From Sand To Silicon: The Making of a Chip | Intel
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- This is how a microprocessor, the brain 'behind the magic' of your PC, is made. For more about process Intel employs in building the chips that power many of the world's computers, visit bit.ly/of-sand.
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From Sand To Silicon: The Making of a Chip | Intel
/ intel - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
*_TH-cam knows me better. It took 9 years for them to show me what would've been useful during my engineering days_*
Spoke Fists rip
What field of Engineering are you in
I would love to be in your field then. What courses did you do?
Lmao
999th liker of yours
0:11 - siO2 (quartz) crystal goes under refining process to convert impure si into metallurgical grade si, then using Czochralski process
electronic grade si is obtained which is a ultra pure si crystal also known as si ingot ( cylindrical shape - 0:28 ).
0:34 - si ingot is cut in nano meter size width & having disc shape
0:47 -doping is done and diodes & transistors are fabricated using VLSI technology to create billions of logic gates on a single si chip.
1:18 - finally wafer dicing is done & resulting IC chip is known as microcomputer or more specifically a microprocessor ( name given by INTEL corporation ).
1:36 - ic chip is encapsulated in a metal case also called package and your INTEL core i7 processor is ready..
Thanks Bro, by seeing the video, I understood only the refining process.
@@alex-go8mw 😅
urderated comment!!!
Urderated comment! Challenge intel !!
Wow, come back in a 1000 years! Cuz it's 1000 years too soon for you guys to challenge Intel corporation!
They taught you wrong! All humans are NOT same! Just Try to make a single transistor on your own. You will know who you're dealing with
nerd
Don't forget to cut your silicon wafers with flying saw blade from home depot that's used for wood.
The Intel secret!
Very critical process
Ha Ha Ha
Tryed it the glass break every time
I'd imagine it would also take big-brain telekinesis to make my own processors as well.
240p!!! really?!
+Ricardo Oporto IKR
+Ricardo Oporto This video was uploaded in 2009.
+QuantumGamingStudio1 yes, by "Intel" in 240p
Ricardo Oporto probably rendered this on a Celeron
its 8 years old video...
ok, I have sand and chainsaw.. what is that projector thing? I have a HD beamer, what should the sand watch?
a design of CPU print, just like old photography portrait print.
@@fanriadho photolithography
@@fanriadho Shoutout to you for explaining this better in one comment than in that entire video. XD
1:18 Heavy Traffic 😂
Lol
That was very sharp
Nyc
The music sounds like, I'm at some African traditional ceremony
Adarsh Verma yeah
lmao
it very would could be... Intel runs the WORLD
I feel i am watching Stonks meme video.
i was thinking more sky landers but this works too
This is really incredible the amount of tech going into something taken for granted and used on a daily basis is staggering.
Mr. Sandman, bring me a dream
(Bung, bung, bung, bung)
Make it the cutest microchip I've ever seen
(Bung, bung, bung, bung)
JPL Toy Experience needs more upvotes
Give him two chips. Like Intel in gold...
To think that a chip starts out from sand... it's truly amazing how advanced technology has become in these years. We can only imagine what's to come.
how long have you been working there... BRO.
?
@@buddhafollower Its amazing how you can make such judgments , with mere grain knowledge of this vast, sand like universe.
Flying cars
Overpopulation just one of many fun things to experience in the year 2030. Stop reproducing.
Processing units like this one really are the most advanced technology humans were able to achieve. Billions of gates on a flat surface on size 1x1 inch ².... Beat that
1:16 this explains why Intel has been hiring all those ninjas each year via craigslist.
1:16
Recommend after 9 years.. TH-cam!
saw these around 2016
i still suggest not go deep on techs esp games and audios, itll ruin your 'wow experience'
they all worth the money, thats it, and just enjoy techs
They actually suspend the silicon wafer in the air with cables as a constant stream of buzz saws are fired at the wafer out of a cannon.
I'll never understand how far we've come to make tiny yet powerful things.
Their video isn't very informative for a reason; competition.
Kyle Bowman Their competition already knows how to make simiconductors. It's relatively not that hard if you have the right equipment.
true... not very hard, only complex...
Andreas G. Really complex, about a few hundred procedures.
There's a thing called amd
the competitors would do something pretty similar already
1:29 cat: meowwwww. Meowwww(agressive)
Other years : nobody
Now TH-cam : LeT mE REcommEnD yOu tHis
1:16
The chip: me
The saws: when she say she like you as a friend
No one:
Literally on one:
TH-cam Algorithm after 10 years : Let's recommend this :)
Im waiting for another 10 YEARS ...
@@FardeenRezaKhan not enough wheat 😗
Nice :))
Ahmedraza Vadiwala very accurate
Lets embrace 14nm +++++++++++
I am fascinated and scared! Incredible work and technology...
3 years & no likes, whats the use of your badge?
Alex Swarczynski Good question. I believe my replies aren’t visible everywhere... Strange
@@NikolaTomic your viewers aren't here
@@MrVanshajSaxena It does not matter. When I log-out, my comment(s) disappear. Log-in - comments reappears :)
@@davel7037 3 years & no comments , whats the use of your badge?
I see Intel is still trying to push there graphics accelerators as being the best?...... Just look at this stunning 3D demonstration that answered almost none of your original questions, but left you with many more new ones?.........
It's competition
@B Developer and he comented 3 years ago
@@xevarite2194 that was 2 years ago so you Arent much better
@One boi well ya got me there
@One boi actually no bro compare 2 years to a month, thats 24x more time, so i guess when people ask you how much food you want you say between 1 to 24 piece? what?
I was looking for this from last 4 years, good overview.
I have mud in my city will it be ok...? Can I be the competitor?
nope. u'll need sand :')
Yaa bring that to my company i will pay you for that
Just sell the mud and let the customer do the assembly.
Pure sand only.
"mud"
me too
what
Tactix that is exactly how I felt
Exactly
@uh wot Which is in your username except you spelled it differently, congrats kid, you played yourself.
+uh wot 😆
+uh wot 😆
Glad they recommended me after 9 years after this was uploaded......or else Intel would have had me as their competitor....
After 9 years of uploading this video
TH-cam : *let's put this video in everyone's recommendations*
Jajaja YES!
Thank you for this excellent video! It helps me understand, broadly, how the process looks like for making chips!
Worked for intel way back. While this is not as detailed, there is testing of the wafers and packaged chips in the process too. I designed hardware for testing these before.
A chip of silicon a quarter-inch square has the capacity of the original 1949 ENIAC computer, which occupied a city block.
aliens
The 1949 ENIAC "computer" was nothing more than a giant abacus... :P
Not really. ENIAC was.. how do I say it? Beyond obsolete. More of an extreme artifact than anything else. In fact, you could probably fit the entire ENIAC on a tiny silicon wafer slightly larger than a grain of sand.
Modern technology can render 3D graphics at thousands of frames per second. (Ironically, this is wasted on the crappy 60HZ monitor you have.)
You can fit an entire 1949 ENIAC in my €5,00 multi meter or in a tamagotchi...
Thanks you tube for recomending this to me 9 years later
9 years later when youtube recommends me this. We need a 2019 revision...
The funky music is essential for the manufacturing process.
1:50 is that a condom box?
Processed condoms
Am I too entitled for wishing this was a real explanation instead of an animation where buzz saws cut a bunch of wafers
No wonder their yields are terrible on 10nm, they need to ditch the buzz saws for something like a pizza cutter
@@jamesdavies686 LMFAO
@@jamesdavies686 lmao
They made a remake version
After 10 Years I am getting this in my recommendations......Just WoW
thanks for recommending me this after 9 years youtube!
Instructions not clear. Made an AMD chip. 😬
That joke didn't age well.
10 Years Old Video !
Wow. TH-cam.
Yep, that really clears everything up.
After 10 years TH-cam recommends this. WOW!
I feel dumber by watching this.
Well because you're already dumb
@@naekemuel1991 yidiyot
@acmefixer1 Its not the silicon, its the equipment, labor, designers, and accuracy to make a chip.
Very easy to understand
This covers essentially everything the AMD video covered. If you watch the AMD video first, then this one, it provides a very filling understanding. I myself started to get lost in the process of AMD and once finished watching this one found myself entirely satisfied hahaha. This makes the process simplistic, a perfect summary.
I'm pretty sure they didn't use the saw to cut the chips into individual pieces. The vibration would shatter it.
They are using water jet cutting system..
_When you are cheking TH-cam recommended section_
Well, at least it's a very interesting video.
just even a tiny bit of narration would make this video like million times better.
when they didn't get any machinery sound effect but had an angry cat meowing sound effect
10yrs ago video is in recommended
intel: sand to silicon
rahul gandhi: hol up , lemme invent aloo to sona...
only indians like
Lmao
Lol
Aloo to dimond
Ek lol meri trf se bhi lelo
DIY chips
You will need:
-sand
-melt sand
-circular saw
-UFO beam
-what
-10 circular saws
-robot arm
-green Chip bottom
-metal chip top
-box
These videos are so enjoyable to watch.
If I put 1/2 kg sand in my cpu socket. How many GHz/THz will I get?
So cool to see how the processors are made!! Great video!!
sorprendente como cosas tan pequeñas llegan a hacer cosas tan importantes en este mundo
The machine at 1:21 sounds like Owen Wilson saying wow! at different degrees of excitement.
That's how intel works
bet this was rendered with a Ryzen CPU
In 2009?
@B3X if ryzen could render 1080p, why couldn't it render 240p?
@B3X Paul r/woooosh
u ryzen user, u guys all triggered XD
This will be my perfect high school science project tnks !
Currently I'm in my forth year of under-graduation. I am doing my bachelor in Electrical & Electronics Engineering and majoring in Electronics. This video just mocked my 2 years of major courses of 4 years of Bachelor.
Great.
The chips are not made of desert sand they are made of sand under the ocean
oh really me and the boys were about to invade middle east for desert sand,now we have to dig sea sand near us.😅😂
TH-cam, why 10 years after, why ?
I got this on my feed in 2020
I like the photolithography process
i get it Sandy Bridge
Intel is intelligent enough to make computer chips but can't have videos made in better quality.
It's a 2009 video.
Did youtube even support 1080p in 2009?
Dont think so.
Lol, the spin coating and the saws made me laugh
Best diy video i have seen yet.
Instructions unclear: turned sand into glass
The is a mask that is used to create the pattern. Uv light is used and shined upon the mask, areas that are covered on the mask then no UV light gets through. THere is a photoresist on the substrate. Whenever UV light shines on the photoresist areas that are exposed become soluble in a NaOH solution. Once the exposed photoresist in removed there is an etching that happens, like HF hydrofluoric acid.The remaining photoresist actually resist the etching of HF. THis process is repeated many times.
9 years later I'm ready to be recommend this video.
Great audio sample material
My question is, which I haven’t been able to find an answer to so maybe someone scrolling through the comments might know, how are the chips designed?
Do they have a team of engineers placing every single transistor?
Hi! We are glad that you are eager to know. We have a team of specialized engineers that spearhead the fabrication and designing of chips from start to finish before being shipped to customers and retailers worldwide. To learn more about the various stages in the making of our processors, please visit intel.ly/2Z8cGKn
Wow intel actually replied to a 11year old video
Endless sand, endless chip
Thanks for this. I wanted to know it.
At last i got my answers
Please Intel update the video quality too too 2k, we dont need 240p anymore
If it was this simple
2009 - 2019: No
2020: yes
The AMD one made me cry, this one didn't do a thing. I still love Intel, but the magic inside the AMD brought tears to my eyes. Especially at the end, when everything comes together and the AMD Logo is Shown. Classic and Memorable.
Wow Such an satisfying clip...!
Computer chips are just glorified sand
Change my mind
Hurm...AMD had explanations going on. I prefer AMDs video for learning knowledge pertaining to CPU production. I mean seriously...I thought Intel at least thinks about stuff before doing it.
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just wanted to remind you that you commented on this video 7 years ago 😂😂😂😂
O My God ..
Its Just Amazing ...
I Love Technology and Science ☺
In my recommended 8 years later ❤
Pay 200$ for sand?
I see people pay for 45000$ for a white painting, I think it's more crazy.
The process is not chep
Menma XP The older can go pound IT.
The powerful cpu only intel
Recently a banana duct taped to a wall was sold for $112k; Didnt think THAT might happen did u?
Welcome back to WTF is in my TH-cam recommendation Episode:- 413
By clicking the video you are making the problem worse
amazing... what a technology!!
fantastic .....
Anyone else at their recomandation in 2019????
Also intel is a beast want to know why?
read more
Who falls for that nowadays.
If Intel is beat, is AMD a beated?
@@weebtrashcat that makes 0 sense
@@ryusei9941 just like yours
@@weebtrashcat I mean a beast*
Aliens did not have something to do with this. Are you happy now?
BR4NDONcec lsd and acid did
Jack Mehoff *THE DMT THE DMT THE DMT*
INNOVATIVE & ANIMATIVE
Wonderful
yea since his is a cartoon I'm gonna assume its fiction. what are y'all scared someone's gonna copy you or maybe the child labor is too controversial to show on video lolz
Not quite. Microchips are literally everywhere and every company in tech knows how to make them. Child labour would make no sense here as they are using complex and dangerous technologies that no child can understand. This video is detailed, but some processes are exaggerated or shown differently to make it easier to understand, i.e. The sawblades. Research this in your encyclopedia, it's interesting.
too simple, AMD makes better video
You're not lying
you are a dumb kid. Dat video was uploaded in 2009. Don't expect much
Why is this recommended after NINE GOT DAMMIT YEARS.
My brain looks like one of those processors. It’s very cool.
Does this make the Sahara desert a supercomputer?
Why do they sound like some discovery channels animal documentary
explanation is not clear
very nice!
Congratulations with the ten years video! You are almost as old as the people who will watch this video!