This channel might be of interest to you: ▶ this video One of my favorite channels as she's done many projects I've had interest in.
in “Megaprocessor – A micro-processor built large” · View on HN
Homemade Transistor Demonstration on HackerTube: recommended by 2 Hacker News commenters across 2 separate months, 2013–2021.
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Jeri Ellsworth demonstrates a PMOS transistor she fabricated herself in a home chip lab. She shows some of its electrical characteristics.
HN likes Ellsworth as a hardware tinkerer, and cites the video as proof that transistors can be made with low-tech, DIY fabrication.
“One of my favorite channels as she's done many projects I've had interest in.”
4 Hacker News comments link this video. Each one links back to its thread.
This channel might be of interest to you: ▶ this video One of my favorite channels as she's done many projects I've had interest in.
in “Megaprocessor – A micro-processor built large” · View on HN
Jeri Ellsworth, for people who don't know, does really interesting hardware stuff. "TSA body imaging at home" ( [link] ) "Home made EL wire" ( [link] ) "Recording Audio onto floppy discs" ( [link] ) "Home made transistor" ( ▶ this video ) "Homebrew NMOS transistor" ( [link] )
in “Valve's flat management structure 'like high school'” · View on HN
Jeri Ellsworth has gone "deeper" into the process and made a few transistors, although at a much larger scale: [link] ▶ this video
in “How to make a CPU – a simple picture-based explanation” · View on HN
up to the point that we see actual infrastructural collapse. I mean, I've seen Jeri Elsworth bake her own transistors in the oven and stuff (each one being about the size of your hand) but somehow I can't picture a chip fab based upon such transistors... call me old fashioned. ▶ this video
in “Ask HN: Do you think technology progress will flatten out 100 years from now” · View on HN