Submitted by NoseCommercial7714 t3_yvzc2u in science
Dreidhen t1_iwgufcs wrote
>When they extracted and dried out the skin, they found it is flexible, a good insulator, can withstand temperatures of more than 200°C (390°F) and has a thickness similar to that of a sheet of paper – good properties for a circuit’s substrate.
Mushrooms are amazing
Terence_McKenna t1_iwgv844 wrote
Magical, some would say.
GTdspDude t1_iwiozwa wrote
So… not a computer chip. A substrate is the base material of a PCBA (typically FR4 with copper layers), a computer chip is silicon.
SnavlerAce t1_iwjcnru wrote
Flipchip applications come to mind. Source: 30 years of IC layout.
GTdspDude t1_iwje0jb wrote
You mean SOC or something with an interposer? Cuz wouldn’t flip chip be bare silicon down to PCBA?
SnavlerAce t1_iwjf9u9 wrote
Precisely what the mushroom substrate substitution for the pcb laminate in the assembly. have a look
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