Answers.com > Wiki Answers > Categories > Technology > Computers > Computer Hardware > How does integrated circuit differ from transistors?

How does integrated circuit differ from transistors?

Answer:

In simple wores, an IC is a combination of more than 100's of transistors where are a transistor is a single device

Contributor:

Nebin

First answer by Nebin Nazar. Last edit by Nebin Nazar. Contributor trust: 24 [recommend contributor ]. Question popularity: 1 [recommend question].

[report abuse]

Can you answer these Computer Hardware questions?

	How do you explain system unit in comparing as the part of a body?	Answer it!
	Why are keyboards connected to the serial port?	Answer it!
	What is random bus arbitration?	Answer it!
	What are some test equipment that is available for use in diagnosing and repairing communications?	Answer it!
	What was the role of Vinton Gray Cerf?	Answer it!

Age of transistor and integrated circuits?
50 years
Do integrated circuits contain millions of transistors?
Depends on the complexity of the logic it's planned for... People talk about 'millions' of transistors to highlight the importance of ICs. For instance in a motor driver IC, there's nothing but a...
What disadvantage of the transistor did the integrated circuit eliminate?
This sounds like a question from a sheet I did or actually had for HW the answer is they eliminated the heat sensitive components
Difference between transistor and integrated circuit?
No difference both are active devices THE DIFFERENCE maybe in understanding that an IC may contain thousands of transistors
Why is integrated circuit called integrated circuit?
because it is situated on the silicon board with resistors ,transistors and wires.These three things organize electrical circuit. Integrated = mixed or combined (same usage as "integrated school" in...