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In Reply to: Image of current in thin-film wire in Physics Today posted by Leisure7 on June 29, 2003 at 15:41:37:
I read that a long time ago, aluminum current density was getting too great to continue Moore's law except for a breakthrough for fabricating thin copper traces - higher current densities, higher temp to melting.It's true from my experience, no two IC's are alike. They do measure slightly different. They will perform slightly different.
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- I thought Intel was going to start copper conductor traces in VLSI - kurt s 18:31:10 06/29/03 (8)
- Re: I thought Intel was going to start copper conductor traces in VLSI - Dan Banquer 05:51:20 06/30/03 (5)
- Exactly. The name of the game is process control. - Leisure7 11:34:46 06/30/03 (4)
- Re: Exactly. The name of the game is process control. - Dan Banquer 13:33:25 06/30/03 (0)
- What is the purpose of the experiment ...? - 13th Duke of Wymbourne 12:29:51 06/30/03 (2)
- Re: What is the purpose of the experiment ...? - Leisure7 20:41:36 06/30/03 (1)
- Re: What is the purpose of the experiment ...? - Dan Banquer 03:21:21 07/01/03 (0)
- Yes, but... - Leisure7 21:33:44 06/29/03 (1)
- Re: Yes, but... - david hull 08:39:54 06/30/03 (0)
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