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Another variant of the original meaning is that chip is anything that can be surface mounted without additional mechanical support. Think "chip MLCC" or "chip r
by dfox 4y ago
Another variant of the original meaning is that chip is anything that can be surface mounted without additional mechanical support. Think "chip MLCC" or "chip resistor". The IBM's article on SLT seems to use "chip" in this meaning.
- jonsen 4y agoThat's the same meaning. Multiple capacitor layer elements are simultaneously imprinted as an array on a relatively large sheet of foil, and then chipped into individual elements, like silicon chips are chipped from a wafer.