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QX3 Digital Image Gallery
AT&T Cache Chip
We grabbed this ancient cache chip from a busted Hewlett-Packard workstation that was being parted out. The brass cover plate was removed from the ceramic package with a razor knife before imaging the chip.
The digital images presented above were captured using the oblique illuminator built into the microscope head with the assistance of a Dolan-Jenner Model 180 fiber optics illuminator using a 150 watt projection lamp. The light pipes of the illuminator were placed at approximately a 45-degree angle with respect to the optical axis of the microscope and were positioned to evenly illuminate the specimen. In many cases, colored gels were placed into filter holders and attached to the front of the light pipes to add color to the chip surfaces. A 2-inch square section of black paper was placed over the diffusion filter on the stage of the microscope to avoid any glare from transmitted illumination.
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