Definition of on-chip in English:

on-chip

adjective

Electronics

Denoting or relating to circuitry included in a single integrated circuit or in the same integrated circuit as a given device.
Example sentencesExamples
- Renesas Technology plans to expand the line-up of ‘QzROM microcontrollers’ incorporating on-chip QzROM.
- The new Marvell 88W8385 is the world's first device to successfully embed a CPU and sufficient on-chip memory into a single chip for complete host off-load processing.
- A preferred exemplary embodiment of the current invention concerns a memory testing process, wherein circuitry is provided on a chip to allow on-chip comparison of stored data and expected data.
- An on-chip debug controller is included to enable customers to speed time-to-market by accelerating software development and system integration.
- Cmos detectors have considerably more difficulty achieving low-noise performance because analog process circuitry is on-chip.
- Additionally, by integrating the power detector on-chip, we enable our customers to realize significant savings in BOM costs.
- The iMEMS process allows on-chip integration of electronics and micromirrors that tilt 5° full-scale in any direction.
- Cmos technology has been a major driver of this development by enhancing functionality through on-chip integration while minimizing imager size, power consumption, and weight.
- The new LPC910x products offer many on-chip functions typically found in devices more than twice their size.
- The B4 transceiver incorporates on-chip low noise amplifiers for GSM900 and the DCS1800 / PCS1900 bands.
- Another challenge on the way to practical MC sensors is on-chip integration of MC transducers, read-out components, and analyte delivery systems.
- Cmos sensors hold promise because they are more economical and less power-hungry than CCD detectors while affording designers the ability to add on-chip processing.
- Today's exploding market for multi-function consumer products requires more on-chip firmware as well as transistors, complicating and extending the design process.
- Not everything gets integrated on-chip, however.
- Cmos sensors are ideal for automotive applications due to their low cost, low power consumption, and their compatibility with integrating multiple functions on-chip.
- Because test circuitry is embedded on-chip, he says that it will be possible to perform tests on the same circuits at board level to see whether they perform as expected under ‘dirty’ conditions.
- IBM has joined Intel's Extreme Ultra Violet consortium to help develop next-generation lithography techniques capable of creating on-chip circuitry less than 0.1 micron in size.
- Using the u-Nav chipset, we have implemented an MS-Assisted solution in which the firmware is serially booted into the on-chip static random access memory from the cell baseband chip.
- In common with other FPGA suppliers, Actel's focus for devices would be to put more communications interfaces on-chip but focus on them as bridging devices.
- The interference pattern produced by mixing the specific and reference light waves is generated on-chip using the integrated optic total internal reflection mirrors and beam combiners.

Definition of on-chip in US English:

on-chip

adjectiveˌônˈCHip

Electronics

Denoting or relating to circuitry included in a single integrated circuit or in the same integrated circuit as a given device.
Example sentencesExamples
- Cmos technology has been a major driver of this development by enhancing functionality through on-chip integration while minimizing imager size, power consumption, and weight.
- Because test circuitry is embedded on-chip, he says that it will be possible to perform tests on the same circuits at board level to see whether they perform as expected under ‘dirty’ conditions.
- Renesas Technology plans to expand the line-up of ‘QzROM microcontrollers’ incorporating on-chip QzROM.
- The new LPC910x products offer many on-chip functions typically found in devices more than twice their size.
- In common with other FPGA suppliers, Actel's focus for devices would be to put more communications interfaces on-chip but focus on them as bridging devices.
- The interference pattern produced by mixing the specific and reference light waves is generated on-chip using the integrated optic total internal reflection mirrors and beam combiners.
- Another challenge on the way to practical MC sensors is on-chip integration of MC transducers, read-out components, and analyte delivery systems.
- An on-chip debug controller is included to enable customers to speed time-to-market by accelerating software development and system integration.
- Cmos sensors hold promise because they are more economical and less power-hungry than CCD detectors while affording designers the ability to add on-chip processing.
- Additionally, by integrating the power detector on-chip, we enable our customers to realize significant savings in BOM costs.
- Cmos detectors have considerably more difficulty achieving low-noise performance because analog process circuitry is on-chip.
- Not everything gets integrated on-chip, however.
- IBM has joined Intel's Extreme Ultra Violet consortium to help develop next-generation lithography techniques capable of creating on-chip circuitry less than 0.1 micron in size.
- Cmos sensors are ideal for automotive applications due to their low cost, low power consumption, and their compatibility with integrating multiple functions on-chip.
- A preferred exemplary embodiment of the current invention concerns a memory testing process, wherein circuitry is provided on a chip to allow on-chip comparison of stored data and expected data.
- The new Marvell 88W8385 is the world's first device to successfully embed a CPU and sufficient on-chip memory into a single chip for complete host off-load processing.
- The iMEMS process allows on-chip integration of electronics and micromirrors that tilt 5° full-scale in any direction.
- Using the u-Nav chipset, we have implemented an MS-Assisted solution in which the firmware is serially booted into the on-chip static random access memory from the cell baseband chip.
- The B4 transceiver incorporates on-chip low noise amplifiers for GSM900 and the DCS1800 / PCS1900 bands.
- Today's exploding market for multi-function consumer products requires more on-chip firmware as well as transistors, complicating and extending the design process.

单词	on-chip
释义	Definition of on-chip in English: on-chip adjective Electronics Denoting or relating to circuitry included in a single integrated circuit or in the same integrated circuit as a given device. Example sentencesExamples Renesas Technology plans to expand the line-up of ‘QzROM microcontrollers’ incorporating on-chip QzROM. The new Marvell 88W8385 is the world's first device to successfully embed a CPU and sufficient on-chip memory into a single chip for complete host off-load processing. A preferred exemplary embodiment of the current invention concerns a memory testing process, wherein circuitry is provided on a chip to allow on-chip comparison of stored data and expected data. An on-chip debug controller is included to enable customers to speed time-to-market by accelerating software development and system integration. Cmos detectors have considerably more difficulty achieving low-noise performance because analog process circuitry is on-chip. Additionally, by integrating the power detector on-chip, we enable our customers to realize significant savings in BOM costs. The iMEMS process allows on-chip integration of electronics and micromirrors that tilt 5° full-scale in any direction. Cmos technology has been a major driver of this development by enhancing functionality through on-chip integration while minimizing imager size, power consumption, and weight. The new LPC910x products offer many on-chip functions typically found in devices more than twice their size. The B4 transceiver incorporates on-chip low noise amplifiers for GSM900 and the DCS1800 / PCS1900 bands. Another challenge on the way to practical MC sensors is on-chip integration of MC transducers, read-out components, and analyte delivery systems. Cmos sensors hold promise because they are more economical and less power-hungry than CCD detectors while affording designers the ability to add on-chip processing. Today's exploding market for multi-function consumer products requires more on-chip firmware as well as transistors, complicating and extending the design process. Not everything gets integrated on-chip, however. Cmos sensors are ideal for automotive applications due to their low cost, low power consumption, and their compatibility with integrating multiple functions on-chip. Because test circuitry is embedded on-chip, he says that it will be possible to perform tests on the same circuits at board level to see whether they perform as expected under ‘dirty’ conditions. IBM has joined Intel's Extreme Ultra Violet consortium to help develop next-generation lithography techniques capable of creating on-chip circuitry less than 0.1 micron in size. Using the u-Nav chipset, we have implemented an MS-Assisted solution in which the firmware is serially booted into the on-chip static random access memory from the cell baseband chip. In common with other FPGA suppliers, Actel's focus for devices would be to put more communications interfaces on-chip but focus on them as bridging devices. The interference pattern produced by mixing the specific and reference light waves is generated on-chip using the integrated optic total internal reflection mirrors and beam combiners. Definition of on-chip in US English: on-chip adjectiveˌônˈCHip Electronics Denoting or relating to circuitry included in a single integrated circuit or in the same integrated circuit as a given device. Example sentencesExamples Cmos technology has been a major driver of this development by enhancing functionality through on-chip integration while minimizing imager size, power consumption, and weight. Because test circuitry is embedded on-chip, he says that it will be possible to perform tests on the same circuits at board level to see whether they perform as expected under ‘dirty’ conditions. Renesas Technology plans to expand the line-up of ‘QzROM microcontrollers’ incorporating on-chip QzROM. The new LPC910x products offer many on-chip functions typically found in devices more than twice their size. In common with other FPGA suppliers, Actel's focus for devices would be to put more communications interfaces on-chip but focus on them as bridging devices. The interference pattern produced by mixing the specific and reference light waves is generated on-chip using the integrated optic total internal reflection mirrors and beam combiners. Another challenge on the way to practical MC sensors is on-chip integration of MC transducers, read-out components, and analyte delivery systems. An on-chip debug controller is included to enable customers to speed time-to-market by accelerating software development and system integration. Cmos sensors hold promise because they are more economical and less power-hungry than CCD detectors while affording designers the ability to add on-chip processing. Additionally, by integrating the power detector on-chip, we enable our customers to realize significant savings in BOM costs. Cmos detectors have considerably more difficulty achieving low-noise performance because analog process circuitry is on-chip. Not everything gets integrated on-chip, however. IBM has joined Intel's Extreme Ultra Violet consortium to help develop next-generation lithography techniques capable of creating on-chip circuitry less than 0.1 micron in size. Cmos sensors are ideal for automotive applications due to their low cost, low power consumption, and their compatibility with integrating multiple functions on-chip. A preferred exemplary embodiment of the current invention concerns a memory testing process, wherein circuitry is provided on a chip to allow on-chip comparison of stored data and expected data. The new Marvell 88W8385 is the world's first device to successfully embed a CPU and sufficient on-chip memory into a single chip for complete host off-load processing. The iMEMS process allows on-chip integration of electronics and micromirrors that tilt 5° full-scale in any direction. Using the u-Nav chipset, we have implemented an MS-Assisted solution in which the firmware is serially booted into the on-chip static random access memory from the cell baseband chip. The B4 transceiver incorporates on-chip low noise amplifiers for GSM900 and the DCS1800 / PCS1900 bands. Today's exploding market for multi-function consumer products requires more on-chip firmware as well as transistors, complicating and extending the design process.
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