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core logic

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core logic

The primary processing logic of a component, function or system. For example, a PC chipset provides all the core logic on the motherboard except for the CPU. See chipset.


core logic [′kȯr ‚läj·ik]
(electronics)
Logic performed in ferrite cores that serve as inputs to diode and transistor circuits.


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Core Logic is a small a company with just 90 or so employees housed in a tower block in southern Seoul.
Advanced Validation Labs(R) (AVL), a leading validation and testing service company and Silicon Integrated Systems Corporation(R) (SiS), a leading core logic chipset supplier, today announced its system level validation program using the SiS648FX chipset and DDR400 memory modules.
Core Logic is a global leader in the development and commercialization of Camera Application Processor (CAP) and Image Signal Processor (ISP) products, the core element of camera phones and Multimedia Application Processor (MAP) products for leading-edge multimedia implementation on mobile phones.
 
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