Re: where can I find the issues about the fabrication of the microelectronics?

Michael A. Terrell wrote:
Charles Schuler wrote:

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Charles Schuler wrote:

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I am a new man in this area. who can help me?

The manufacturer's web sites. Google for Texas Instruments, Intel,
Motorola, Linear Technology, and so on. The T.I. website might be
the best
bet.


Charles, Motorola hasn't made semiconductors for years. They spun
off that division into ON Semiconductor in 1999 for the little
stuff, and later, their microprocessors into Freescale
Semiconductor.

Thanks Michael. I have been retired for 10 years and have not kept
up.


Its a full time job keeping up, these days. :(

It has always been, and more so in the seventies, when almost weekly new
parts were thrown on the market. Analog innovation at its best, a real
thriller. Raytheon, Burr-Brown, Signetics, PMI, RCA, Silicon General,
Valvo... Happy to have all those legacy data-books standing on the shelf.
--
ciao Ban
Apricale, Italy


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