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A short video showing the manufacture of semiconductor chips at the University of Edinburgh’s microelectronics facility and explaining the principles of integrated circuit fabrication.
Interview with Lord Northfield (William Donald Chapman), Chairman of the Telford Development Corporation, on the potential employment benefits of the technological advances produced by the microelectronics...
Decision Makers, presented by Peter Allen. Documentary on British industry and the change from old to new technology, microelectronics and such; comments on the problems with current industry, the strength...
Support video for use with Study Guide 1. Five bands cover: microelectronics fabrication; compact discs; installing optical fibre; the future on display; liquid crystals.
A non-technical film illustrating the applications of computers in medicine. Concentrates on patient-care applications and shows computers being used in general practice, nursing care, diagnosis and patient...
Explores the changing organisation of multinational corporations and how, through their location decisions, these companies constantly reshape the divisions of labour that exist between countries. The...
In this week’s edition Monty Modlyn visits and tours two traditional craft businesses in London with the context of computerisation and increased mechanisation in British industry. At furniture makers John...
Reliability engineering has a central role to play in all engineering design, especially in the high-tech world of microelectronics applications. the course focuses on theory, applications and management of...
Set in industrial environments, the films show how basic concepts in materials and engineering science are applied to the business of manufacturing. Individual programmes describe and illustrate the...
Describes stages of microcircuit fabrication. The main sections are 1) the design: the contribution of the designer; identification of the circuit’s function, and break-down into functional blocks;...
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