield, Mass.: Research capabilities in generators; voltage regulators, magentos; coils; vibrators; distributors, and condensers.

Arma Division, Garden City, N.Y.: Research capabilities in electronics, electromagnetics, computing equipment, gyroscopic equipment, and servo

systems.

American Electronic Laboratories, Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.: Research capabilities in electronics: antennas, electromedical instrumentation, electrical noise, and microwaves.

American Enka Corp., Enka, N.C.: Wm. Brand-Rex Division, Concord, Mass.: Research capabilities in dielectric materials.

American Institute for Research, Pittsburgh, Pa.: Research capabilities in engineering psychology, systems and operations analysis, and measurement and evaluation.

American Institute of Engineering and Technology, Chicago, Ill.: Research capabilities in electronics and physics.

American Machine & Foundry Co., New York, N.Y.:

Central Research Laboratory, Samford, Conn.: Research capabilities ir physical sciences and mathematics, particularly: solid state physics, and operations research.

Mechanics Research Division, Niles, Ill.: Research capabilities in engineering mathematics, automation, and automatic controls.

Research and Development Division, Advance Development Laboratory, Buffalo, N.Y.: Research capabilities in automatic mechanisms.

Research and Development Division, Mechanical Development Laboratory, Springdale, Conn.: Research capabilities in electromechanical devices. Potter & Brumfield, Princeton, Ind.: Research capabilities in electromagnetic relays.

American Metal Climax, Inc., New York, N.Y.: AMCO Research & Development, Inc., Carteret, N.J.: Research capabilities in production and testing of semiconductors.

American Meter Co., Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.: Research capabilities in instruments for fluid measurement and control.

American Optical Co., Southbridge, Mass.:

Southbridge Group, Research Department: Research capabilities in geometrical and physical optics; optical and electronic instruments; vision, and thin films.

Instrument Group, Instrument Division, Buffalo, N.Y.: Research capabilities in electronic instrumentation; and special-purpose optical instrumentation.

Instrument Group, J. W. Fecker Division, Pittsburgh, Pa.: Research capabilities in gyroscope testing equipment, and optical instruments. American Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corp., New York, N.Y.: Advanced Technology Laboratories, Mountain View, Calif.: Research capabilities in spacevehicle attitude control, data monitoring and display, temperature instrumentation, and electromechanical controls.

American Research & Manufacturing Corp., Rockville, Md.: Research capabilities in electronics.

American Telephone & Telegraph Co., New York, N.Y.:

Bell Telephone Laboratories, Inc., New York, N.Y.; Murray Hill, Whippany, Holmdel, and Chester, N.J.: Research capabilities in physics, mathematics, acoustics, high vacuum and solid state physics, electronics, magnetism; telephone transmission, including speech and hearing; transmission of telephone and television currents by radio; recording and reproducing of sound; switching and control of telephone circuits, including electromechanical, electronic, and other structures; electrical contacts employed in switching; new designs; application of the mathematical theory of probability to switching problems. Development and engineering activities: Switches, relays, condensers, coils, electron tubes, semiconductor devices, required in switching and transmission systems for telecommunication; service performance and improvement of designs; development and application of standards of quality for communication apparatus and systems; electrical communication systems combining communication apparatus and circuits, power equipment, and other equipment and electrical circuits essential to the control, switching, and supervision of communication circuits; transmission studies and development based on field and laboratory work, insuring adequate volume, intelligibility, and freedom from noise and other disturbing effects; current design.

Western Electric Company, Inc., New York, N.Y.; Princeton, N.J.: Research capabilities in systems and data processing; material and processes; semiconductors, traveling wave tubes, microwave tubes, and ferrite switches; automation techniques in assembly wiring and cable forming; capacitors, resistors, wiring; ferrite manufacturing; electronic control circuits; electronic devices for testing; computerized data processing; semiconductors and special-purpose electron tubes; automatic manufacturing facilities for microwave equipment; manufacturing techniques for ferrites, printed wiring, plating, and tantalum capacitors; guidance systems, components, gyros, apparatus, waveguides, relays, carbon deposited resistors, and radars. Amperex Electronic Corp., Hicksville, N.Y.: Research capabilities in electronics, microwaves, and radiation detection.

Ampex Corp., Redwood City, Calif.: Research capabilities in magnetics, electron optics, and ferrites.

Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp., Broadview, Ill.: Research capabilities in dielectric materials; radio-frequency cables, transmission lines, and connectors; RV, FM, and communications antennas; radar and radio components.

Andersen Laboratories, Inc., West Hartford, Conn.: Research capabilities in electronics.

Andrea Radio Corp., Long Island City, N.Y.: Research capabilities in electronics, television equipment, and special electronic devices.

Andrew Corp., Orland Park, Ill.: Research capabilities in antennas and transmission lines.