printed circuit

American  

[prin-tid sur-kit] / ˈprɪn tɪd ˈsɜr kɪt /

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.

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Etymology

Origin of printed circuit

First recorded in 1945–50

Example Sentences

The amount of copper wiring on printed circuit boards is surging in areas such as graphics processing units, and demand for high-density substrates is expanding.

From The Wall Street Journal

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.

From Barron's

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.

From Barron's

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

From Science Daily

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

From BBC