Making Memory Chips - Semiconductor manufacturing process
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- čas přidán 27. 07. 2017
- From laptops to mobile phones to connected cars and homes, memory and storage are helping change how the world works, plays, communicates and connects. Check out this behind the scenes look at Micron’s state of the art fabrication process for how memory chips are made - from initial design all the way through testing and packaging.
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Think about all the engineers who developed each step
I can't. It will melt my brain.
No
At least someone thinking about us… thanks
Going to be one soon 😍 so excited!
Think about God who made all things...
I have been waiting for a good chip manufacturing video for years. Today, I finally found it.
Really awesome to see all the machines required for the process! thank you for posting!
Proud to be a part of the operations to serve the FAB 6 Team!
It's amazing how much work is done behind the scenes, in order to get to the finished product.
This was really cool to see. The machine adding the gold wires was insanely fast. I know us folks often complain about prices of SSDs, etc. But it's hard to imagine how much work goes into all this. Especially when all you see is just a fairly plain black rectangle on some semi-interesting PCB. 1 month to create? With 100s of steps? Thanks for posting this.
I know right? So insane how far we've come within just the last 50 years even
etch, rinse and repeat, for a month.
Yes, it is impressive. And it years to determine and design the 1000s (not just 100s) of process steps so the memory bits can be ever smaller but with very high yields. And THEN a given chip goes through all these steps over a month. Amazing. The number of bits in a $100 SSD has increased by amazing amounts over the last 10, 20 years.
Thank you, Micron, for manufacturing high quality memory products.
I especially appreciate your fast high capacity SDR SDRAM (we're using it with STM32 microcontrollers).
this shows something very extraordinary, really a very useful work, thank you for uploading this video guys
Finally I know why Micron delete its old version "How we make our product".
Because here comes the newer version.
In this new version during Assembly/Test, less human repetitive work, more robotic automated work.
Absolutely incredible video. Thanks!
In a few days I’ll be having an interview to join the engineers at Micron! Hopefully I get the job. This video just gets me more psyched.
You got the job?
Bro did ya get the job?
Did bro fail?
I also work in the Micron
it feels so good having an ssd for starting operating system and programs. it's like a license to start working finally. thank you dear manufactures.
Never used one- Heard they're so much better than older HD's back in 2012. Shocked they're becoming more widely used only recently!
@@gameimprovements4347 lol they are like rocket
finally i find good info video on youtube.. tnx youtube and micronTechnology.
Honesty micron is so dope. I definitely would like to buy more of there stock! They are so undervalued for the quality they produce!
I love these videos. Thanks for making it
That production facility is probably the most expensive thing in the world
Large hadron collider or ITER are much more expensive
The hadron collider is listed as costing about 5 billion USD. There are many semiconductor fabs that far surpass that price.
ITER: The total price of construction and operations is expected to be in excess of €20 billion. Next-generation LHC: CERN lays out plans for €21-billion supercollider
Randy Newkirk II samsung 5 nm cost 12B usd
You had better believe it.
Micron is actually helping how the world uses information and enrich life for all
Wow just wow I was completely blown away by how they make this stuff I'm a janitor at a micron facility and I had no idea. I guess I do now. That's why micron is number one in random access memory in the world and has been for many many many years I guess
This is advanced computertechnology which I like, thanks for showing and kind regards
Saskia van Houtert @and only we can make It ....we think.
Absolutely incredible.
This is awesome and very educational, Thank you for sharing.
Wish I could work for Micron. I find DRAM and SSD's so fascinating.
I live in the town where their plant is (IM Flash Technologies), and it had brought such a huge tech scene here
Excellent video
Awesome
So much hard work behind chip mfg
Awesome ♡☆
I like it how with each generation, whether it be Samsung, Micron or Hynix; they all have their premier time.. and their equalisation time. Usually Samsung is first, but have yet to see a generation of GDDR or DDR where Micron or Hynix did not catch up or even surpass. Micron are more impressive by merit that they often push the cutting edge despite being so small. Samsung and Hynix have other sectors to draw off for a rough year.
most samsung ram chips are more likely to fail than micron..i worked on that industry and i know that for fact
Hello ❤️❤️❤️
Amazing process of photo lithography.
great video
1 month? wow, I'm impressed!
Longer then that for every part type. More like 60-90days
The real wonders of our time. That humans are able to develop such things. And that it still works..amazing.
Welcome to India 🎉
Congratulations 👏 and all the best for your success and happiness 💗
Nice!
Great quality chip.
4:20, perfect video
Fiscotte oh..... dear...
Son of a
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Great, now I'm going to make my own memory chip. Thank you very much!
I can help, I have some silicone caulk lying around somewhere. It’s more than enough silicone to make microchips.
Great now the only thing left is to get some silicone from that silicone caulk
Hahahaha
Love the video. And love my Crucial 2tb 5000MB speed ssd.
Yay this is my dad’s old company :3
Wow 👍👌where are you from??
Shyam S singaporeeee
@@sentinelsamurai nice I'm from Singapore too!
3:08 why the lady never ware an ESD smock and glove but directly handle the chips and operate the tester?
Earth strap
行者 No kidding! We ALWAYS had to pass the ESD grounding station before entering the Test Floor. Heel straps and ESD frocks were standard requirements. And I hope she wasn’t loading the parts in the empty tray category 😂😂😂
How can I learn how to build one from scratch, from the coding to layout design and then finally fabricating. Can anyone suggest?
Micron chips are one of the best. I'm using crucial ssds and rams, and they are affordable too
I love Micron memory as I never had a problem with it. But I do prefer Samsung at this time. SK Hynix is pretty good also.
0:54 The next time I need an operation, I want my procedure done at a Micron Fab, because it is 100 times cleaner than a hospital ! :-)
Wow nice
Hello
magical world
These are the engineers who really push the world forward, not those ones in Amazon who help Amazon become a Leviathan corp. or Facebook who help make you glued to your screen and acquire depression. Thanks engineers at Micron, TI, AMD, Samsung, etc.
Everyone has the choice not to buy from Amazon. Everyone has the choice to uninstall Facebook.
No one is innocent. Facebook is only able to spy on everyone because the "engineers that pushed the world forward" made it possible in the first place.
The world is filled with this type of useful idiot. The engineer that blindly builds because of the technological challenge without a single thought about the consequences of what his doing.
Great
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I worked in Boise Test for almost 14 years.
Cool vid, I've worked for Infineon and now Renesas (sucks). & hopefully will be at TSMC next month!! Love this industry!
Wow.
Come on micron! Pump those puppies out!
I want make a machine.. i want my memories back.. if u can.. try and show to everyone.. can uh??? From Malaysia....
The path between two circuits is 5000x times smaller than a human hair.
Imagine how small could Quantum technology be!!
Hello ❤️❤️❤️❤️
that is quantum technology. modern cpus have to be designed with electron tunneling in mind because the transistors are so small!
Hard.. :3 higher disciplines. Excellent D
Iam being crazy after watching this video , what is happening in the world
What kind of material is used as an encapsulation material?
Mica or some hdpe plastic
some kind of epoxy or thermoplastics(think like hot glue probably)
After reaching the Physics absolute limit on how small the transistors could be to properly function without electron tunneling in a chip I say: "stack two chips on top of each other to multiply it capacity".
I have balistix sport by micron
2:48 So you're saying I'm buying used memory??
0:22 what software used here
Used other software
It is a dream job to work in Fab facility
I wanna pry off all the old ram chip squares from obsolete ram dims and Frankenstein them together to a super quantum ram dim that spans multiple generations of ram transmit frequencies turning my pc into a tardis.
I cannot find the important question that is bugging me. What are nand chips made of? The materials.
Muy completo
👍
imagine getting to the last step and realizing there was a hair in the chip and you need to start over
It is probably worth mentioning that DRAM makers sell wafers directly too. Also worth mentioning is Spectek for lower quality DRAM chips.
its funny that the machines that fabricate a micro chip in large portion, have a microchip installed into them.
Why the name Micron when everything on the Chip is in nanometer size ?
Steve Appleton
Was a enigma
If only they acquired Hynix then
Then it would a 50 50 market share by now
That's a loooooot of brainpower
Who designed the factory? he must be a genius, especially those pencil like chip writers
Well I think maaaaany engineers worked hard to project all of those machines, not just one genius person
Is fab sterile?
sir please establish micron chips factory in india karnataka state,telangana state,india huge demand of eletronic goods it sector like lcd tv,computers periperals
Incredible, all that automation, and they use antistatic bagging by hand! Is this believable?
sir please establish micron chip factory in india karnataka state,telangana state,india huge demand of eletronic goods it sector like lcd tv,computers periperals
Hami sunya lagani vaner interview diyo r pass pani vayo sir..
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4:20
Memory card Kaisa Hota Hai
electronic ASMR
I find it mind-boggling that it's cheaper to take the completed wafers, carefully ship them to China for assembly, then ship them back to America.
Most wafer manufacturing are located in SEA anyway...
>to take the completed wafers
If you're saying about 3:35 to 3:45 segment, then It's not wafers anymore, but a finished product (memory chip) that doesn't require any specific handling.
Boa
Can u hire me iam extremely passionate about vlsi design. Thanku
Ok, ur hired. U start tmrw
@@joshuavincent7884 thanku should i pay u or will u pay me
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It takes more than month to make a Memory chip
Me: What the Fuck!
Lucifer Kipgen mainly due to the lengthy diffusion steps some times you might put a batch of wafers in an oxide furnace for 72 hours depending on the layer
Robots make a chip, and who make a robot chips?
w o w
CCAV原來是從這裡盜的視頻XD
The music is too loud relative to the narrator
2:02 nice yields... no wonder memory is cheap
I want start same factory in India what is cost. I am not joking. Seriously tell me price.
Probably somewhere around $500,000,000
If you search "micron new fab" you can find articles about some recent ones they are building/have built. It cost about $4B for a NAND fab recently. I heard a different company is building a DRAM fab in China, they expect to spend $8B on it. So probably you would need to raise something like $5-10B USD.
I am interested too😂 I am joking👍
I don't understand it 🤨
It looks like laker software 🤔
My boss and my colleague do not like to go to Fab .
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