Abstract: The present invention discloses an autonomous multi-microcontroller system and the control method thereof, wherein any MCU core logic of the multi-microcontroller system can directly place the starting address of an inserted program into the program counter of a controllee MCU core logic. The address of the interrupted program of the controllee MCU core logic is temporarily stored in the stack memory according to the index of the stack pointer of the MCU core logic so that the controllee MCU core logic can resume execution of the interrupted program after it has completed execution of the inserted program.

Abstract: A bonding process includes the following process. A bump is formed on a first electric device. A patterned insulation layer is formed on a second electric device, wherein the patterned insulation layer has a thickness between 5 ?m and 400 ?m, and an opening is in the patterned insulation layer and exposes the second electric device. The bump is joined to the second electric device exposed by the opening in the patterned insulation layer.

Abstract: A category of substances for inflicting in a biomolecular mechanism the conformation breakdown of microbes into biological components is disclosed. A substance of the category has a chemical composition of hydrophobic nature having bonded to at least one structural point of its composition a hydrophilic functional group. A multiplicity of molecules of the substance inflicts the microbe breakdown by being adsorbed to the microbial surface of the target microbe and assembled into aggregates. The substance molecules' aggregates at close proximity to the microbial surface exert adsorptive interaction forces to nearby ones of the microbe biological components. The forces exerted are significant enough to compete with the absorptive interaction forces among the biological components and thereby disrupts the conformation, breaks out of structural binding equilibrium among the biological components, and results in the breakdown and denaturation of the microbe.