siliciumchip
A siliciumchip, also known as a silicon chip, is a microelectronic device containing one or more integrated circuits fabricated on a thin wafer of crystalline silicon. The active circuitry is formed by arranging transistors and other components on the substrate, enabling the processing and storage of electrical signals. Silicon chips are the core of most modern electronics, from sensors to computers.
Silicon chips are manufactured from high-purity silicon, refined into crystals and sliced into thin wafers. The
Silicon chips come in various architectures, including digital processors, memory, mixed-signal circuits, and sensors. Feature sizes
The first integrated circuits were demonstrated independently in the late 1950s by Jack Kilby and Robert Noyce.