Integrated circuit (IC) (IC)

The electrical and often mechanical connection between an electronic device or component and a printed circuit board. Solder joints, for example, interconnect an integrated circuit (IC) package leads to the pads of a printed circuit board.

1) an equivalent activation energy for use with complex structures (IC for example) to estimate the time to failure distribution. 2) a calculated activation energy using the relationship between stress and failure rate (empirically derived) representing the relationship between the applied stress and time-to-failure for a specific failure mechanism.

An integrated circuit (IC) that is custom-designed for a particular task or application.

A electronics test, debugging, or diagnostics method designed into the IC or circuit. The method observes the I/O buffers of a circuit or functional block and are controlled by scan cells.

An silicon electronics device (integrated circuit) using complementary metal-oxide semiconductor construction.