monolithic technology
[/ˌmɒnəˈlɪθɪk tekˈnɒlədʒi/]
nounpl: monolithic technologies
tecnologia monolítica
1. An integrated circuit or electronic system manufactured as a single, unified structure where all components are fabricated on a single substrate, typically silicon
Monolithic technology revolutionized computing by integrating thousands of transistors on a single chip.
A tecnologia monolítica revolucionou a computação ao integrar milhares de transistores em um único chip.
2. A manufacturing approach where complex systems are built as one continuous, indivisible unit rather than as separate modular components
The processor uses monolithic technology, which reduces manufacturing costs and increases reliability.
O processador utiliza tecnologia monolítica, o que reduz custos de fabricação e aumenta a confiabilidade.
Monolithic technology is a foundational concept in electronics and semiconductor engineering, widely discussed in both American and Brazilian academic and industrial contexts. The term is used identically in English and Portuguese technical communities, reflecting the global nature of the semiconductor industry.
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