Microchips

Microchips are tiny electronic circuits made from semiconductor material, typically silicon, that perform specific functions within electronic devices. Think of them as the “brains” of gadgets like smartphones, computers, and appliances, enabling them to process information, control operations, and communicate. Microchips contain millions or billions of microscopic components, such as transistors, which work together to execute complex tasks efficiently. Their compact size allows them to be embedded into a wide range of technologies, making modern electronics smarter, faster, and more powerful. In essence, microchips are fundamental building blocks driving the functionality of contemporary digital devices.