The Legacy of Fairchild Semiconductor

[1888junkteam]

excellent work!

[TheInk143]

Thanx ,Fairchild Semiconductor for Amd if it wasn't for Amd ,I would have over paid Intel ...Thank you Amd , My K7 @998mhgz is still working . 10 years old and still working on my Compaq 5868 , I upgraded about 7 years ago from the 600 mhgz to 998 mhgz. I have read so much about ( Fusion ) ..( Dragon Platform )..If I need to buy a new rig .. I,m going Dragon platform...Thanx

[themountainviewguy]

I worked for Fairchild in the 80's in the R&D facility in Palo Alto behind Gunn High School.

[pokmon01]

Sorry my PC can this big video not readind.

[brandydettmer]

this video is really cool and makes me feel proud to live in silicon valley.

[shepting]

Wow, this is amazing to see all these people in one place.

[madamerotten]

The first commerical IC op-amp was the Fairchild μA702 designed by Bob Widlar at Fairchild Semiconductor in 1963. It was followed by Widlar's much-improved uA709 in 1965. The National Semiconductor LM101 and Fairchild uA741 followed shortly thereafter.

[stuartthegrant]

Was it Fairchild invented the OP AMP 709-741

type of chip?