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logic chip

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logic chip
A processor or controller chip. Logic always implies "processing," in which specific operations are performed or instructions are executed to perform a variety of operations. Contrast with memory chip. See logic device and discrete logic.
logic chip [′läj·ik ‚chip]
(computer science)
An integrated circuit that performs logic functions.


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