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Carl Zeiss, Explained: Germany’s Semiconductor Optics Master 

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Germany-based Carl Zeiss AG is a fascinating company. Fascinating, even if you do not take into account that they make lenses and optics for some of the coolest systems in the world.
When you are etching patterns as wide as a small virus, you have graduated beyond simple lens. Now we refer to them as "optics systems". These massive multi-component systems are at the very heart of the multi-million dollar photolithography machines that ASML makes. Without them, ASML has no machine to deliver to TSMC, Samsung or Intel.
In this video, we are going to continue with our deep dive into the semiconductor industry’s critical suppliers with a look at one of ASML’s closest partners. The makers of the optics systems that let high-energy UV light etch wafers. And a company with an utterly fascinating history. Carl Zeiss.
Error: The video shows that Zeiss died in 1866. He died in 1888.
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@Asianometry
@Asianometry 2 года назад
Thanks for watching. Consider subscribing, and all. Check out other semiconductor-related content in this playlist: ru-vid.com/group/PLKtxx9TnH76QEYXdJx6KyycNGHePJQwWW
@morrisgasteiz
@morrisgasteiz 2 года назад
3:50 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-jvtrefDrPWY.html
@pietropetitti
@pietropetitti 2 года назад
@Asianometry Can you add references to your videos?
@Fx_-
@Fx_- 2 года назад
The way you asked for the patreon was so professional, short and straight forward that I felt like donating.
@IvanRadevRadev
@IvanRadevRadev 2 года назад
Google indeed had been founded as a cooperative.
@riad1902
@riad1902 2 года назад
3:04 Thx 🙏😘
@frankyfromdd
@frankyfromdd 9 месяцев назад
Ich komme aus Jena, habe bei Zeiss gearbeitet, habe Zeiss Jena seit den 70ern verfolgt: Die Beschreibung im Video zeugt von hervorragender Recherche und ist frei von Ideologie, super! Danke!
@Conservator.
@Conservator. 2 месяца назад
I expected Jon’s work to be free from ideology but it’s reassuring to have that confirmed by someone who has personal experience. Vielen Dank!
@ClimateKiller
@ClimateKiller 2 года назад
I really like the corporate structure of Carl Zeiss. Company doing it's own thing, ultimately benefitting the whole society. No way to take over Zeiss by waving CNY or USD at a bunch of shareholders. Bosch is structured like that as well by the way!
@berglh
@berglh 2 года назад
Hi @nv_l, can you expand on what you mean by structured like that? Are you referring to primary customers being investors in the business, the business divisions or something else I missed in the video? Just curious about your insight.
@ClimateKiller
@ClimateKiller 2 года назад
@@berglh well the company is owned by the carl zeiss foundation, i.e. you can’t just buy carl zeiss shares. Here are the stated goals of the foundation: -Economic security of both firms owned by the foundation -Social responsibility to the employees -Advancing the interests of precision industries -Involvement in community facilities for the good of the working people of Jena -Advancing natural and mathematical science in research and teaching Seems to me like a good arrangement for all the stakeholders.
@jamesbra4410
@jamesbra4410 2 года назад
Yeah it's a beautiful business model that mixes public and private responsibilities equitably and efficiently.
@joe7272
@joe7272 2 года назад
They did a socialism that works? Maybe the US could do this if shareholders got together.
@salmiakki5638
@salmiakki5638 2 года назад
Bosh also has a similar ownership structure
@ivansemanco6976
@ivansemanco6976 Год назад
Im former Zeiss employee and must admit it was fantastic 12years. Very good colleagues and company culture.
@izayaorihara7059
@izayaorihara7059 10 месяцев назад
Hi there, if you have any insights, what would you recommend someone to know/ learn if they want to work at Zeiss?
@philip2.2.12
@philip2.2.12 4 месяца назад
I was thinking of applying with them
@ivansemanco6976
@ivansemanco6976 4 месяца назад
@@philip2.2.12 Its long time ago and I cant tell you how local branches at different parts of world company was, but here in Central Europe I cant complain about company. High working standards, culture and at time good salary. And, I can speak only about IMT division, no SMT, Vison and so on.
@philip2.2.12
@philip2.2.12 4 месяца назад
@@ivansemanco6976 if it’s like my current employer then that sounds great. We do PVD, so I’m not sure if my acquired skills will transfer, but I love working on high technology machines
@JohSebBac
@JohSebBac Месяц назад
Can I work at zeiss, I am a chinese espionage and I want to gather informations about this company so I can sell them to the chinese company so they can make the same product with quality and undercut Zeiss. Is there anyway I can sign up?
@rambinhodesouza3168
@rambinhodesouza3168 2 года назад
proud to work for this company. CARL ZEISS💪🏽
@sitrakamatthieu
@sitrakamatthieu 2 года назад
yep you can ! You are in a Technology Frontière company
@der_paule7713
@der_paule7713 2 года назад
Me to, best Company that takes a lot of care for there employees
@glenngrefer2501
@glenngrefer2501 2 года назад
Me too
@derjoker5757
@derjoker5757 Год назад
Me too. I work for the Zeiss SMT.
@heinzkabofke6791
@heinzkabofke6791 Год назад
I'm an intensive care nurse from CHemnitz, and even I am proud that you work at Carl-Zeiss.
@byaafacehead
@byaafacehead 2 года назад
I took a walk today, and passed by Samsung Semiconductor, ASML, and Maxim Integrated buildings. Seeing ASML made me think of Zeiss, and lo and behold, a video on the topic is released by your channel! Great content as always.
@Asianometry
@Asianometry 2 года назад
Tell me what you’re thinking of next
@Jessiffin
@Jessiffin 2 года назад
And now maxim is part of ADI…
@excitedbox5705
@excitedbox5705 2 года назад
@@Asianometry Pfeiffer Vacuum pumps are made in a factory near here and sometimes I ride past there on the train. Another interesting video could be about the companies that make the stepper positioning stages or high powered lasers for lithography machines.
@wompwomp9904
@wompwomp9904 2 года назад
Where are you living dude?
@excitedbox5705
@excitedbox5705 2 года назад
@@wompwomp9904 Apparently in the Netherlands :D If you look around you will see that these companies are all around you. I live Near a Hitachi factory that builds electron microscopes along with many other well known companies.
@te0nani
@te0nani 2 года назад
3:12 Zeiss in the 1800 had better work ethics than most Company's in the US today.
@codycast
@codycast 2 года назад
Luckily in the US anyone can start a company (even you) and put in any structure they want.
@leonelgaldinomonteiro4783
@leonelgaldinomonteiro4783 2 года назад
@@codycast hahahahah good.
@j.m.5995
@j.m.5995 2 года назад
You can start a company pretty much anywhere
@charliecruger8393
@charliecruger8393 2 года назад
A buddy of mine works at Bosch, the work conditions are pretty shitty there. Pay is low, working hours are unpredictable and job security is quasi nonexistent. I would rather work for a midsize (~ 250-1000 employees) company whithout a name to brag about than a enterprise like this. The reputation of enterprises in Germany is 💩. ..
@charliecruger8393
@charliecruger8393 2 года назад
gemany had slave labor in 1930s and 1940s. gemany became a cvlzd country under us leadership. before that it was busy kilng tens ofmillions of people..
@e2rqey
@e2rqey 2 года назад
Carl Zeiss's RU-vid channel has some of the most interesting and informative videos on semiconductor manufacturing, specifically EUV, that I've seen on this platform.
@valopf7866
@valopf7866 2 года назад
Well now I have to look them up, unusual that a company's actually publishes really informative videos here.
@codycast
@codycast 2 года назад
@@valopf7866 why not? It’s marketing / brand awareness
@angrysoybean1012
@angrysoybean1012 2 года назад
Luckily RU-vid has more than propaganda , but it's way harder to find.
@ArmchairMagpie
@ArmchairMagpie Год назад
My aunt worked at Carl Zeiss during GDR times. It was one of the largest East German companies, and yes, the name still carried a lot of prestige compared to other companies.
@lordanonimmo7699
@lordanonimmo7699 2 года назад
Well regarding the Carl Zeiss foundation i would recomend take a look at Robert Bosch foundation that owns 92% of the Bosch company one of the biggest german companies and the biggest in many sectors,for me this is the biggest example of something like this,also great video.
@charliecruger8393
@charliecruger8393 2 года назад
gemany had slave labor in 1930s and 1940s. gemany became a cvlzd country under us leadership. before that it was busy kilng tens ofmillions of people..,
@lordanonimmo7699
@lordanonimmo7699 2 года назад
@@charliecruger8393 LOL,Germany was a civilized country before US even existed.
@charliecruger8393
@charliecruger8393 2 года назад
@@lordanonimmo7699 gemany transformed from a ju-kilng, slav-slaughtrn, masmudring, worldwarmongrng, babariic nation that was literally put on trial for crimesagainst humanity into cvlzed one under us leadershp. Before NATO, there were civil wars, communist revolutions, hyperinflation, starting 2 world wars, nazsm, holo caust etc - Literally tens of millions of people dead. Under NATO, gemany became a sensible and a cvlzd country, although they still have a long way to go.
@charliecruger8393
@charliecruger8393 2 года назад
@@lordanonimmo7699 So who are you going to blame for the millions of Jews, Poles, Russians, Belarusians Ukranians and the hundreds of thousands of French, Dutch, Estonians, Czechs, Greeks and Yugoslavians you kild? The gemans were the wost masmuderers and genocdl maniacs the world has ever seen
@lordanonimmo7699
@lordanonimmo7699 2 года назад
@@charliecruger8393 LOL,you are a complete ignorant person,Germany was one the most advanced countries in the world before nazism,in education,political system,and where they that created social security like retirement,Germany doesn't need Nato to teach them anything.
@ChrisgammaDE
@ChrisgammaDE 2 года назад
FunFact: The history is even more complicated because there was also Otto Schott The Carl-Zeiss-Stiftung also owns Schott. They produce most of the glass for Zeiss
@achimkrull7165
@achimkrull7165 2 года назад
And Schott Glass is a manufacturer of fine glass specialties to this day.
@rosshart9514
@rosshart9514 2 года назад
From Wiki: Schott also produces telescope mirrors with diameters up to 10+ meters and---work in progress--39 (!) meters in diameter. Cast glass mirrors like that need months and month for cooling down, weight some gramms and are finally sanded as accurate as I don't know how accurate. Transportation to the telescope is another thing...
@jojo1966
@jojo1966 Год назад
They are next to the Main river in Mainz. They put them on barges. After that,well……🔬🔬🔬
@calvinhobbes1617
@calvinhobbes1617 29 дней назад
Unfortunately since many years Schott doesn’t produce any fused silica anymore, so the newest Zeiss objectives for ML do not contain Schott glasses.
@cheongwenpa
@cheongwenpa 2 года назад
It is really amazing that Zeiss is a cooperative.
@Semtex777
@Semtex777 2 года назад
was ?
@shadowshadow2724
@shadowshadow2724 2 года назад
Really?
@cheongwenpa
@cheongwenpa 2 года назад
Hmmm.....worth checking out in details as I have been struggling if capitalism is really the only winning formula ?
@hardrays
@hardrays 2 года назад
to what extent are these underwritten by the peoples assets? how do they get the gig?
@spandanganguli6903
@spandanganguli6903 2 года назад
@@hardrays Most probably not all underwritten by assets.
@antoniushielscher8963
@antoniushielscher8963 Год назад
Carl Zeiss and Ernst Abbe really shaped the city of Jena and are held in high regards by its citizens like me, I went to the carl zeiss high school, a public school that puts a special focus on mint subjects and of course we used fancy zeiss microscopes sponsored by the company in the biology lessons. Because of Ernst Abbe in perticular the university of jena has a really good physics program with a big emphasis on optics and I am currently doing my bachelors in physics there too.
@kindface
@kindface Год назад
Good for you! You couldn't have gone to a better school for your chosen field.
@nicholashernandez4367
@nicholashernandez4367 Год назад
Awesome! I am looking at schools in Germany to pursue graduate degree in physics/optics. Friedrich-Schiller University Jena and Leibniz University Hannover are the top two on my list.
@SprocketHoles
@SprocketHoles Год назад
Zeiss had fantastic story. Outside of the semiconductor work I like the story of the camera optics in the USSR and the Helios 44 lenses which are descended from the Zess Jena Biotar lens. Also in the interwar period Nikon lured some engineers to Japan to help with optics and kickstart the Japan optics industry. A huge part of the modern world is built directly and indirectly on the early work of Zeiss.
@spehropefhany
@spehropefhany 2 года назад
Thanks, interesting. Jena is an interesting town with a lot of high-tech companies and research facilities (and a funny tower). BTW, Jena is pronounced with more of a Y sound, like Jägermeister.
@adrian.banninksy
@adrian.banninksy 2 года назад
Thank you for this video. I work for 30 years in the semicon industry in the Netherlands and I am in the web of a lot of the enterprises named in the video. I think it's great to show the world how this hightech network is organized and to show who does what. The semicon is the most interesting part of industry there is, imho.
@MoReal2
@MoReal2 2 года назад
" we make the thing, that goes inside the thing, that goes inside the thing .. " German Engineering 🔥
@johnuferbach9166
@johnuferbach9166 2 года назад
and then they're market leader on a thing most people have never heard of but that is critical to some whole sector^^
@lashlarue7924
@lashlarue7924 2 года назад
It’s VERY cool that this company has been around for 200 years!
@achimhaun2726
@achimhaun2726 Год назад
My Grandfather learned there as a precision mechanic and went on to work in their medical optics devision for over 40 Years as a maintainer and salesman among other duties. He is now buried in the same cemetery as Carl Zeiss himself
@fugehdehyou
@fugehdehyou 2 года назад
This channel is underrated AF! Keep up the dope content
@sanguinj
@sanguinj 2 года назад
Being a retired Engineer I couldn`t know or remember from school, how advanced optics technology has developed through these decades. It`s a wonderful field without a doubt . ! Thank you for your explanation. It`s marvelous
@jwarmstrong
@jwarmstrong 2 года назад
Have used Zeiss lenses from my childhood since there wasn't any better made -
@93hothead
@93hothead 2 года назад
What kind of lenses were you using
@-private8214
@-private8214 Год назад
i was an intern at jenoptik (light and safety division in hildesheim) but i never knew the entire history behind it, great video
@Quickshot0
@Quickshot0 2 года назад
That the mirror system in the EUV system are some of the most extremely complicated and finely tuned things you've ever run in to, I'm quite willing to believe. I've heard and read some things about other parts of the EUV machine myself, like the light source, and those create the exact kind of feeling in me as well. As some of the most insanely sophisticated pieces of engineering you've ever heard of. Probably quite a few things in the EUV machine are like that I guess and it really explains why the costs of developing it were so high, or why unit prices so high. And yeah, it really makes you wonder if anyone else can any time soon afford to develop a competitor device. Frankly, especially with hindsight on the costs and extreme engineering involved, it wouldn't have been that surprising if the semiconductor industry had failed to make this jump and just stalled out at around 10 nm or so for a good long while. They almost didn't make it as it is, what a different semiconductor world that would have been.
@user-xj2pu9cr6g
@user-xj2pu9cr6g 2 года назад
Zeiss is also famous for surgical microscopy..I used it and was great
@gamingmarcus
@gamingmarcus Год назад
Health insurance, pension, overtime pay and regulated work hours. Meanwhile the civil war had barely ended in the US. Really makes you appreciate these pioneers for what we have today.
@andersjjensen
@andersjjensen 2 года назад
Nice episode John :) I'm totally hooked on your deep dive into semi conducter manufacturing, so please, by all means, go on and explore every little nook and cranny. Methods, techniques, history of development, supply chain, global impact, etc, etc. It's all ace, as you're good at structuring an interesting narrative and delivering with impeccable pacing. 10/10.
@1schwererziehbar1
@1schwererziehbar1 2 года назад
5:17 "The VEB stands for State Owned Enterprise". "Volks-Eigener Betrieb" means "People Owned Enterprise" ("People" as in "People's Party" and "People's Liberation Army"). But yes, it was actually state owned.
@sophisticatedthumb5364
@sophisticatedthumb5364 2 года назад
yo china?
@p_r367
@p_r367 2 года назад
@@sophisticatedthumb5364 No, it has nothing to do with China, not at all.
@sophisticatedthumb5364
@sophisticatedthumb5364 2 года назад
@@p_r367 no shit i was joking
@alexanderschoneberg8610
@alexanderschoneberg8610 2 года назад
Yeah but is reality it meant "state owned". You can call a cow, a horse but it is still a cow.
@jackliu7334
@jackliu7334 2 года назад
do you know the real meaning of "People" in People's Republic? in PR China, or in communist jargon, it is not the mass as we commonly referring to, the "People" here only represents those who has communist party membership.
@weeliano
@weeliano 2 года назад
Fascinating and well researched! My first SLR was a Jenaflex SLR camera back in the 80s . I was wondering why a Carl Zeiss labelled lens can be so affordable. I wasn't aware back then Carl Zeiss was split into 2.
@j.h252
@j.h252 Год назад
Your videos are really of the best, concerning complex technical devices and their physical backgrounds. Good training for my gray cells;) Thanks for all you produce, with passion, accuracy and free of pretentious posings. Rare qualities these days.
@hanssachs9038
@hanssachs9038 2 года назад
Thanks again for an interesting video. Just to be pernickety: "Jena" is pronounced "Ye-na". Similarly, "Jenoptik" is "Yen-optik".
@rosshart9514
@rosshart9514 2 года назад
But his pronounciation of ZEISS is not bad at all. In German: When e and i go walking, the latter does the talking.
@leocomerford
@leocomerford 2 года назад
Supposedly the better German optics were an important advantage to Germany in WWII, so it’s not surprising that the Soviets were keen to scoop up as much of Zeiss as they could.
@hdbsnhdh8209
@hdbsnhdh8209 Год назад
The USA have done the same...
@linjasonlin
@linjasonlin 2 года назад
Great video. I have a lot of Carl Zeiss camera lenses from my old Hasselblad and Rolleiflex film cameras to recent Sony alpha E-mount lenses but I didnt' realize Carl Zeiss was also behind the lithography equipment that goes into making the Apple A13 chip that helps with processing the photos taken with my iPhone 11 :)
@kindface
@kindface Год назад
Most of the premium brand camera and/or lens makers also supply their lenses to manufacturers of scientific and medical equipment. Among the Japanese brands, Canon, Nikon, Olympus, Minolta (or what used to be), etc all supply lenses to those equipment manufacturers or make such equipment outright themselves.
@bluerider0988
@bluerider0988 2 года назад
The quality of your videos is great. Perfect length and great explanations.
@corvus_monedula
@corvus_monedula 2 года назад
Excellent video, as usually on this channel. Thank you for the time and effort that without doubt goes into these! I find these one name, two companies shenanigans as explained at 5:33 quite fascinating since the history behind it is so interesting. Pretty sure there are more examples, but one I can readily think of is Merck KGaA and Merck & Co.
@mathieug6136
@mathieug6136 2 года назад
Great video! We had jenoptics as a supplier and never made the connection with Carl Zeiss. Their EUV optics are a wonder!
@grantchang81976
@grantchang81976 2 года назад
excellent info about carl zeiss and his cutting edge breakthrough optical tech pioneering
@franklinhaut
@franklinhaut 2 года назад
Thank you for your high quality content. It's a suffering see few people interested in these days in high complexity systems.
@saleemkhanazad
@saleemkhanazad 2 года назад
Your work is very much appreciated.
@merevial
@merevial 2 года назад
Waited all week for this video.
@lahmyaj
@lahmyaj 2 года назад
Always enjoy your videos mate 👍🏻
@victoralexander848
@victoralexander848 2 года назад
This is the most informative explanation of the two zeiss companies
@chidambaranathans1975
@chidambaranathans1975 2 года назад
Hmm now that's what I call as content. Thanks bro for finely making us intrested in electronics.
@rook1196
@rook1196 2 года назад
Bidness meeting: We need to strategies to survive in this changing electronics world. Zeiss: we're really good at lenses! We can work w/ the semicondutor company. Phillips: TVs and consumer electronics aren't really a thing anymore. I know Healthcare! Kodak: Lay off everyone. Sell the patents off cheap, give the execs fat bonuses, and bleed the company dry.
@christophresmerowski1824
@christophresmerowski1824 2 года назад
Great company producing outstanding quality. Thanks for the history.
@Pauuanthakali
@Pauuanthakali 2 года назад
Just today was looking into getting a salinity meter.. got to researching the refractometer.. perfect timing!
@martensamulowitz347
@martensamulowitz347 2 года назад
Amazing production quality and information density!
@Sabu113
@Sabu113 2 года назад
Interesting video. Just started to get into Semis so this is fascinating.
@odaialzrigat
@odaialzrigat 2 года назад
Woww...what an insight! Thanks mate!
@oscillatoryuniverse5865
@oscillatoryuniverse5865 2 года назад
usually dont comment but just watched like 5 of ur vids. they r so detailed and I learned so much !! plz keep on making these quality educational vids :)))
@JonWhitton
@JonWhitton 2 года назад
Fantastic video, thanks for sharing
@Hero007ization
@Hero007ization 2 года назад
Love your unbiased analysis.
@DEtchells
@DEtchells 2 года назад
Great video! (As always :-) I don’t know if anyone mentioned it down-thread, or not, but the collaboration with Lawrence Livermore/Berkeley is why the US can control export of EUV systems to China. I don’t know the nature of the control (Perhaps patent licensing terms? Original development agreements?), but ASML/Zeiss are subject to US export controls, even though they’re not US companies, I believe because the US underwrote some of the fundamental technology development.
@Grubflag
@Grubflag 2 года назад
Yep its because US developed some of the fundermentals. Its explained in his EUV video as well.
@sigma_six
@sigma_six 2 года назад
Thank God for that... and good luck China taking one these apart and trying to copy it... Lol... Oh. uh we would like to order another one please... What happened to the last one?... Oh, uh... it fell on the floor and came apart in a thousand pieces... (shocked look on face)
@zenmonk5403
@zenmonk5403 2 года назад
The consortium that financed the 30 year long EUV research was US led (called Extreme Ultraviolet LLC) and they probably established a set of interests that were not to be violated once the fruits were to become ripe. Members of that consortium are: Intel, Motorola, AMD, Micron, Infineon and IBM, two U.S. national laboratories: Lawrence Livermore and Sandia.
@franciscoferreiracarmo4397
@franciscoferreiracarmo4397 2 года назад
Excellent video! Thanks a lot!
@FlorinArjocu
@FlorinArjocu 2 года назад
Very interesting, as usual!
@joetkeshub
@joetkeshub 2 года назад
Pretty instructive. Thank you very much.
@Misterz3r0
@Misterz3r0 2 года назад
Extremely well done video
@entropyss
@entropyss 2 года назад
This is so interesting that I'm sitting in the middle of nowhere instead of going home at 8PM because I don't see a reasonable reason to pause this brilliant presentation.
@guenthermichaels5303
@guenthermichaels5303 Год назад
Many companies are owned by Foundations. Robert Bosch Co. For example. Inheritance taxes are very high in Germany. The Foundation protects sell off to pay taxes and keeps companies intact.
@anv.4614
@anv.4614 2 года назад
Thanks very much. also well appreciated.
@arnehessenbruch
@arnehessenbruch Год назад
Splendid, as usual
@fugehdehyou
@fugehdehyou 2 года назад
Fascinating! Thanks for dope content
@ronbackal
@ronbackal Год назад
That is fascinating! Thanks for posting it. I came here because I was curious about Zeiss lenses, but instead got an interesting video on the semiconductor business 🙂
@PortRhouse
@PortRhouse 3 дня назад
Wow I never knew Zeiss was a co op. It’s really cool that the priority was on the long term well being of the company and the local community that it was a part of, and the results speak for themselves. American companies with their short-term gains over long-term pain mentality could stand to take notes. The only big American co op I can really think of is R.E.I.
@walizenlegrand9040
@walizenlegrand9040 2 года назад
Thanks again.. excellent presentation crisp
@DecemberNames
@DecemberNames Год назад
Thank you for another great video
@matusknives
@matusknives 2 года назад
I accidentally stumbled upon this video - it is really nicely made, even though the technical (read 'the cool one') part is not going too deep (though one can find some more videos on YT that offer that). I can only agree with what other commentators have mentioned already - the rather unique type of ownership of the company makes is less susceptible to market fluctuations and makes it easier to overcome times like 2008/2009 when revenue dropped sharply.
@markrowland1366
@markrowland1366 Год назад
Great presintation. Thanks.
@rcoppy
@rcoppy 2 года назад
wild seeing oberkochen on youtube! my extended family lives there, it's a really wonderful little village (with a massive zeiss factory on the edge!)
@Asianometry
@Asianometry 2 года назад
I want to visit someday. I must have practiced saying that name 50 times!
@excitedbox5705
@excitedbox5705 2 года назад
Yea Germany is cool like that, you drive through some sleepy old village where you would expect time to stand still but then you will see their main business be some high tech company.
@andyargentina7056
@andyargentina7056 2 года назад
The only shame about the location is that it seems to attract dark clouds… worked for zeiss microscopy for 2 years or so, but the weather was one of the biggest reasons why I left 😅
@DomiBlanche
@DomiBlanche 2 года назад
@@Asianometry if you go there, make sure you visit the Zeiss Museum in Oberkochen. It’s only Open on weekdays but from what I saw it‘s pretty cool.
@rcoppy
@rcoppy 2 года назад
@@andyargentina7056 true!! so much rain haha
@cellevangiel5973
@cellevangiel5973 Год назад
Thank you for the very interesting report.
@mrtnsnp
@mrtnsnp 2 года назад
Bosch has a similar ownership and governance structure to Zeiss.
@eottoe2001
@eottoe2001 2 года назад
This is amazing. Thank you. I wish you could write article for WIRED so more people could know about a really interesting set of companies.
@scouserkitajena6406
@scouserkitajena6406 2 года назад
I live in the city of Jena. It is a clean and wealthy city and a wonderful place to live. The culture of the industry carrys on to the workers and the wider community.
@stefanstoilov541
@stefanstoilov541 2 года назад
Very high quality video. I’m glad I have found your channel as it is has very high quality information and it’s also presented in an interesting way. Do you mind if I ask you how did you get interested in this industry in the first place? Was it because you decided to invest in some of these companies?
@tristanwegner
@tristanwegner Год назад
He mentioned walking in on his father designing microchips. Maybe in the EDA video
@sshray1115
@sshray1115 2 года назад
Superb content and articulation ✨✨
@roseveri
@roseveri 2 года назад
Thank you for this interesting video. Zeiss and ASML need each other. Perhaps you can make a video about two other partners in EUV: ASML Cymer (Source) and Trumpf (CO2 Lasers).
@03mai67
@03mai67 2 года назад
Thanks. An idea : a video on Cymer light source !
@Molybed1
@Molybed1 2 года назад
This is why I like this channel. I've never heard of Cymer.
@danbrit9848
@danbrit9848 2 года назад
Love your work keep it up
@CarstenBauer
@CarstenBauer 2 года назад
Very interesting. thank you
@errolrojas3460
@errolrojas3460 2 года назад
After viewing your video today I can honestly say it made me look at the investor portion of the company. Something for long term with some very good yields. Ticker symbol CZMWY. Thank you for sharing your video.
@kenjohnson6101
@kenjohnson6101 2 года назад
If 20 years ago you had proposed building an EUV litho system with current-generation engineering and performance spec's, people would have thought you were completely out of your mind. If you showed them such a system they would have probably thought it must be space-alien technology.
@cogoid
@cogoid 2 года назад
These are incredible machines, for sure! But 20 years ago everybody thought that conventional lithography was on its last legs, and a switch to the EUV machines was just around the corner. Intel, other large manufacturers and government laboratories have created the EUV consortium just around that time, and the pieces of the EUV machines were already working in the labs. Intel hoped to have 13 nm EUV in production by 2007 and beta versions sooner than that. But it turned out that with various tricks one could print some features that were much smaller than the wavelength of light, using relatively ordinary lithography, so it just kept going and going. *That* would probably be more surprising to the people from 20 years ago!
@kenjohnson6101
@kenjohnson6101 2 года назад
@@cogoid Yeah, why not just squirt a pool of water under the lens, keeping it bubble-free and temp controlled to 0.01C as the wafer and mask are scanned at a relative speed of several meters per sec while their alignment is dynamically controlled to nm-level accuracy (taking into account the finite speed of light in the scan synchronization)? Sheer audacity.
@danb8606
@danb8606 8 месяцев назад
I have an interview with Zeiss SMT today, for the new AIMS system! This video was very helpful, as I only knew DUV techicals. I was ASML DUV scanner.
@taiwanisacountry
@taiwanisacountry 2 года назад
Congratulations on your fast growth.
@therocketmanprince682
@therocketmanprince682 2 года назад
Man , you are super good .
@climbeverest
@climbeverest Год назад
This is incredible
@freedinner886
@freedinner886 2 года назад
Great video !!! 😁
@cogoid
@cogoid 2 года назад
Excellent content and your pronunciation is super-clear! When unsure how to pronounce German names (e.g. "Carl Zeiss Jena"), you can always enter them into "google translate" and ask it to pronounce them a couple of times -- every other time it will do it slowly, making it easier to catch the nuances. (This works for many other languages as well, of course.)
@excitedbox5705
@excitedbox5705 2 года назад
Google can be way off though. Always best to ask a native speaker.
@cogoid
@cogoid 2 года назад
@@excitedbox5705 Of course it is best to ask a native speaker when one is available. But for languages for which google has a lot of data, it does surprisingly well, and it is a pretty easy way to do a quick check.
@peterfireflylund
@peterfireflylund 2 года назад
Wiktionary will usually have both IPA and a sound sample or two. The IPA would have made it abundantly clear that Zeiss doesn’t begin with a voiced s...
@CyrusTabery
@CyrusTabery 2 года назад
You missed the Zeiss PROVE, Merit, and AIMS products which are clearly IC related.
@Ben23315
@Ben23315 2 года назад
Great channel. Maybe you can also do videos about Schott and Jenoptik, which were all founded by Carl Zeiss. This companies are also critical suppliers in the semiconductor industry.
@rosshart9514
@rosshart9514 2 года назад
From Wiki: Schott also produces telescope mirrors with diameters up to 10+ meters and---work in progress--39 (!) meters in diameter. Cast glass mirrors like that need months and month for cooling down, weight some gramms and are finally sanded as accurate as I don't know how accurate. Transportation to the telescope is another thing...
@shamuratov
@shamuratov Год назад
Cool! Thanks!
@angrysoybean1012
@angrysoybean1012 2 года назад
That's the REAL "Vorsprung durch Technik"
@roelfbackus
@roelfbackus Год назад
Excellent video! Minor slip of the tongue at 9:12 'Carl Abbe'...it's Carl Zeiss and Ernst Abbe. 😉
@sapkra
@sapkra 2 года назад
Carl Zeiss additionally owns Schott, which is also doing a lot of high quality glass.
@rosshart9514
@rosshart9514 2 года назад
From Wiki: Schott also produces telescope mirrors with diameters up to 10+ meters and---work in progress--39 (!) meters in diameter. Cast glass mirrors like that need months and month for cooling down, weight some gramms and are finally sanded as accurate as I don't know how accurate. Transportation to the telescope is another thing...
@felixschaar3356
@felixschaar3356 Год назад
I'm actually at the Carl Zeiss high school in Jena and Zeiss is still very present Company in town
@mpireoutdoors5274
@mpireoutdoors5274 2 года назад
Another excellent video. May I suggest a few square meters of sound panelling glued to a shower curtain which you mount behind you when recording and another panel placed behind the mic ie on the side opposite yourself. The cheap stuff will do just fine.
@codycast
@codycast 2 года назад
What’s wrong with the sound? Serious question. Sounds like any other channel IMO.
@mpireoutdoors5274
@mpireoutdoors5274 2 года назад
@@codycast Oh no nothing is wrong with it. You just get a nicer sound if you record with a few panels like I suggested - less room reflections, less frequency doubling etc. Specifically you get less positive interference of higher frequencies which means the sound becomes warmer. Also reduces vibrational undertones which come from when the lower frequency sound waves hit the walls and other flat objects in the room. To be honest I don't think without a decade of sound work you will notice it, but I do. It's not a criticism only a suggestion.
@codycast
@codycast 2 года назад
@@mpireoutdoors5274 okay. I guess to me it sounds like every other channel. (I didn’t find your suggestion to be a criticism)
@mpireoutdoors5274
@mpireoutdoors5274 2 года назад
@@codycast Many other channels could also benefit from my suggestion... If you get better headphones you may realise what I mean.
@codycast
@codycast 2 года назад
@@mpireoutdoors5274 I’ll take your word for it. Though I’d guess 99% (?) of viewers jist have some wireless earbuds or PC speakers and call it a day.
@openroomxyz
@openroomxyz 2 года назад
Thanks!
@d4rktranquility
@d4rktranquility 2 года назад
Ernst Abbe was the most Important name for the Companies history.
@Sp1kerPistol
@Sp1kerPistol 2 года назад
Fascinating!
@MarttiSuomivuori
@MarttiSuomivuori 2 года назад
A fascinating history. Are you going to tell us how the ultra-ultraviolet light is produced? I'd love to see the machine!
@AZ-if2mj
@AZ-if2mj 2 года назад
from a drop of molten tin ...
@Martinit0
@Martinit0 2 года назад
Another German company involved in that: Trumpf Laser. I'm not sure which is more crazy, the Zeiss projection system or the source.
@Hero007ization
@Hero007ization 2 года назад
I bought a Vivo phone because of the Zeiss lens. Love it 💕
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