How are BILLIONS of MICROCHIPS made from SAND? | How are SILICON WAFERS made?

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@jan3019 23 дні тому

crazy how human built the machine that makes this computer chips. this is alien tech already.

@joshuabranson74 6 днів тому

Yeah well it's like it's building itself creating itself

@DankTheGank5 Місяць тому

Dude if we ever forget how to make these it's going to be a nightmare to figure out how to do it again.

@mbmarsh47 4 дні тому

Like going to the moon.

@longreach207 5 місяців тому

As a man involved in the manufacture of these beautiful wafers, i can tell you that this video is as authentic as possible without delving into proprietary information. P.S.: Pleased as punch to be 👍#400!! 👨‍💻

@Process-X 5 місяців тому

Thank you so much for your kind words! It means a lot coming from someone who is involved in the industry.

@KMD93739 15 днів тому

Any idea why they cast the silicon crystal into a cylinder? There so much waste on the edge of a circle why don't they cast into a rectangular column so they could use it all?

@TwixSvK 15 днів тому

@@KMD93739 5 second google search got me this: The silicon ingots that are used to grow the wafer are circular in shape. This is due to the process of dipping a seed crystal into molten silicon and rotating and slowly extracting as the crystal grows. This is also known as the popular Czochralski method.

@laurawilson9276 13 днів тому

These things are pretty much like glass. Really fragile so i think its because a circle is a more structurally stable shape while a square is not. These things go through alot of bumps and spins. They specially designed lot boxes with a built in tilt to prevent them from bumping around so much while we carry them. I also work in this industry, i was showing my kids what i do with this video. 😊 heres an explanation i found. - The arc (think: circle) is the strongest structural shape, and in nature, the sphere is the strongest 3-d shape. The reason being is that stress is distributed equally along the arc instead of concentrating at any one point.

@KMD93739 12 днів тому

@laurawilson9276 that makes sense given how thin the wafers are, thank you for the explanation!

@Zelidar 5 місяців тому

Fascinating! I would love a director's cut version at least 10 times longer. There is clearly so much more to say at every step of that process.

@jesusisunstoppable4438 4 місяці тому

Agreed

@gueguesaldivar 3 місяці тому

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@gueguesaldivar 3 місяці тому

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@gueguesaldivar 3 місяці тому

Ty4

@donteereece2510 3 місяці тому

@@gueguesaldivarwhat

@karadytube 4 місяці тому

The workers in this factory have very clean lungs❤

@seyed6515 2 місяці тому

Bravo guys! After watching more than 5 videos and several articles without any direct explanation of Microfabrication, I found you and finally got it. Thanks a lot! It was driving me crazy.

@PromybroCuber 3 місяці тому

Literally the best video that covers this topic. You can learn and understand all the basics without being bombed with tons of informations

@PadroPadro22 Місяць тому

Supports 200kg with a 3 mm thick thread wtf

@BusinessToBusinessMan 4 місяці тому

ممتاز .. و مفيد .. شكرا لكم ... Excellent...and useful...thank you...

@jijiazizie4602 Місяць тому

if chip was so fast why my computer still lagging

@Sk8er4life49 Місяць тому

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@estefanoo Місяць тому

Your computer it's too old

@StatetheStatus Місяць тому

Because your Brain.exe is outdated 😂

@delusionalz8707 Місяць тому

My car has no gas. Why does my car not start!!!😂 that your peanut brain!!😂

@steveb2249 Місяць тому

Your cheap

@UlissesMartins 2 місяці тому

It is absolutely amazing and incredible the knowledge and state of art manufacturing processes involved in the construction of the circuits at the atomic scale. The knowledge trench between the ordinary humans and the scientists that develop and improve this extraordinary process is overwhelming. More I learne and research about this technology move fascinated I became.

@aminekhaldi2565 4 місяці тому

هذا علم لابد ان يدرس في جامعات و معهد..علم فرط صوتي 😊

@johneygd 2 місяці тому

Just mind blowing.

@mmh1922 Місяць тому

Remarkable! Thank you.

@contragica8609 4 дні тому

Foarte interesant. Mi-a placut materialu si il apreciez. Multumesc.

@gigidope 5 місяців тому

Your channel is BA 🤙 This video btw…😮 Holy…. I have to say, I really take our technology for granted. That’s just incredible.

@Process-X 4 місяці тому

Thank YOU!

@Suavache 4 місяці тому

Chíp và công nghệ sản xuất đặc biệt xin cảm ơn đã chia sẻ với khán giả

@automoldingsystem 26 днів тому

The video help me to understand so many detail from the die to the finished chips.I hope we could make more except the auto molding machine and trim& form machines.

@danielraymadden Місяць тому

Excellent presentation and illustration....can you show the microchip zoom out to in to show the nano technology...

@Kevinr14 4 місяці тому

How does this channel not have millions of followers? These videos are amazing.

@thanhnguyen-xi8fq 3 місяці тому

Because he re-cooked the video from another genuine original video about making chip.

@mhnoni Місяць тому

The best video I've seen about how chips are made.

@Jojohumf 18 днів тому

Well I can see why CPUs cost so much, amazing what we can do as a race, imagine the technology 50 years from today

@christerry1773 Місяць тому

It’s hard to imagine a thousand transistors on a small chip. How is it even possible for a laser to etch to that small of a scale.

@c2sartinkprinthub757 3 місяці тому

wow. this one provides the best

@guillaumeouedraogo9170 15 днів тому

I am very impressed with the technology 👏 👌

@qpwoeiruty108 22 дні тому

finally a video that fully in details explains how processors are made.

@mayurireddy8196 21 день тому

Amazing micro chip manufacturers

@rayrocher6887 Місяць тому

Awesome, thanks God and good people

@Jojohumf 18 днів тому

Amazing, crazy how we can make something so small

@mustaqimalfarabi8082 17 днів тому

Im still cant comprehend this process 😂. Even if i spend my whole life this is so crazy

@wizardesoboogiedb2094 4 місяці тому

You just got yourself a new sub! I cant wait to watch all of ur vids, thank u and keep up the great work that ur doing.

@Process-X 4 місяці тому

Thank You!

@epicnoobs264 4 місяці тому

Annd .... an other one :) this channel deserves more subs

@salimyahiakissi1877 4 місяці тому

yeahh this is true @@epicnoobs264

@poojamagis 15 днів тому

Thank you for the detailed insight!

@woman178 3 дні тому

Chips are the mainstay of any kind of scientific advance in the field of .......... ...

@luxuriousfir 4 місяці тому

Insane😮

@lilgoop Місяць тому

Human progress is just so crazy to think about

@Rusler86rus 7 днів тому

>get rock >melt rock >incribe ancient runes onto it >rock can think ???

@somalia5019 4 місяці тому

New subscribed from Somalia

@delliscool4924 Місяць тому

Those engineers who implemented these factories , they are not humans ...they are Gods !

@KiwiBrowserSupport 25 днів тому

*Will the printed circuit from silicone survive on moon or space heat and radiation specifically on satellite and station* ?

@Company_Sky_ 20 днів тому

Do all electronics require semiconductors to operate?

@tomatogroup1618 2 місяці тому

Good information

@DewallVlog-ee9ji 8 днів тому

Good presentation 👍👌👌👌

@Process-X 8 днів тому

Thanks a lot

@mustaqimalfarabi8082 17 днів тому

Wondering if this technology is lost can we recreate them?

@rewardsoverwater7821 Місяць тому

Remember if you are cursed don't plan on an easy life by the use of computers.

@Bianchi77 3 місяці тому

Nice video, thanks :)

@jacklawer6389 4 місяці тому

Gr8 video Why are the waffers round and not square ?

@onlycryptofans 4 місяці тому

Same reason our head is round and not square. I Joke, I also wonder why those wafers were round :)

@rohitsharma66 4 місяці тому

@@onlycryptofanseasiness for polishing and removing the impurities by circular motion. In circular shape, you can achieve the refine wafers by using the law of physics, which is a most crucial part of the semiconductors manufacturing.

@user-gq2sl5ry1w Місяць тому

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@kahvac 3 місяці тому

More technical videos please.

@jaa7321 Місяць тому

Straight alien technology

@kahvac 3 місяці тому

Alot of hard work went into making this video... Thank You !

@user-fw6ci7pt7t Місяць тому

Many moons ago ,someone said, do not reinvent the wheel.Maybe true but we have found a lot better ways to use it and how we make it.

@Vivifafaicha 2 місяці тому

Dari pasir bisa berbicara dan lebih cerdas daripada manusia. Daaabah❤

@iqbalhossain8020 Місяць тому

If microchips are made by computerized controlled monitoring of silicon wafers and computers contain microchip then how was the 1st modern computer made without a chip due to absence of a modern computer?

@algoreExpert 4 місяці тому

I invented the internet which these microchips operate too

@joeyjamison5772 3 місяці тому

"If Al Gore is responsible for the internet, then I invented Spell Checker". -Dan Quayle

@stalker-svk 2 місяці тому

you missed some steps like epitaxy, surface scan for defects or particles

@user-gq2sl5ry1w Місяць тому

Question? Are these microchips turned into potatochips?

@GhostGamingCSGO Місяць тому

Funny?

@valentinvetements 2 місяці тому

The chip is compass by various components usually qudrari for pulses but if the pulse is on a single row on a wire a wire chip an electrical cable with pulses should have greater space gains, a hollow chip

@oitterset 3 місяці тому

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@mdeasmin8328 3 місяці тому

oh my God how to possible

@AlfaTheChicken 19 днів тому

I want to eat those monocrystalline silicon boules, they look yummy

@solderimajinasi 4 місяці тому

Bagaimana transistor sekecil itu bisa di buat ,

@user-lt9ey6gw3x 3 місяці тому

sifat dan cara kerja nya yang seperti transistor (maka disebut transistor), dan semua itu berupa struktur & circuit. Makanya proses pembuatannya seperti diprint. #Lithography Jangan dibayangkan komponen elektro transistor yang diperkecil.

@Onhaey Місяць тому

I just can’t wrap my head around being able to make something so small. Smaller than the smallest bacteria? These things could be everywhere for all we know, we can’t even see them

@andremz1929 4 місяці тому

200 time smaller than a blood cell, dammnnnn

@user-gq2sl5ry1w Місяць тому

What about wafer cookies such as keebler and kitkat?

@aminekhaldi2565 4 місяці тому

❤❤❤😊

@noone9184 3 місяці тому

journey from rock to intelligence

@theRealDarkett 3 місяці тому

the cylinder of silicon, this production process was invented by a polish chemist. ty poland

@peacefrog57 3 місяці тому

This is the beginning of skynet

@user-cc8yc6nk7v 4 місяці тому

хея,,😮🇰🇬

@yazlmc4870 3 місяці тому

Engineers can invent a transistor, that can differ more than 2 things, so CPUs can become more powerful, no need for increasing socket area, or 1 trillion transistor

@samlee2562 29 днів тому

Baah the ancient Egyptians weren't so complicated 😅

@urimtefiki226 Місяць тому

US and China cooperate together.

@ceezb5629 День тому

Crazy

@whitefata104 Місяць тому

Spice….lisan al ghaib

@arashyusefi1889 4 місяці тому

Thanks 👍😊🙏💯

@KiwiBrowserSupport 25 днів тому

Lab exists in desert 😂

@richvandervecken3954 2 місяці тому

The lithographic images of each layer are negatives, in other words it is a photo resist that will block the covered areas from being treated with whatever additive or etching process that the wafer will go through next, then the resist is removed and the wafer is cleaned and sent back to lithography for the next layer to be imaged on the wafer. These process steps do not have completely uniform deposition and etching across the entire radius of the wafer which is part of the reason the chips get sorted based on the results of testing and then packaged according to the test results. The silicon wafers themselves are produced at highly specialized plants and then shipped to the chip plants in environmentally controlled containers that keep the wafers surface from any contaminants. The production of both the pure silicon and the photo lithography that produce the extremely small architectures of a modern chip are trade secrets. There are less than half a dozen companies in the world producing a photo lithographic tool capable of producing sub 14nm architectures.

@shamabdullah6891 Місяць тому

#Fypツmalaysia @🇲🇾👍....

@yeeeehawwww9239 Місяць тому

It’s like a sheet of acid

@yellowmonkey449 2 місяці тому

Better than the video Linus Tech made. I was able to understand more from this video than his

@newbe379 Місяць тому

Slowdown brother

@hassyg4083 2 місяці тому

AI chip production is ramping up . Huge surge in demand worldwide

@Sdreaasmit 2 місяці тому

What is that🤔

@RonnieMcNutt666 2 місяці тому

latest chips have 80-150b and will have over 1t by 2030

@albertsitoe7340 24 дні тому

Hundreds of dollars per gram…the printing industry is just laughing 😂

@ChandanKumarSWF 2 місяці тому

omg

@bearartist2604 6 днів тому

voiced by andrew tate

@mohammedashik9734 Місяць тому

Time to quantum computers

@tsunningwah3471 Місяць тому

你你你

@kingkura 2 місяці тому

Bro Im looking into narrating...hala if ya hear me

@rewardsoverwater7821 Місяць тому

The more faith you put in computers as a son of GOD the more reason for GOD change Semiconductors back to sand.

@dietznuts4014 Місяць тому

Shut up bitch

@Zvxers7 3 місяці тому

Can you say "billions" so much?

@tsunningwah3471 Місяць тому

比例比例比例比例比例比例比例來比例比例裡色系

@domesticcat5069 3 місяці тому

🗨️⏳

@mrdeathgaming1457 Місяць тому

creating news that has gone before. click bait.

@shamshadansari1765 20 днів тому

World has to break this monopoly of few countries causing threat to global security.

@KartikPatel-nt4ff 4 дні тому

😅😅😮😅😮😅😅😅😅😅😅

@finnaplow Місяць тому

narrated by andrew tate

@TheNigganaut1 2 місяці тому

Can some one explain exactly how the silicon transistors are different from the other transistors i see that look like alien creatures with 3 legs. No analogies i wanna know exactly how electricity is being put into the chip and how its flows to each transistor so they can be read and then the pixels on the screen are told to light up a certain way based on whats been read.

@shitavl 19 днів тому

My dad gave me a flash drive the other day that didn’t work on his Mac. It’s 16tb. This thing literally has trillion upon trillions of transistors on it and he only paid like $5 he reckons. I remember 512Kb floppy disks, now the SSD tech Is mind boggling.