Difference between revisions of "Controller Masks"
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Revision as of 18:36, 21 March 2024
Description
The idea behind the microcontroller unit is that it is cost-effective, energy-efficient processor that can be purpose-built for a specific application. But some of these devices also have become much more capable over the past few years, blurring the definition of exactly what is a microcontroller. An controller chip is used as a component in several devices including Metal Detectors, wearables, SSDs and CPUs. A Mask Writer is used to create four masks that is required by the contact printer to create the controller chip.
If you want to know more visit the Microcontroller Wikipedia page.
Recipes
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