| This is the entire wafer - about eight
inches in diameter. |
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| From another angle, the circuitry diffracts
light into vivid colors. |
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| The wafer under a microscope; the photos
below were taken through this equipment. |
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| This chip, 4 millimeters across, is an
8051-style processor. |
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| This SRAM memory chip (4mm x 4mm) can be
stacked either onto the 8051-style processor to create a very fast
microprocessor or onto other SRAM layers to make a 3D
memory device. |
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| This is a 4mm x 4mm network of nodal
interconnects. |
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The upper left chip is a 2mm x 2mm optical
sensor array.
The lower left chip is a 2mm x 2mm register file.
On the right is a 2mm x 4mm array of multi-bit 3T-iRAM cells. |
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| This highly magnified view shows part of
the processor chip. |
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