Integrated Circuits
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Two engineers, Jim and Harry, describe evolution from transistors to ICs, showing how masks are created, and describing fab process. They show 1500 circuits on a wafer, stuff a bread board, talk about the "modern 1966 version," and dual in-line processors. Shows the Solid State Electronics lab at Stanford. Shows Burroughs Corp using transistors, as well as Stromberg-Carlson and shows its S-C 1100 Inquiry Display System. Also shows ICs inside an H.H. Scott Model 388 Stereo Receiver. Promotes using ICs, and asks viewers to write for more info to Fairchild TV Briefing, Box 1058, Mountain View, CA (no zip!) View S-C 1100 manual at https://archive.org/details/TNM_S-C_1100_Inquiry_Display_System_-_Stromberg-C_20170927_0351/page/n3
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