What is the full form of VLSI?

The full form of VLSI is Very Large Scale Integration. By incorporating thousands of transistors into a single chip, VLSI is the process by which integrated circuits (ICs) are produced.

• Before the introduction of VLSI technology, most circuits restricted the range of functions they can handle.
• A ROM, CPU, RAM and other glue logic might comprise an electrical circuit.
• VLSI allows all of that to be added into one chip by IC designers.
• It’s used on a single mini-silicon chip to build so many chips & circuits.
• VLSI started when complicated semiconductor & communication techniques were developed in the 1970s.
• VLSI computer is a microprocessor.