RIP Barrie Gilbert

[scott wurcer]

Barrie Gilbert has passed away from the consequences of a fall. This is sad news for me, I used his ideas in a class project in 1969 and was thrilled to have worked with him for over 40yr. A truly brilliant mind.

 

[stinius]

This is truly very sad news. I have leared a lot from reading what he has written.
A very brilliant person, a big loss.

RIP Barrie Gilbert

Stein

 

[EUVL]

Very very sad news. RIP.


Patrick

 

[jan.didden]

Barry was a brilliant man, and my early education in analog design was for a large part through his writings.
Even at his advanced age he was full of activities and plans working on a full home theater and multi-synthesizer sound system. A boundless mind, truly.

A few years ago he offered to write an article series for Linear Audio but for some reason never got past the first installment.

He will truly be missed.

Jan

 

[mlloyd1]

very sad to hear this news ....
i spent many days in the company libraries (remember those?) many years ago during my Bell Labs days hunting down Barrie Gilbert articles as a new engineer. They were fantastic reading (and still are).

RIP Barrie ....

mlloyd1

 

[PRR]

Sad.

 

[merlin el mago]

R.I.P.

D.E.P.

 

[jackinnj]

Lecture on youtube, bipolar junction transistors:

YouTube

 

[scott wurcer]

Lecture on youtube, bipolar junction transistors:

YouTube

Thanks Jack some folks hooked on transistors being current controlled devices should watch this.

 

[dreamth]

Living and Learning with Barrie Gilbert | 2020-02-04 | Microwave Journal

 

[31697B]

Sad. One of the great minds.
RIP

 

[mafalda]

Never met him but learn a lot from is writing and innovation in analog. RIP

Charles Rydel