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A mixed-mode integrated circuit is an integrated circuit with both digital and analog electronics integrated on the same chip (silicon die).
Typical usage: radio chips, sound chips.
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Mixed-mode integrated circuit From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. A mixed-mode integrated circuit is an integrated circuit with both digital and analog electronics integrated on the same chip (silicon die). Typical usage: radio chips, sound chips. |
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