28 min
How are Microchips Made? CPU Manufacturing Process StepsBranch EducationAlso checkout their video on how chip fabs work: Unbelievable video for free.
Mentioned in r/hardware
Lithography, transistors, memory and the factories and engineers behind them.
29 entries, about 12 hours of single videos. Bloom scroll this shelf
28 min
How are Microchips Made? CPU Manufacturing Process StepsBranch EducationAlso checkout their video on how chip fabs work: Unbelievable video for free.
Mentioned in r/hardware
36 min
How does Computer Memory Work?Branch EducationFor anyone diving into DRAM overclocking. Watch this video from Branch Education to really know
Recommended in r/overclocking
Playlist
Building an 8-bit breadboard computer!Ben EaterOver time, I'll probably continue to expand on my 8-bit computer project
Mentioned in r/beneater
24 min
The CED: RCA's Very Late, Very Weird Video Gamble (Pt. 1)Technology ConnectionsTechnology connections covered this 5 years ago. Still it's great to see LTT expanding a bit more into retro tech!
Mentioned in r/LinusTechTips
12 min
Electron microscope image capture with an oscilloscopeApplied ScienceI am wanting to see if I can replicate what Applied Science did here:
Mentioned in r/microscopy
38 min
Silicon Run I (1996)Ruth Carranza / Silicon Run Productions…industrial footage from each step
Posted to r/hardware
22 min
How does Bluetooth Work?Branch EducationIf you want to dig a little deeper, there is an outstanding video called How does Bluetooth work by the channel Branch Education on Youtube.
Recommended in r/explainlikeimfive
19 min
LED Christmas lights still annoy me. Let's try some more fixes.Technology ConnectionsLED mini lights which give off the same light as the old filament bulbs. And here's the link:
Posted to r/ChristmasLights
1 h 30 min
AI Semiconductor Landscape feat. Dylan Patel | BG2 w/ Bill Gurley & Brad GerstnerBg2 PodDylan Patel of SemiAnalysis on BG2Pod: Not a traditional software podcast but very helpful for seeing the big picture of AI trends from a perspective of where money is being invested, not
Mentioned in r/ExperiencedDevs
50 min
A 24-hour test run of the Hyundai Ioniq 5's Vehicle-to-Load functionTechnology ConnextrasHe used it for 24 hours and had battery left, although he didn't do whole-home heating.
Mentioned in r/electricvehicles
54 min
Keynote: The Moon: Gateway to the Solar System - Richard CampbellNDC Conferences…talks are often the most rewarding: Keynote: The Moon: Gateway to the Solar System - Richard Campbell - YouTube
Mentioned in r/ExperiencedDevs
23 min
EEVblog #748 - How Do Transistors Work?EEVblogAccurate transistor lesson? I'm slowly learning electronics in my spare time and found what looked like a promising lesson on transistors ( but some of the comments are saying that he doesn't know what he's talking about.
Posted to r/AskElectronics
39 min
The $200M Machine that Prints Microchips: The EUV Photolithography SystemBranch EducationHere's the original video by Branch education with a more in-depth explanation original video on YouTube
Recommended in r/interestingasfuck
18 min
The Hidden Engineering of Floating BridgesPractical EngineeringGreat video about Seattle's floating bridges [Practical Engineering: The Hidden Engineering of Floating Bridges]
Recommended in r/Seattle
22 min
EUV With Fewer Mirrors?AsianometryPosted to r/hardware: [Asianometry] EUV With Fewer Mirrors?
10 min
How does this SSD store 8TB of Data? || Inside the Engineering of Solid-State Drive ArchitectureBranch EducationPosted to r/videos: Branch Education - How does this SSD store 8TB of Data? || Inside the Engineering of Solid-State Drive Architecture
45 min
A Cult AI Computer’s Boom and BustAsianometryPosted to r/singularity: YT Channel, Asianometry, covers the AI Boom & Bust ... from 40 years ago: LISP machines
15 min
Can SRAM Keep Shrinking?AsianometryPosted to r/hardware: [Asianometry] Can SRAM keep shrinking?
16 min
China’s “New” EUV Light SourceAsianometryPosted to r/hardware: Asianometry: China's "New" EUV Light Source
14 min
China's 7nm Semiconductor BreakthroughAsianometryPosted to r/hardware: China's 7nm Semiconductor Breakthrough | Asianometry
15 min
Stacking Dies For Performance and ProfitAsianometryPosted to r/hardware: Asianometry: Stacking Dies For Performance and Profit
Playlist
Build a 65c02-based computer from scratchBen EaterUnless you bought the one with the 6502. In that case, it's this one.
Recommended in r/beneater
27 min
How do Transistors Build into a CPU? How do Transistors Work?Branch EducationPosted to r/hardware: [Branch Education] How do Transistors Work? How are Transistors Assembled Inside a CPU?
21 min
Why Diamond Transistors Are So HardAsianometryPosted to r/hardware: [Asianometry] Why Diamond Transistors Are So Hard
24 min
How Sony Mastered the TransistorAsianometryPosted to r/hardware: [Asianometry] How Sony Mastered the Transistor
17 min
How the Hawaiian Power Grid WorksPractical EngineeringPosted to r/Hawaii: How the Hawaiian Power Grid Works (Practical Engineering, 17 minutes)
26 min
Micron Technology Defied the OddsAsianometryPosted to r/hardware: [Asianometry] Micron Technology Defied the Odds
15 min
How do Hard Disk Drives Work?Branch EducationPosted to r/videos: TIL How Hard Disk Drives Work
18 min
Why Bridges Don't SinkPractical EngineeringPosted to r/technology: Why Bridges Don't Sink — Practical Engineering
Good first picks here, chosen by the list’s editor because they build ideas up from the basics, are How does Computer Memory Work? (36 min) and How do Transistors Build into a CPU? How do Transistors Work? (27 min).
Yes. 5 run under 15 minutes, including Electron microscope image capture with an oscilloscope (12 min) and How does this SSD store 8TB of Data? || Inside the Engineering of Solid-State Drive Architecture (10 min).
2 entries are full course, lecture or playlist, such as Building an 8-bit breadboard computer! and Build a 65c02-based computer from scratch.
Most came up in r/hardware (11), r/ExperiencedDevs (2) and r/beneater (2). A mention can be a recommendation, a question or an argument, and each video’s page says which it was.