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Chapter 07 — The Miniaturization Engine

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1 Figure 7.1 — Alessandro Volta's electric pile (ca. 1800) commons.wikimedia.org 🟡 No archive
2 Figure 7.4 — Glen Beck (background) and Betty Snyder (foreground) program the ENIAC in Building 328 at the Ballistic Research Laboratory, Philadelphia, ca. 1947–1955 commons.wikimedia.org 🟡 No archive
3 Figure 7.5 — iPhone 4 (model A1332) mainboard with Apple A4 system-on-chip visible at center right, compared to a moth of the original Grace Hopper's bug commons.wikimedia.org 🟡 No archive
4 Figure 7.6 — Three decades of compute compression (1972–1989) commons.wikimedia.org 🟡 No archive
5 Figure 7.6 — Three decades of compute compression (1972–1989) en.wikipedia.org 🟡 No archive
6 Figure 7.6 — Three decades of compute compression (1972–1989) en.wikipedia.org 🟡 No archive
7 Figure 7.7 — Marconi's first antenna system at Poldhu, Cornwall, December 1901. Fifty copper wires suspended in a fan shape between two 60-meter masts commons.wikimedia.org 🟡 No archive
8 Figure 7.12 — Sony TR-610 (1958), the immediate successor to the breakthrough TR-63 commons.wikimedia.org 🟡 No archive
9 tangibles-book.com tangibles-book.com 🟡 No archive
10 Bruce D. Henderson, "The Experience Curve," Boston Consulting Group, 1968 bcg.com 🟡 No archive
11 Brian Potter, "How to Build a $20 Billion Semiconductor Fab," Construction Physics, 2023 construction-physics.com 🟡 No archive
12 TSMC Arizona investment originally reported at $40B (2024); revised to $165B for six fabs blackridgeresearch.com 🟡 No archive
13 3GPP Release 19 formally recognizes energy-harvesting "Ambient IoT" as a 5G device class; IEEE 802.11bp extends the same recognition to Wi-Fi. Ambient IoT Alliance, Embedded World 2026 cnx-software.com 🟢 Archived
14 GenHO: 1908 Baker Electric Car generationhighoutput.com 🟡 No archive
15 EVSpecsHub: Tesla Model 3 Long Range RWD | 2024 evspecshub.com 🟡 No archive
16 DOE: Electric vehicles are about three times as efficient as gasoline-powered vehicles energy.gov 🟡 No archive
17 Edison Tech Center: The electric motor edisontechcenter.org 🟡 No archive
18 "Regency TR-1," Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org 🟡 No archive
19 Jeremy Norman, "Texas Instruments Designs the Regency TR-1," HistoryofInformation.com historyofinformation.com 🟡 No archive
20 "Transistor radio," Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org 🟡 No archive
21 "Transistor radio Model TR-63," Victoria and Albert Museum collections.vam.ac.uk 🟡 No archive
22 "1957 Sony TR-63," abetterpage.com abetterpage.com 🟡 No archive

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