Introduction to IC fabrication Contd...

Introduction to IC fabrication Contd...
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[@singhanjanikumarsantoshkum3630]

Sir nicely explained

[@venkateshmamidi7782]

Sir please explain the essence of components and how they are helpful in fabrication of ic.so we can easily understand.

[@nikhilsahu9039]

nice sir i like your video very much

[@neeleshpatel4933]

Sir, pls suggest some books.

[@guruprakashpeta5192]

How it works as a bio sensor

[@chaitanyakishore2150]

Let's cook rice

[@sumitanand2116]

Good video.. But I don't get it, why we use gold, why not any other metal??
Gold is also very expensive, isn't it??
So, why not any other metal?? 🤔

[@achleshwarluthra4608]

coz it is the most noble of all the metals

[@sumitanand2116]

@@achleshwarluthra4608 okay got it

[@user-lt5no1xt1z]

It's such a thin layer of gold, like very very thin

[@venkateshmamidi7782]

Just telling process makes little confusion about components and hard to remember the process that results lacking of interest.