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There are actually two individuals who played a large part in building the first computer chip. Their names are Jack Kilby and Robert Noyce.
Several individuals developed circuitry that lead up to the Integrated Circuit as we know it today, starting as far back as 1949. The computer chip was developed in the late 1950s by two different researchers working independently of each other. Jack Kilby (1923- ) developed a chip at Texas Instruments in 1958, using Germanium, and Robert Noyce (1927-1990) invented a similar device at Fairchild Semiconductor in 1959, using Silicon. Jack Kilby has been recognized with a Noble Prize for his efforts.
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He invented a monolithic integrated circuit using germanium in 1958. While it proved the concept of the monolithic integrated circuit, unfortunately it was not practical for commercial production and sale as the electrical connections between the integrated components on the chip had to be done entirely by hand under a microscope. The first practical monolithic integrated circuit was invented by Robert Noyce in 1959 using silicon.
Kilby had been hired by Texas Instruments to work on "miniaturization". The first project he worked on involved constructing circuits from discrete components that could be inserted into tubular packaging. He did a cost analysis and found that the approach would be neither practical or profitable for manufacturing. His fundamental insight, during the summer of 1958, was that, considering Texas Instruments was primarily a semiconductor manufacturer (already making an enormous number of transistors), the only cost-effective way to make the components would be to make them all out of semiconductor material. He had some technicians in the lab make some resistors and capacitors in silicon. He then wired the pieces together to make a flip-flop, to demonstrate the concept. His boss, Willis Adcock, gave him the go-ahead to try to make all the components on one piece of semiconductor material. Kilby drew a sketch of a circuit (a phase-shift oscillator) and had prototypes built in the lab. It took two weeks to prepare three tiny bars of germanium containing the circuits. Each one was mounted on a glass slide. The first working circuit was tested on September 12, 1958.
Jack Kilby invented the Integrated Circuit .
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Jack Kilby - the microchip
Jack Kilby invented Binary Code.
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Robert Noyce invented the first integrated circuit chip later on in his time he created two companies one being Intel
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Jack St. Clair Kilby, with help from Robert Noyce, invented the first integrated circuit in 1958. They were employed by Texas Instruments at the time.
The microchip
Jack Kilby & Robert Noyce
No one, it was actually invented. By Jack Kilby & Robert Noyce (1958) while working for Texas Instruments. (and Kilby got a Nobel for his work)
it was invented in 1958 by Jack Kilby and Robert Noyce