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Uploaded on May 13, 2010

Jeri shows step by step how to make a transistor and at home with a kiln, Whink Rust and Stain remover, Emulsitone spin on dopant, ebay wafers and vinyl stickers.

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  • Vatsek

    Did you also make a PMOS transistor?

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  • jeriellsworth

    I have. It takes longer.

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  • supergenius1994

    where do you get the starting wafer?

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  • jeriellsworth

    Ebay and an other companies that offer prime wafers. Very easy to find.

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  • supergenius1994

    I'm sorry, but I can't find anything at all.

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  • jeriellsworth

    They will show up on ebay. Keep an eye open for silicon wafer.  There are companies that sell directly too.

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  • ssapp72

    You make homebrewed transistors? IMHO, you are officially the coolest woman alive. :D

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  • jeriellsworth

    @ITGuru0111 Dust is not a huge problem when the transistors are as big your thumbnail.

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  • Sean Murphy

    Just started watching another of your videos on this. I was right that the substrate needed to be p-doped, but I didn't know that the wafers came like that.

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  • Sean Murphy

    Don't you need the substrate slightly p-doped?

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  • biglift1

    you would LOVE to work at ASML. have a whole factory and lab at your disposal.

    worked there my selves for years at E-dev. the dumpster was a gold mine at times for getting nice rare treats :)

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  • officialnightlifepro

    Sorry to tell you I made my first transistor out of a strip of copper oxide and with that I changed my relay computers into transistorized ones running MS-DOS thx again your talented like evan duffy

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  • davidsaunders0

    How is it so amazing? I have taught myself everything I know about electronics, assembly language (z80, 6502, 65816, 680x0, 80x86, ARM, PDP, PDP-11, and a couple homebrews), Physics, and mathematics by self study and experimentation. Further I was at a disadvantage as I began studying these things when I was 8 years old and did not enter into university level studies until I was 11 years old.

    As to this method of making NMOS transistors, it was fairly common in the early days of FETs.

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  • David Hagler

    So I've been obsessed with a homemade relay based computer, .... I've changed my mind - I want to make a homemade transistor based computer ;)

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  • silectronics

    you are the best girl....you keep making those wafers and i'll keep designing stuff with them....what a cool team we would make.........i have always wondered how bismuth could be used as a junction material given the weird properties it has with magnetic fields  and if such a type transistor could be made.....would the transistor behave......certainly laws of physics would no longer apply.......what do you think?........

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  • pedobear123

    are you a wizard

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  • vivid554

    Do you think you could develop the materials for a 3D printer to print them?

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  • hamidamini100

    semiconductor device forum

    semiconductordevice(dot)net

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