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'''Electronic''' refers to the use of electrons for the purposes of amplification or control in common appliances, [[computer]]s, and [[engineer]]ing systems. Typically electronics depend on the use of [[integrated circuits]]. | '''Electronic''' refers to the use of electrons for the purposes of amplification or control in common appliances, [[computer]]s, and [[engineer]]ing systems. Typically electronics depend on the use of [[integrated circuits]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:53, December 11, 2014
Electronic refers to the use of electrons for the purposes of amplification or control in common appliances, computers, and engineering systems. Typically electronics depend on the use of integrated circuits.