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@ClaraListensprechen@universeodon.com @smellsofbikes I doubt I would have enjoyed the fab end of things. I got a taste of it in 1984 at Hughes Electron Dynamics where I and a partner designed and built a 0.1 micron e-beam litho system. Then we ran the chips we'd printed through the entire process, clean room, chemistry, etc. (gallium arsenide). Very interesting. Wouldn't want to do it as a steady job.

@ClaraListensprechen@universeodon.com @smellsofbikes Back then 0.1 micron feature size was extremely small. We built a flip-flop that briefly held the world record toggle speed of 40 GHz.

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