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Definition : Chip On Board
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Chip On Board (COB) refers to the mounting of the chip directly on a circuit board and covered with a coating of epoxy or resin to protect and insulates the chip and its connections. The coating also acts as a heatsink that enables thermal management and a significant reduction in the package profile. The technology is widely used to mound dense array of Light-Emitting Diode (LED) on a substrate.

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What is the full form of COB in Electronics?

The full form of COB is Chip On Board

What are the full forms of COB in Academic & Science?

Chip On Board | Center Of Balance | Continent-Ocean Boundary

What are the full forms of COB in Worldwide?

Chip On Board | Close Of Business | Chair of the Board | Church of the Brethren | Continuity of Business | Crew OverBoard | Center Of Balance | Chicomuceltec | Continent-Ocean Boundary | Corn Oats Barley

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