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--- start [2015/12/17 23:14] – [Silicon Pr0n: silicon just the way you like it] azonenberg
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+====== What? ======
+An Integrated Circuit (IC) Reverse Engineering (RE) Wiki
-====== Silicon Pr0n: silicon just the way you like it ======
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-An Integrated Circuit (IC) Reverse Engineering (RE) Wiki
-Based upon the following principle: \\
+This wiki is based upon the following principle: \\
 > Observation 11.6. Understanding layouts and cross sections of semiconductor devices does not require all of the physics and manufacturing details. To gain a fairly useful — though merely qualitative — appreciation, it suffices to differentiate among
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 >  * (conductive) metals,
 >  * (conductive) polysilicon,
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 >  * weakly n- and p- doped semiconductor materials, and
 >  * (nonconductive) dielectrics.
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 > "Digital Integrated Circuit Design: From VLSI Architecture to CMOS Fabrication" by Hubert Kaeslin
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 ====== Recruiting ======
-If you want to contribute, we'd be more than happy to give you an account. Just send me a brief message telling me your interest in IC RE and what you think you might be able to contribute if you are given access. There are 2 or 3 people contributing right now and I'd like that to grow. Contact me directly at JohnDMcMaster <at> gmail.com
+If you want to contribute, send me a brief message telling me your interest in IC RE and what you think you might be able to contribute if you are given access. Contact me directly at JohnDMcMaster <at> gmail.com
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