There's been a couple recent long interviews with those guys, including Al Charpentier. He may respond to questions in recent times. I am sure they are on Youtube. -Pete January 12, 2023 1:44 PM, "Nate Lawson" <nate_at_root.org> wrote: > I’m interested in the history of MOS and their processes used for various chips from calculators up > through Amiga. I’ve read all the various books but I haven’t seen a list of their fab capabilities > and which C= chips were made with each. > > Apparently SID was 7 micron but VIC was 5 micron? What was the channel length? How did HMOS change > this? Did they ever go to multiple metal layers? What was the wafer size and limitations? How did > they use Applicon and CAD tools on each generation of chip? How did their processes compare to > competitors at the time like Intel and TI? > > Let me know if someone has more background on all this. > > Thanks, > NateReceived on 2023-01-13 02:00:07
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