%A Robert N. Noyce
%T Microelectronics
%B Microelectronics
%S Scientific American books
%I Freeman
%C San Francisco
%D 1977
%K lsi vlsi
%P 2-9

%A James D. Meindl
%T Microelectronic circuit elements
%B Microelectronics
%S Scientific American books
%I Freeman
%C San Francisco
%D 1977
%K lsi vlsi
%P 12-23

%A William C. Holton
%T The large-scale integration of microelectronic circuits
%B Microelectronics
%S Scientific American books
%I Freeman
%C San Francisco
%D 1977
%K lsi vlsi
%P 26-38

%A William G. Oldham
%T The fabrication of microelectronic circuits
%B Microelectronics
%S Scientific American books
%I Freeman
%C San Francisco
%D 1977
%K lsi vlsi
%P 40-52

%A David A. Hodges
%T Microelectronic memories
%B Microelectronics
%S Scientific American books
%I Freeman
%C San Francisco
%D 1977
%K lsi vlsi
%P 54-63

%A Hoo-Min D. Toong
%T Microprocessors
%B Microelectronics
%S Scientific American books
%I Freeman
%C San Francisco
%D 1977
%K lsi vlsi
%P 66-75

%A Lewis M. Terman
%T The role of microelectronics in data processing
%B Microelectronics
%S Scientific American books
%I Freeman
%C San Francisco
%D 1977
%K lsi vlsi
%P 78-87

%A Bernard M. Oliver
%T The role of microelectronics in instrumentation and control
%B Microelectronics
%S Scientific American books
%I Freeman
%C San Francisco
%D 1977
%K lsi vlsi
%P 90-97

%A John S. Mayo
%T The role of microelectronics in communication
%B Microelectronics
%S Scientific American books
%I Freeman
%C San Francisco
%D 1977
%K lsi vlsi
%P 100-108

%A Ivan E. Sutherland
%A Carver A. Mead
%T Microelectronics and computer science
%B Microelectronics
%S Scientific American books
%I Freeman
%C San Francisco
%D 1977
%K lsi vlsi
%P 110-121

%A Alan C. Kay
%T Microelectronics and the personal computer
%B Microelectronics
%S Scientific American books
%I Freeman
%C San Francisco
%D 1977
%K lsi vlsi
%P 124-135