How To Make A CPU

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Published on May 02, 2024 This response is partially generated with the help of AI. It may contain inaccuracies.

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Title: How To Make A CPU

Channel Name: RobertElderSoftware

Description: How to make a CPU from scratch (any% speedrun glitchless):

  1. Get a rock: Find a suitable rock to extract silicon from.

  2. Smash the rock: Break the rock to obtain concentrated silicon dioxide.

  3. Purify the silicon dioxide: Refine the silicon dioxide to 99.9% pure silicon dioxide.

  4. Further purification: Purify the silicon to 99.9999999% polysilicon metal.

  5. Prepare polysilicon ingots: Place the polysilicon ingots into a crucible.

  6. Heat the silicon ingots: Heat the silicon ingots to 1698 °K.

  7. Create a monocrystal: Dip a small seed monocrystal into the molten silicon and slowly pull it out as it cools.

  8. Cut the monocrystal: Cut the monocrystal into thin slices to obtain silicon wafers.

  9. Doping (optional): Optionally dope the silicon wafers with Boron, Phosphorus, or another dopant.

  10. Apply photoresist: Coat the wafer with photoresist.

  11. Use a photo-lithographic mask: Shine a laser through a quartz mask with the desired circuit pattern onto the wafer.

  12. Develop the photoresist: Develop the photoresist to reveal the circuit pattern.

  13. Etch the wafer: Acid etch the exposed parts of the wafer.

  14. Repeat processes: Perform iterations of epitaxy, doping, interconnect layers, polishing, and etching to build up features on the wafer.

  15. Finish the wafer: Obtain a finished silicon wafer.

  16. Cut into pieces: Cut the wafer into individual silicon dies.

  17. Attach bond wires: Locate the pads on the silicon chip and attach bond wires or use the flip-chip method for modern processors.

  18. Connect the chip: Use bond wires or solder balls to connect the chip package pins with the silicon die pads.

  19. Completion: Congratulations, you have successfully made a CPU!

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