1977: I Developed My Own Photolithography Machine

Name: 1977: I Developed My Own Photolithography Machine
Author: The Porridge Is Gone

1977：我自研光刻机

by The Porridge Is Gone (粥没有了)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 250k Words
Genre: Urban
Subgenre: Urban Farming
Updated: 3d ago
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Synopsis

Back in the 1970s, the domestic microelectronics industry was in dire straits and was subject to overseas blockades. Li Yan parachuted into the military microelectronics factory and relied on advanced process technology to reverse the deadlock of yield rate. Deeply develop military chips, self-developed lithography equipment, and iterate the entire chain process to fight against technology monopoly and break the shackles of the industry.

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