Wednesday, April 27, 2011
50th Birthday of the Silicon Integrated Circuit
Robert Noyce got his IC patent on April 25, 1961.
Of course, wave soldering would be something to come out of California.
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Interesting! California? Dude, that is soo-oo like gnarly, so-o irie, so dank! Wave soldering? Whoaaaa! Buttery trick!
ReplyDeleteCool video. Love the old Tek scopes on the test stations...
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