The Ten Most Important Semiconductor Scientists

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Well this is very arguable but here, stretching from Julius Lilienfeld's 1926 patent filing for a solid state amplifier, through to Robert Dennard's field-effect transistor memory, are the ten most influential semiconductor scientists.

 

 

Julius Lilienfeld

 

Oskar Heil

 

Walter Brattain

 

John Bardeen

 

William Shockley

 

Jean Hoerni

 

Bob Noyce

 

Jack Kilby

 

Frank Wanlass

 

Robert Dennard

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Paul Dirac laid out the groundwork of quantum mechanics on which the whole industry rests.

>groundwork of quantum mechanics

Planck, Schrodinger, Einstein?

Ferdinand Braun discovered semiconductors.

Also, how about Schottky, Ohl, Teal?

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