Stanley Mazor | Academic Influence

Why Is Stanley Mazor Influential?

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According to Wikipedia, Stanley Mazor is an American microelectronics engineer who was born on 22 October 1941 in Chicago, Illinois. He is one of the co-inventors of the world's first microprocessor architecture, the Intel 4004, together with Ted Hoff, Masatoshi Shima, and Federico Faggin.

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Stanley Mazor's Published Works

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Published Papers

The history of the 4004 (1996) (70)
A Guide to VHDL (1992) (49)
Intel Microprocessors–8008 to 8086 (1980) (24)
The history of the microcomputer-invention and evolution (1995) (23)
An N-channel 8-bit single chip microprocessor (1974) (10)
Anecdotes (2006) (8)
Subwavelength lithography: an impact of photomask errors on circuit performance (2002) (7)
THE MCS-4 - An LSI micro computer system [reprint] (2009) (7)
Photomask quality control by Virtual Stepper system for subwavelength photomasks (2001) (6)
Memory system for a multi-chip digital computer [United States Patent 3,821,715] (2009) (5)
Moore's law, microcomputer, and me (2009) (5)
Intel 8080 CPU Chip Development (2007) (5)
Intel's 8086 (2010) (4)
Anecdotes: Magnavox and Intel: An Odyssey (2009) (4)
Fairchild Symbol Computer (2008) (3)
New generation photomasks: 193-nm defect printability study (2002) (1)
Magnavox and Intel: An Odyssey (2009) (1)
2009 19th IEEE International Symposium on Computer Arithmetic (2009) (1)
Advanced Topics: Adding Apples &Oranges (1993) (0)
Signals & Signal Assignments (1992) (0)
Guide to VHDL (2. ed.) (1993) (0)
A Historical Perspective on Computer Arithmetic (2009) (0)
VHDL Structure & Syntax (1992) (0)
VHDL & Logic Synthesis (1992) (0)
A confluence of skills made the microcomputer revolution possible: device design, process design, applications, and marketing. (2009) (0)
Primitive Elements 1 + 1 ≠ 2.0 (1992) (0)

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What Schools Are Affiliated With Stanley Mazor?

Stanley Mazor is affiliated with the following schools:

San Francisco State University

Stanley Mazor's AcademicInfluence.com Rankings

Computer Science