miniaturized electronics
[/ˌmɪn.i.ə.tʃə.raɪzd ɪ.ˈlek.trɑ.nɪks/]
nounpl: miniaturized electronics (uncountable)
eletrônicos miniaturizados
1. Electronic devices or components that have been reduced in size while maintaining or improving their functionality
Miniaturized electronics have revolutionized the smartphone industry by allowing manufacturers to fit powerful processors into thin devices.
Os eletrônicos miniaturizados revolucionaram a indústria de smartphones ao permitir que os fabricantes encaixassem processadores potentes em dispositivos finos.
2. Technology involving the design and production of very small electronic circuits and devices used in medical implants, wearables, and consumer gadgets
Miniaturized electronics in hearing aids have significantly improved the quality of life for people with hearing loss.
Os eletrônicos miniaturizados em aparelhos auditivos melhoraram significativamente a qualidade de vida das pessoas com perda auditiva.
3. Compact electronic systems that integrate multiple functions into a small footprint, typically used in aerospace, military, and consumer applications
The development of miniaturized electronics has enabled the creation of sophisticated drones and autonomous systems.
O desenvolvimento de eletrônicos miniaturizados permitiu a criação de drones sofisticados e sistemas autônomos.
This term is widely used in both American and Brazilian tech industries. In Brazil, it's particularly relevant given the country's growing semiconductor and electronics manufacturing sector. The concept is central to modern consumer technology and is frequently discussed in tech conferences, universities, and innovation hubs in major Brazilian cities like São Paulo and Belo Horizonte. The term reflects global technological advancement and is standardized across both English and Portuguese-speaking tech communities.
Related Idioms & Phrases
shrinking the gap between form and function
packing more power into less space
downsizing without compromise
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