integrisano kolo (IC)

integrisano kolo (IC)

1) A solid-state device that includes combinations of circuit elements (resistors, capacitors, transistors) that are fabricated on or within a single continuous substrate (supporting semiconductor for the circuit).2) Contrasted with discrete circuit

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Industry/Domain: Automation
Category: Industrial automation
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