Some Microscopies

A collection of fascinating microscopic views into the world of electronics and materials science. These images reveal the intricate structures and engineering marvels hidden within everyday electronic components.All the microscopies are 40x on a very simple microscope. Sorry for the lack of the reference length.

Section of an Intel (1975!) memory chip

A remarkable cross-section of computing history - an Intel memory chip from 1975. This piece represents the dawn of the microprocessor revolution and the birth of modern computing technology.

The 1975 timeframe places this chip in the era of Intel's groundbreaking work on early microprocessors and memory systems. The manufacturing techniques visible in this cross-section showcase the precision engineering that was pushing the boundaries of what was possible in semiconductor fabrication during the mid-1970s.

Piece of LCD screen with pigments

This microscopic view reveals the color pigment arrangements that make modern LCD displays possible. The precise organization of these pigments is crucial for accurate color reproduction and display quality.

"Mysterious" thermoionic device

VFD (Vacuum Fluorescent Display)

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