2009
DOI: 10.1142/9789812814463
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Invention of Integrated Circuits - Untold Important Facts

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“…Starting with the turing machine in 1936-1937 [77], it provided the basis for modern computer science and foundational models of computability. However, a pivotal moment came in 1947 when the transistor was frst demonstrated in Bell Laboratories [78], paving the way for the Integrated Circuit (IC) in 1959 [79] which in turn led to the Intel 8086 central processing unit. Te 8086's x86 architecture was at the core of the low-cost IBM PC, with its legacy which is still alive today in most laptops and workstations and is even embedded into the US Space shuttle program [80].…”
Section: Technological Velocitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Starting with the turing machine in 1936-1937 [77], it provided the basis for modern computer science and foundational models of computability. However, a pivotal moment came in 1947 when the transistor was frst demonstrated in Bell Laboratories [78], paving the way for the Integrated Circuit (IC) in 1959 [79] which in turn led to the Intel 8086 central processing unit. Te 8086's x86 architecture was at the core of the low-cost IBM PC, with its legacy which is still alive today in most laptops and workstations and is even embedded into the US Space shuttle program [80].…”
Section: Technological Velocitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…55 There are more than one transistor in an integrated circuit and thus device isolation is necessary. Kurt Lehovec (1918Lehovec ( -2012 pioneered "junction isolation".…”
Section: Invention Of the Integrated Circuitmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Progress in the development of relevant technologies was made through efforts of many research teams worldwide: Ohl (1949), Jacobi (1951), Darlington (1952), Dummer (1952), Horowitz (1952), Pfann (1952), Johnson (1953, Sziklai (1953), Hockley (1954, Moyer (1954), Tarui (1957), Kilby (1958), Atalla (1959), Norman (1960), Hoerni (1962), Lehovec (1962), Sah (1988), Saxena (2009). The list of publications and overall development was analysed in details in the previously mentioned three articles of Gibbons and ten years later by (Fair 1998).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%