Everytime I watch one of your videos I have like an existential spiritual experience by how intricate and detailed all the traces and pathways and connections are. Also doesnt hurt that the way the refract light is super psychedelic
This thing has US Gov. written all over it! (I bet there's some conformally-coated mil-spec versions of this HW flying around in air or space, or controlling radar arrays or something.)
hi, wonder what microscope you could recommend me for doing something similar, I have a few interesting ICs and would love to see if I can find any doodle, also Im sure people in my job would love to see them too.
My microscope is the AmScope ME580 Metallurgical microscope. I'd say its a pretty decent entry level microscope, and one of the more affordable options, although it will still set you back about $1,000 (AmScope's website usually has a 15-20% discount code you can apply to that though). There is a slightly cheaper option, the Radical brand metallurgical microscope. Curious Scientist did a nice review of that microscope which you can watch here: th-cam.com/video/rjWOHUnGEEY/w-d-xo.html
I think it might turn out to be pretty hard to find them for sale as a single unit. I think your best bet would be to find a circuit board that has them soldered to it like the one I linked to in the video. Unfortunately that one is a functional board, so the seller is going to want a pretty high price for it. I got lucky finding this board as part of a scrap lot on ebay.
Isn't it sad that you can find these boards everywhere in landfill's and junkyard's sporting some very high dollar CPU/DSP's and no one put's 'em to use!! At least some people salvage them and sell 'em on eBay.
I just noticed I haven't got any shorts recommendations from you for like a month now. despite being subscribed. You are one of the very few creators whose shorts I could tolerate. How are you going on those earrings? While I don't need any, I think you could make serious bank on them if you partnered with a jewelry maker. Way better than buying T-shirts or other shitty mass-produced "merch" (while I do understand those those who sell stupid merch are just trying to get paid for what they do).
I've unfortunately been too busy to edit more shorts, not to mention that I've been working on a few longer form videos that I'm excited to wrap up as well. More shorts are on their way though, and I'm glad you were enjoying them! If you haven't checked out places like Etsy, there are actually a few very talented people that have already turned silicon chips and electronic components into some nice jewelry pieces. :)
Love your work tried messaging you on FB but no reply would love to hear back about any information on a racOS TYPE link if that makes sense ..kepp up the good work
@@GoodWill-s8j The 0.5um process could be manufactured also in Russia. The Shark have wonderful numeric hardware functions. Useful for there military too.
Everytime I watch one of your videos I have like an existential spiritual experience by how intricate and detailed all the traces and pathways and connections are. Also doesnt hurt that the way the refract light is super psychedelic
This thing has US Gov. written all over it! (I bet there's some conformally-coated mil-spec versions of this HW flying around in air or space, or controlling radar arrays or something.)
I wouldn't be surprised in the slightest :)
I can neither confirm or deny that!
Thank you for the longer video.
You're welcome! I enjoy making the longer videos, they just take a bit of time :)
I love how impossibly intricate all of these are
It's engineering work of art now.
I'm now breaking all the electrical things in the house to look at chips lol, great videos very interesting !
i would like more of just slowly looking at the microscopic circuitry.
I'll make sure to include more of that in the next chip video :)
Yahoo, new video. Thank you!
Thanks for spending your time to feed the world's curiosity 👍
Nice, that ceramic is perfect for honing razor blades or knife edges
hi, wonder what microscope you could recommend me for doing something similar, I have a few interesting ICs and would love to see if I can find any doodle, also Im sure people in my job would love to see them too.
My microscope is the AmScope ME580 Metallurgical microscope. I'd say its a pretty decent entry level microscope, and one of the more affordable options, although it will still set you back about $1,000 (AmScope's website usually has a 15-20% discount code you can apply to that though). There is a slightly cheaper option, the Radical brand metallurgical microscope. Curious Scientist did a nice review of that microscope which you can watch here:
th-cam.com/video/rjWOHUnGEEY/w-d-xo.html
Superlative chip, I love it.
It is possible know where I buy one? I don't found on the WEB...
Thanks and... very great work!!!
I think it might turn out to be pretty hard to find them for sale as a single unit. I think your best bet would be to find a circuit board that has them soldered to it like the one I linked to in the video. Unfortunately that one is a functional board, so the seller is going to want a pretty high price for it. I got lucky finding this board as part of a scrap lot on ebay.
What do you type when you search those on ebay?i dont get lucky with older electronics and cant find any that would be nice to get.
Me gusta mucho su canal. En ocasiones lograba abrir algunos pero casi siempre se me rompían. Me gustaría ver el TIL307.
The doe look amazing
Wow.. this is fantastic. I live delidding and exploring electronics too as one of my hobbies. Where do you find all these chips and transistors from?
The majority of what I have I've bought from Ebay or the CPU-World forum. There's always something new and interesting popping up every day :)
Very great chip my boss ❤️👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️
Isn't it sad that you can find these boards everywhere in landfill's and junkyard's sporting some very high dollar CPU/DSP's and no one put's 'em to use!!
At least some people salvage them and sell 'em on eBay.
I just noticed I haven't got any shorts recommendations from you for like a month now. despite being subscribed. You are one of the very few creators whose shorts I could tolerate. How are you going on those earrings? While I don't need any, I think you could make serious bank on them if you partnered with a jewelry maker. Way better than buying T-shirts or other shitty mass-produced "merch" (while I do understand those those who sell stupid merch are just trying to get paid for what they do).
I've unfortunately been too busy to edit more shorts, not to mention that I've been working on a few longer form videos that I'm excited to wrap up as well. More shorts are on their way though, and I'm glad you were enjoying them!
If you haven't checked out places like Etsy, there are actually a few very talented people that have already turned silicon chips and electronic components into some nice jewelry pieces. :)
BTW, can it play quake?😅
I listened right through all that spiel right to the very end waiting for the inevitable Patreon pitch... It never came! SUBSCRIBE :)
Thanx
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Ohhh yeah that made my drive hard.
I want to.see an opened cpu chip running somehow
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Love your work tried messaging you on FB but no reply would love to hear back about any information on a racOS TYPE link if that makes sense ..kepp up the good work
Blåhaj
AD14160 is obsolete.
Mostly because the process was getting out of service. Demand in millitary going through decades.
@reinerfranke5436 it's very understandable that the military uses old components. It's an exception.
@@GoodWill-s8j The 0.5um process could be manufactured also in Russia. The Shark have wonderful numeric hardware functions. Useful for there military too.
@@reinerfranke5436 I think this went too far!
They are still been produced.
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