printed circuit

[prin-tid sur-kit]

noun

Electronics.

1. a circuit made up of components mounted on a sheet made up of layers of conductive and insulating material onto which interconnecting conductors have been printed, etched, etc.

Word History and Origins

Origin of printed circuit¹

First recorded in 1945–50

Example Sentences

China, for example, controls 80% of the basic ingredients that go into antibiotics and fever reducers and controls roughly half of global production of printed circuit boards.

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China, for example, controls 80% of the basic ingredients that go into antibiotics and fever reducers and controls roughly half of global production of printed circuit boards.

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They also created a low-cost, printed circuit board with built-in digital microfluidics, which the emitter is soldered to.

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The island’s tech firms also produce components, including printed circuit boards and advanced camera lenses.

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In this case, the researchers used polyaniline, also known as PANI, a synthetic polymer with conductive properties already used in applications such as printed circuit board manufacturing.

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