Semiconductor

In 1965, Gordon Moore, co-founder of Intel, observed that, since their invention, transistors were halving in size every year. This formed the foundation of Moore’s Law, ‘The number of transistors per square inch would double every year’, this means that the level of functionality and/or the speed of the signal processing would basically double also. Therefore, whether we are designing Burn-in, Evaluation or HTOL PCBs Processor cards or employing silicon within a full product development we are witnessing and pioneering miniaturisation everywhere.