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Germanium, silicon, selenium, gallium arsenide and many metal oxides, metal sulfides and other objects, whose conductivity is between conductor and insulator, are called semiconductors. Semiconductors have some special properties. For example, the thermistor (thermistor) for automatic control can be made by using the relationship between the resistivity and temperature of the semiconductor; Using its photosensitive characteristics, photosensitive elements for automatic control can be made, such as photocells, photocells and photoresistors

The development history of electronic components is actually a condensed history of electronic development. Electronic technology is a new technology developed at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. It has developed most rapidly and been widely used in the 20th century. It has become an important symbol of the development of modern science and technology.

1. Introduction to chips What is a chip? A chip is an integrated circuit that can be compared to the brain of an electronic device. The components on a chip can perform various tasks, such as processing information, storing data, performing calculations, and controlling operations. Why is it called a chip? "Core" represents the core and center, and "chip" represents a thin piece or fragment. A chip is a thin piece made of semiconductor materials, which, as the core part of the entire circuit system, integrates key circuit structures.

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After the covering film of FPC circuit board is positioned, it is necessary to heat and pressurize to make the adhesive completely solidified and integrated with the circuit.

For traces with a certain width, three main factors will affect the impedance of PCB traces. First of all, the EMI (electromagnetic interference) of the near field of the PCB trace is proportional to the height of the trace from the reference plane. The lower the height, the smaller the radiation. Secondly, the crosstalk will change significantly with the height of the trace. If the height is reduced by half, the crosstalk will be reduced to nearly a quarter.