Inventor of improved precision resistor types used in early IBM computers and and variable resistors used in equipment such as guided missiles. His most famous invention was a control unit for the pacemaker, which uses electrical impulses to stimulate the heart and maintain a steady heartbeat.
Born August 29, 1920 in Dallas, Texas.
Died in 1982 of heart failure.
Otis Boykin, at one time dropped out of high school, fought back to earn a bachelors degree from Fisk University and and Masters degree from Illinois Institute of Technology.
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