Summary
Key displays included home‑grown Monolithic Microwave Integrated Circuits, Infrared Focal Plane Arrays, quantum random number generators, neuromorphic accelerators, and advanced exoskeleton prototypes.
Key Points
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The showcased chips are designed for radar, electronic warfare, and missile guidance systems.
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India aims to become self‑reliant in chip design, fabrication, and testing by 2047.
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Research labs highlighted capabilities in Gallium Arsenide, Gallium Nitride, and micro‑electro‑mechanical systems technologies.
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Additional exhibits featured portable hybrid energy management systems and photonic integrated circuits.
New Words to Learn
8 wordsDefence Research and Development Organisation
India's government agency that creates new technologies for national security.
semiconductor
A material that can control electrical currents, essential for making electronic chips.
Monolithic Microwave Integrated Circuit
A compact chip that processes microwave signals, used in radar and communication.
Infrared Focal Plane Array
A sensor array that detects infrared light, acting as the 'eyes' of thermal imaging systems.
quantum random number generator
A device that uses quantum physics to create truly random numbers for secure communications.
neuromorphic accelerator
A chip that mimics how the brain works to process information quickly.
exoskeleton
A wearable framework that enhances human strength and endurance.
photonic integrated circuit
A chip that manipulates light instead of electricity to transmit data.
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