This study investigates the self-citation of high productivity journals in semiconductor literatures and compares the differences between synchronous and diachronous rates. The journal data were adopted from "The Relationship of Journal Productivity and Citations: in the Case of the Literature in Semiconductor". The self-citation ratio of synchronous refers to the ratio of the author's self-citing his/her own previous works from some literatures in the affixed reference literatures; and the self-citation ratio of diachronous refers to the ratio of self-cited literatures among the citations after the literature has been published. The following statements are the results of inductive reasoning: 1. The authors' synchronous self-citation ratios distribution is more centered than the diachronous self-citation ratios. 2. The more often are the authors being cited, the lower ratios of diachronous self-citation are. 3. The authors' diachronous self-citation ratios of semiconductor literatures does not reflect the authors' "egotism". 4. The higher ratio of synchronous self-citation is, the higher rank will the authors get. 5. The two authors of self-citation ratios of high semiconductor productivity do not relate to each other; and the distribution of their ratios does not differ apparently either.