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Well, as this CHATGPT answer [0] states, it's all theoretical (since we do live in a supply constrained world), so I focused on the two key enticing properties
by RC_ITR 3y ago
Well, as this CHATGPT answer [0] states, it's all theoretical (since we do live in a supply constrained world), so I focused on the two key enticing properties of goal.
If you are interested in speculation, the ChatGPT response is pretty good.
[0]https://chat.openai.com/share/8a36a062-ae53-4883-adde-1d8bcf4a4ccf https://chat.openai.com/share/8a36a062-ae53-4883-adde-1d8bcf...
- venusenvy47 3y agoI disagree a little with the first item. Copper has a higher conductivity than gold, so there isn't an advantage in electrical performance to use all gold conductors. It's only used in specific portions of a circuit board that you want to prevent from oxidation. Even if gold was cheaper than copper, you wouldn't want to make your whole circuit with gold metal. Even on IC's, which don't use a lot of metal, they switched to copper traces for the performance benefits.
- commandlinefan 3y agoThanks, that’s actually what I was wondering. Which, apparently, I should have just done my own research on rather than asking an off the cuff question here hoping somebody would know and be interested in sharing.