Fake chip made from old porn movie film

[pamperchu]

I forgot what this came out of, its a very tiny die. looking at it today i noticed what looked like porn , thought i was tripping and looked closer, clearly can see super 16, and a few other types, sprocket holes used for contacts, audio tracks used as wires. still don't know if the images are used in any way.

[CPUShack]

suppose someone could have been experimenting, using old film as a mask

[pamperchu]

yes, but it does look like a combo of CMOS, and some older kind of processes, the cmos is only in a smaller visible area and appears to be eeprom only. the rest i can only guess right now.

there is a reason i didn't show all the die, as some clear under aged looking frames can be made out, I did find some frames that look like parts from cartoons with a title "gut day" and some channel call signs cards for broadcast stations. guessing a range from the 1940s -80s movie film was used

from what i can seen and understand of how nmos was made, they are using the photos as point contact transistors, picking and choosing any region to make the proper contact.

I know i found this die inside of something like a south bride chips from 2004ish p4 motherboard, it is about 5x7mm....

i consider this a work of art, i hope it can be treated as such, considering the legal and copyright uncertainties of displaying this work in full.


any help is welcome on this.

[Vlasta]

Crazy!!

[stevejam]

Just came across this post. I wonder if this was being used as a form of obfuscation, a dummy layer with junk on it to prevent copying?

[Guest]

Pilem porno. [img][/img]

[Parallel]

Maybe even clandestine, spycraft...

[Razgriz_14]

Using old porn tapes for spycraft is actually pretty smart, you've got an actual reason to act shifty and to try to hide what you're carrying, and unless you've already been compromised, a policeman checking what you're carrying will laugh it off and won't investigate further! Unless, of course, he brings it back home for "deeper testing" and discovers what's been written over the original content