Principle Of Chip

A chip is an integrated circuit composed of a large number of transistors. Different chips have different integration scales, as large as hundreds of millions; As small as tens or hundreds of transistors. Transistors have two states, on and off, represented by 1 and 0. A plurality of 1 and 0 signals generated by a plurality of transistors are set to specific functions (i.e., instructions and data) to represent or process letters, numbers, colors, graphics, etc. After the chip is powered on, it first generates a start command to start the chip, and then continuously receives new commands and data to complete functions.