Excelent documentary on how IC are manufactured.

[BrianHG]

This one is a little aged, but, they go from how the pure silicon ingot is grown, polished and cleaned all the way through all the multiple photo-lithography steps and how each level / layer are combined together to make a working IC.



(Less interesting at the end is how ICs are mounted on the PCBs, but, this only the last 5% of the docu...)

Enjoy!

[Robert Smith Eco Warrior]

Good video. I just watched it..... But it is Solder with an 'L' in it     

[duckduck]

It's from 1997. It's part of a series of educational films about chip manufacturing:

https://siliconrun.com/our-films/silicon-run-lite/

[tooki]

Good video. I just watched it..... But it is Solder with an 'L' in it     

Except when it’s not, because American English stays closer to the original French word, which doesn’t have the L.

This example of British arrogance has been discussed to death and then some.  It’s correct, deal with it.

[Alex Eisenhut]

Good video. I just watched it..... But it is Solder with an 'L' in it     

Except when it’s not, because American English stays closer to the original French word, which doesn’t have the L.

This example of British arrogance has been discussed to death and then some.  It’s correct, deal with it.

I was going to cook some samon for dinner.

[Ed.Kloonk]

Good video. I just watched it..... But it is Solder with an 'L' in it     

Except when it’s not, because American English stays closer to the original French word, which doesn’t have the L.

This example of British arrogance has been discussed to death and then some.  It’s correct, deal with it.

I was going to cook some samon for dinner.

Ala loom in num.

[magic]

I like their explanation of how MOSFET turns on

[ucanel]

A few days ago this video dropped into my recomended list at youtube.
I watched it, smooth and good video, i liked it.
I was so sleepy when i was watching so through the end i fell asleep.