The Battle of the Chips: The Pros and Cons of Monolithic vs. Hybrid ICs Presented By: Tanvir Rahman Sahed 202016032 Introduction Welcome to the Battle of the Chips. Today we will explore the pros and cons of Monolithic and Hybrid ICs. Which one is the best? Let's find out. What are Monolithic ICs? Monolithic ICs are made from a single piece of semiconductor material. They are known for their low power consumption and high reliability. However, they can be difficult to design and manufacture. Advantages of Monolithic ICs 1. Miniaturization. 2. Cost-effectiveness. 3. Reliability. 4.High Performance . What are Hybrid ICs? Hybrid ICs are made by combining multiple types of semiconductor materials. They are known for their flexibility and ease of design. However, they may not be as reliable as monolithic ICs. Pros of Hybrid ICs Hybrid ICs are more flexible in design and can be customized for specific applications. They also have a lower cost of production than monolithic ICs. These factors make them ideal for use in larger devices and applications where cost is a major factor. Conclusion So, which one is better? It depends on the specific needs of your application. If you need a low power, highly reliable solution, go with a monolithic IC. If you need flexibility and cost savings, go with a hybrid IC. In the end, both types of ICs have their pros and cons. Thanks Do you have any questions?