Silicon run. I [videorecording] / a film by Ruth A. Carranza [in collaboration with the Stanford Nanofabrication Facility] ; producer/director, Ruth A. Carranza ; written by John Shott, Ruth Carranza

Additional Titles: Silicon run one
Published: Mountain View, CA : Ruth Carranza Productions : Silicon Run Productions, 1996.
Copyright Date: ©2004
Edition: 2nd ed.
Physical Description: 1 videodisc (40 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
Additional Creators: Carranza, Ruth A., 1949-, Shott, John, Jerome, Susan, Stanford Nanofabrication Facility, Ruth Carranza Productions, and Silicon Run Productions

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Contents

Introduction -- Silicon wafers -- IC design -- Mask fabrication -- Fabrication overview -- Deep-well formation -- Transistor regions -- Building transistors -- Transistor wiring -- Ending & credits.

Summary

Explains how integrated circuits work. Takes the viewer through the integrated circuit manufacturing process or the "silicon run." Illustrates front-end manufacturing, from crystal growth through IC fabrication. It includes 200 mm (8 in.) crystal growth, molecule structure, p-type/n-type doping, wafer slicing and polishing, CAD/CAE design, mask making, and multi-layered CMOS fabrication.

Subject(s)

Note

A presentation of National Science Foundation, Intel Foundation, Applied Materials, Lam Research, Stanford Nanofabrication Facility, Mattson Technology Inc.
"The 10th anniversary update of the original classic"--Container.

Participant/Performer Note

Narrator, Susan Jerome.

Technical Details

DVD, NTSC.

Terms of Use and Reproduction

No public performance rights. Classroom instruction and home use permitted.

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