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LE 1 - Contributions of Chemical Engineering in Electronics Industry Flashcards

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studies electricity and the its behavior and effects in different mediums

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Electronics

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Where does chemical engineering making contributions?

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Electronics Industry
Energy
Environment
Food and Fisheries Industry
Material Science
Pharmaceutical Industry

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is composed of organizations that offer a wide variety of products that depend upon electronic technology to operate

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Electronics Industry

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year of integrated circuit

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1958

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year of vacuum diode

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1897

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year of transistors

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1948

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year of microprocessor

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1969

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invented transistors in 1948

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Barden, Brattain, and Shockley

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invented vacuum diode in 1897

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John Ambrose Fleming

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invented microprocessor in 1969

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Intel

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invented integrated circuit in 1958

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Jack Kilby

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manages the planning of manufacturing equipment layout

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chemical engineer

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Developing equipment to process products

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chemical engineer

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Monitoring and analyzing the means of production of chemicals or related products

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chemical engineer

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Design new systems, circuits and devices

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electronics engineer

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Ensuring that manufacturing equipment meets the required and/or desired specifications

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electronics engineer

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Develop existing technology

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electronics engineer

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turned silicon into a

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semiconductor chip

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Ensure that Critical Process Ingredients ____________________________ of contaminants

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Maintain low levels

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16
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specify the ______________________________ of purification techniques

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appropriate combination

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17
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specify the appropriate combination of _____________________________

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purification techniques

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18
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help in ____________________________ of chips

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manufacturing larger quantities

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help in manufacturing larger quantities of chips with _______________________ and ____________________

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greater precision and smaller dimensions

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develop innovative ways to increase the ________________ and _______________ of raw materials

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recycling, reuse

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general contribution of chemical engineers in electronics industry

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  • Material development and production
  • Process control equipment design
  • producing components that better dissipate heat and operate faster
  • Proper assembly of microchips and intricate circuitry
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former CEO of Intel

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Andrew Grove

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BS Chemical Engineering in City College of New York in 1960

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Andrew Grove

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Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering in University of California in 1963

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Andrew Grove

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Founder of Sematech Center of Excellence/Defect Control at the University of Arizona

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Farhang Shadman

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Director of the SRS/Sematech Engineering Research Center (ERC) for Environmentally Benign Semiconductor Manufacturing

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Farhang Shadman

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BS Chemical and Refinery Engineering (Iran’s Abadan Institute of Technology)

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Farhang Shadman

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Master’s degree and Ph.D. (University of California, Berkeley

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Farhang Shadman

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Business Operation Manager in Intuit

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Anjali Pichai

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Wife of Sundar Pichai, the CEO of Google

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Anjali Pichai

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BS Chemical and Refinery Engineering (Indian Institute of Technology) in 1993

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Anjali Pichai

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co-founder and chairman emeritus of Intel Corporation

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Gordon Moore

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author of Moore’s law

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Gordon Moore

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Secretary of Science and Technology

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Fortunato Dela Pena

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BS Chemical Engineering (University of the Philippines Diliman) in 1969

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Fortunato Dela Pena

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NASA Astronaut

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Donald Pettit

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BS Chemical Engineering (Oregon State University) in 1978

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Donald Pettit

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Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering (University of Arizona) in 1983

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Donald Pettit

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largest contributor to the country’s manufacturing sector

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Philippines Electronics Industry

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50% World Production of 2.5” HDD

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Philippines Electronics Industry

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10% of World Supply of Semiconductor Manufacturing Services

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Philippines Electronics Industry

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10% World Production of 3.5” HDD

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Philippines Electronics Industry

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41% of total exports

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Philippines Electronics Industry

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Employed 2.2 million workers

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Philippines Electronics Industry

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US$ 918 million-worth of foreign and domestic investments

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Philippines Electronics Industry

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___% Semiconductor Manufacturing Services (SMS)

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73

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___% Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS)

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27

42
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Contributions in Electronics Industry

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  • Semiconductors
  • Electronic Data
  • Office Equipment
  • Telecommunications Equipment
  • Communications and Radar
  • Control and Instrumentation
  • Medical and Industrial
  • Automotive Electronics
  • Consumer Electronics
  • Solar Photovoltaics
43
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Metro Manila percentage

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52.11%

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Calabarzon percentage

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39.85%

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SEIPI meaning

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Semiconductors & Electronics Industry in the PH Foundation, Inc.

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Northern/Central Luzon Percentage

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4.98%

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Cebu Percentage

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2.68%

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largest organization of foreign and Filipino electronics companies in the Philippines

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SEIPI

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aims to make the Philippines a globally competitive business environment for semiconductor and electronics technologies

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SEIPI

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Intel Phil.

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has largest microprocessor & flash test factory

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world’s second largest and second highest valued semiconductor chip maker

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Intel Phil.

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Microprocessors, chipsets, motherboards, flash memories, wired and wireless internet connectivity products, communications infrastructure products, and softwares

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Intel Phil.

52
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First PH Intel plant in Makati

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1974

53
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Intel was founded in

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California, USA in the year 1968

54
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founded 1951, USA

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Texas Instruments

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designs and manufactures analog technologies, digital signal processing (DSP) and microcontroller (MCU) semiconductor

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Texas Instruments

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produces 100% of digital signal processors (DSPs) for Nokia cellular phones and 80% for Siemens and Ericsson

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Texas Instruments

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founded in 1957, Ca, USA

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Fairchild Semiconductors

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Product Line: Semiconductors, ICs, Optoelectronics, Sensors, drivers

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Texas Instruments

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Now a subsidiary of ON Semiconductors

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Fairchild Semiconductors

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goal: the development and production of silicon diffused transistors and other semiconductor devices

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Fairchild Semiconductors

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Products: Semiconductors, integrated circuits, signal processors, motor controllers, field-effect transistors

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Fairchild Semiconductors

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