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ekisame:

this is the baby leg we use in chem when we need the bathroom

troyesivan:

madderhatter:

witch–vibes:

Did Roy ever find his boyfriend?

he did

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godpenis:

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OPUS Microsystems OP-6111 is a sensor-less resonant 2D-tilting MEMS mirror for application requiring laser scanning (laser projectors, 3D scanning, photoresist exposure e.t.c). Electrostatic actuator.

Die size 3688x3180 µm, mirror is 1000 µm in diameter.

Silicon Labs Si8641 uses capacitive coupling to implement digital isolation (up to 5kV) as speeds of up to 150 Mbps.
This particular model contains 2 identical dies, apparently configured by bonding some of the pads on the sides.

We are running this blog for more than 3 years with no monetization of any kind (advertisements, merchandise and such) but from time to time people kept asking on how to help us. From the other side - we've probably reached the limits of our resources to improve the quality of our lab/imaging setup, and we'll need your help to move further.

We've finally outlined a number of voluntary ways you can support our efforts to produce higher-quality microchip photographs for curiosity and education.

Basically, there are 4 ways - spread the word, send us few cool chips for future work, support us at our Patreon campaign (which would allow you to schedule small contribution for each new die shot we publish) or finally send us some Bitcoins (or use good old Paypal).

Either way content of this blog will remain free and it will continue to be licensed under permissive CC BY 3.0 license.

Dallas Semiconductor/Maxim DS2401 is a factory pre-programmed silicon serial number chip.
Right in the center of the die you can see 64-bit laser-trimmed ROM. Die size 1346x686 µm.

SOT-363 package contains 2 separate identical transistor dies.
Size of each die is 285x259 µm.