This article is from the public account: Semi Dance In the semiconductor industry, which is characterized by high technology, capital intensity, and talent density, the relationship between equipment manufacturers and chip manufacturers is both delicate and complex. One party provides critical equipment worth millions or even tens of millions of dollars, while the other relies … Read more
Silicon Carbide: A New Semiconductor Power or Just Capital Speculation? In the arena of semiconductor materials, silicon carbide (SiC) is emerging rapidly, seen as a key player that could reshape the landscape of new energy, semiconductors, and military industries. However, beneath this wave of enthusiasm, is it a technological breakthrough that will bring about industrial … Read more
At the private enterprise symposium in the first half of this year, Huawei’s founder stated that the issue of being “choked” in semiconductor chips has basically been resolved. Since then, one good news after another has emerged from China’s semiconductor industry. Currently, Huawei’s new generation of foldable flagship Mate XTs has been released, with Executive … Read more
Source: Fish and PondNow, there are discussions about TSMC losing a certain license. The semiconductor debate has been ongoing for six or seven years. The U.S. has gone through a lot, and I don’t know what we’ve developed into, but I do know that Huawei phones seem to be available without purchase limits now. I … Read more
This article is authorized to be reproduced from: Xinhua Xiangcheng, Author: Cheng Cheng Cheng, all rights reserved by the original author. Everyone knows that the semiconductor industry is a capital-intensive and labor-intensive field. Equipment costs can easily reach billions, and the construction of factories involves astronomical figures, while engineers’ salaries are among the highest in … Read more
PCBs designed for high-frequency applications, especially those operating at GHz signals, require careful attention to layering design to ensure signal integrity. A well-planned PCB layering for GHz signals minimizes signal loss, controls impedance, and reduces crosstalk. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the key points of high-frequency PCB layering, advanced materials, and techniques to … Read more
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For engineers engaged in the design of microcontroller application systems (both hardware and software), mastering certain EMC testing techniques is essential. About EMC EMC:Electromagnetic Compatibility, refers to the ability of a device or system to operate as required in its electromagnetic environment without causing intolerable electromagnetic interference to any devices in that environment.It includes two … Read more
Recently, the entire gaming community has been ignited by a “monkey”—”Black Myth: Wukong” has become the “new benchmark” for measuring PC hardware performance with its stunning visuals and extreme immersion. To smoothly control this “divine monkey,” typically means you need a top-tier graphics card. However, just today, a seemingly inconspicuous reply on an interactive platform … Read more
Japan’s Rapidus has successfully taped out a 2 nanometer GAA test chip, with plans for mass production in 2027, utilizing ASML‘s EUV tools for manufacturing. This node has achieved all the required electrical characteristics set initially, with the IIM-1 fab expected to produce about 25,000 wafers per month. By 2027, Rapidus aims to fall behind … Read more