| silicon chip | 7.44 | Silicon chips replace vacuum tubes. | ||
| silicon wafer | 6.25 | Chips are cut from silicon wafers. | ||
| silicon implant | 0.53 | The company played a large role in helping Dow Corning develop the silicon implants. | ||
| silicon device | 0.46 | Nor can such chips be easily integrated with silicon devices. | ||
| silicon maker | 0.39 | Northern California, once the home of silicon chip makers, then the ill-fated dot-com industry, is now becoming a worldwide force in digital gaming. | ||
| silicon base | 0.33 | Steppers imprint microscopic layers of electric circuitry onto the silicon bases of semiconductor chips. | ||
| silicon brain | 0.33 | The Pentium chip, of course, is the square silicon brain inside most Windows-based computers. | ||
| silicon technology | 0.33 | The new silicon technology can be thought of as converting the system to something more controllable, like water mains outfitted with adjustable valves. | ||
| silicon transistor | 0.33 | In a common silicon transistor, a gate opens, sending electrons flowing down a duct. | ||
| silicon cell | 0.26 | The old wings being returned to Earth are made of silicon cells. | ||
| silicon germanium | 0.26 | The substrate IBM is using is a material called silicon germanium. | ||
| silicon oxide | 0.26 | Unlike conventional glass, it contains no silicon oxide. | ||
| silicon steel | 0.26 | Specialty metals such as stainless steel, silicon electric steel, alloys and tungsten still are produced in the area. |