Semiconductors are tiny circuits, known as chips, that power all our electronic devices and tech enabled instruments.
They are components needed for manufacturing cars, televisions, refrigerators, washing machines, personal computers, laptops, mobiles, etc.
These components are made from silicon and fit into microcircuits that power various electronic goods and components. These little chips are so important that tens of thousands of workers must get lines that are a millionth of a meter, i.e. one micron wide, exactly right. Or else it won't work. The semiconductor chips fail.
Making a semiconductor is a 1,500-step process and takes up to 6 months. The amount of R&D involved is massive.
No wonder semiconductors play an important role in a variety of fields.
How can semiconductors help find the next Infosys-like multibagger stock? Find the details in my video.
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Aniruddha Basu
Apr 18, 2024I'm a senior citizen of India and expect a great revolution is coming in near future in AI, M/c. learning. Data sc. as well as in semiconductor field. Madam I like to keep my precious gifts to my future generation. So you please act like a pathfinder for me .