Scientists invented the world smallest computer has an area of only 1 mm2

Of the university of Michigan's scientists recently invented the world's smallest computer system.

 

This has not yet been named system wholesale power balancearea is only 1 mm2, used for pressure monitoring, can implant glaucomaeyes, for continuing to tracking disease development situation.

 

System are tiny but all-sided, including the power consumption of a microprocessor, microscopic naural color machine, memory, thin film solar cells and battery, with antenna, can the data to the external receiver's radio station.

 

Systems to "Phoenix chip" (Phoenix chip cluster generator attempts), a special design of the third generation, it's power balance bracelet  super sleep mode can be consumed to a minimum.

 

The monitor every 15 minutes "awake" once, measurement data, the average power consumption 5.3 hao WeiWa. It can store a week data information. It is only 10 hours every day of indoor light or 1.5 hours of sunlight to charge.

 

Developers say this is the first set of real sense of mm level, complete computer system. Inside are all components power consumption is extremely low, installed on a single chip, and can collect, store and send information.

 

This miniature system is expected topower balance     within a few years, commercialization and is considered the computer industry's future development direction.

 

The scientists say these miniature system networking after can be used to monitor pollution, architectural structure, patrol and tracking almost anything. Because they are too small, on a wafer can produce thousands upon thousands.

Par xmjiang le mardi 01 mars 2011

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