Invention of the Transistor at Bell Labs
In a cluttered Murray Hill laboratory, Bardeen, Brattain, and Shockley analyze the first successful point-contact transistor prototype, debating the physics of the 'surface states' and the potential t
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A well-equipped laboratory at Bell Labs in Murray Hill, New Jersey. The room is filled with workbenches cluttered with electronic components, oscilloscopes, and early transistor prototypes. The walls are lined with chalkboards covered in equations and schematics. A large window allows a view of the snowy landscape outside.
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