Paper reviewCRAMMING MORE COMPONENTS ONTO INTEGRATED CIRCUITSWith unit cost a!!in" as the nu#$er o co#ponents per circuit rises% $& '()* econo#ics #a& +ictate s,uee-in" as #an& as .*/// co#ponent on a sin"!e si!icon chip012 Gor+on E0 MooreA si#p!e o$servation #a+e over 3/ &ears a"o% on the "rowth in the nu#$er o +evices per si!icon +ie has $eco#e a centra! +rivin" orce o one o the #ost +&na#ic o the wor!+4s in+ustries 0'0' 5IRT6 O7 MOORE4S 8AWMoore predicted the domination of integrated circuits in the feld of modern electronics. On the basis of the trending decline in the falling unit cost of components per circuit which stands true to the test of time and proves preciseness of his prediction when we take a look at the present electronic scenario.'09 MOORE4S PREDICTION AND PRESENT SCENARIOGordon Moore predicted the future of the integrated electronics. According to him the computers would become more powerful and organized. Also memories will be distributed throughout the machine rather than being concentrated in a central unit providing reliability and construction of larger processing units.At that time though integrated circuits were not that popular and were only used in new military systems. But proects like Apollo proved the reliability of integrated electronics at that time.!e also proposed the various advantages of the integrated electronic circuits. "ower #ost $eliability #ompactness $educed %eight &ower '(ciency )impler *esigns "arge scale data processing #ommunication networksCosts an+ curves :!e proposed that reduced cost is one of the big attraction of the integrated electronics and the cost advantage continues to increase as the technology evolves towards the production of the larger and larger circuit functions on a single semiconductor substrate.This was ;ust a #ere proposa! without an& scienti