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Poll: Who works for the Semiconductor industry?
- Subject: Poll: Who works for the Semiconductor industry?
- From: Wolle <wkemper@ti.com>
- Date: Wed, 03 Oct 2007 06:48:48 -0700
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The 65816 thread has shown me that a couple of Apple II aficionados
are working in the Semicon Business.
I am just curious to see how many and in which field.
For myself I am in the business for 15+ years as a design engineer for
CMOS and BICMOS (occasionally Bipolar) processes.
I am specialized on electrostatic discharge phenomena and Latch Up
prevention. A.k.a. ESD Wizzard :-)
Worked with process nodes from 3um down to 0.12 um (briefly touched
65nm)
What has all this to do with the Apple II? Nothing, I could never make
any use of our mighty Apple II.
If someone has Spice running on a Apple II please let me know, I will
have my IIc dragged in the office and up and running in no time.:-)
I read on one of the Apple II history sides that Cray-Computers have
used Apple II to design their machines.
Any information about this? Is there any Layout (CAD) Software
available? (Would be a very big surprise to me as the amount of design
data should bust even a full blown IIgs)
Anyhow, I hope I get some replies
Wolfgang