System semiconductor

System Semiconductor A semiconductor that controls logic, calculations, and other functions. Unlike a memory semiconductor that saves data, a system semiconductor is a semiconductor that calculates and manages (controls, changes, processes, etc.) digitized electronic data. System semiconductors can be sorted into micro-components, analog IC, logic IC, optical semiconductor, etc. – Micro-components: A system semiconductor that acts as the brain in an electronic device. There are MPU, MCU, DSP, etc., and they are also called micoms. – Analog IC: A semiconductor that translates analog signals like music into digital signals for a computer to read. – Logic IC: A semiconductor composed of logic circuits (AND, OR, NOT, etc.) that controls a specific part of a product. – Optical semiconductor: A semiconductor that translates light into electrical signals and vice versa. ※ Types of system semiconductors