Microelectronic Engineering

Microelectronic engineering is the field that designs and develops tiny electronic devices and circuits, often measured in micrometers. These components form the building blocks of modern electronic systems, such as smartphones, computers, and medical devices. Engineers work on creating efficient, reliable, and compact integrated circuits that perform specific functions. The field combines principles from physics, materials science, and electrical engineering to innovate at very small scales, enabling advances in technology that improve daily life and industry infrastructure.