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<p>by Philco in 1953 had a much higher frequency response than the original point-contact transistors.  The transistor was made of a thin crystal of germanium, which was electrolytically etched with pits on either side forming a very thin base region, on the order of  5 micrometers. Philco's process for etching was United States patent number  2,885,571.  Philco surface-barrier transistors were used in <a href="page.php?w=TX-0">TX-0</a>, and in early models of what would become the DEC <a href="page.php?w=Programmed_Data_Processor">PDP</a> product</p><p>
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