Intel Clean Room Commercial

Design specifications that include chip size number of transistors testing and production factors are used to create schematics symbolic representations of the transistors and interconnections that control the flow of electricity though a chip.

Intel clean room commercial.

Enjoy the videos and music you love upload original content and share it all with friends family and the world on youtube. Fab 32 is a rated as a class 10 clean room meaning there are no more than 10 particles measuring 0 5 micron or larger per 1 cubic foot of air. It s also why our workers must wear those silly looking outfits. A human hair measures just 80 micron.

With good layouts and by isolating the airspace i could turn a low grade clean room into a top performer. The team room inside intel s fab d1x in hillsboro oregon is unique. Making microprocessors is a tricky business. The way a chip works is the result of how a chip s transistors and gates are designed and the ultimate use of the chip.

Your clean room isn t like our clean room. This is why our clean rooms are 10 000 times cleaner than a hospital operating room. Meet natalie grancharov fab module team leader at intel an engineer whose job it is to help create and manufacture something that no one else in the world. Because a front opening unified pod full of silicon wafers can be heavy around 20 pounds automation is a key aspect of clean room design.

Applied s clean room has an overhead robotic monorail. It s the sole conference room inside this entire multibillion dollar factory. I could get better than class 10 conditions around the product in a class 10 000 clean room i found ways to take the people out of the clean room and make it a much smaller product only room. I reduced the size of one room by 90.

For comparison hospital operating rooms are class 10 000 meaning that the air inside intel s fab 32 clean room is. The tiniest speck of dust is the equivalent to a two ton boulder around our microscopic transistors. Didn t receive confirmation instructions.