Lyle Russell Williams

Lyle Williams

Lyle Russell Williams was born on March 18, 1940 in Marked Tree, Arkansas, United States.

Lyle Russell Williams was a graduate electronic engineer. He worked as a communications space engineer on the Gemini and Skylab projects of the 1960’s. He later opened his own business concerned with writing and electronic kits. He has published eight magazine articles on electronic subjects. Mr. Williams was also a registered pharmacist at the Wal-Mart pharmacy in Piedmont, Missouri.

Lyle Russell Williams passed away in 2023.

Areas of interest of the author: Analogue Design Radio Audio

Publications on RadioLocman by the author Lyle Russell Williams:

High-speed buffer comprises discrete transistors
Circuits sometimes need a gain-of-one buffer to lower output impedance and prevent the load from interfering with the previous stage. For an application involving a 1.5-MHz, low-power transmitter and antenna, a BUF634...
Aug 23, 2022
Forced Quenching Improves Three-Transistor FM Tuner
The idea of using a super-regenerative radio to receive commercial FM stations can be found at various locations on the Internet. Because the circuit is so small, it might be impressive to lab visitors, especially to...
Oct 18, 2016
Obtain a Gain of 450 from One Vacuum Tube
A direct-conversion radio receiver required an audio gain of 450 from a pentode vacuum tube. A pentode has a high transconductance – that is, the ratio of the change in plate current to the change of the control...
Jun 10, 2015
Build an Op Amp with Three Discrete Transistors
You can use three discrete transistors to build an operational amplifier with an open-loop gain greater than 1 million (Figure 1). You bias the output at approximately one-half the supply voltage using the combined...
Aug 15, 2012