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HYB
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HYBHybridization
HYBHigh Yield Bond
HYBHybrid Circuit


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What we've been able to do is combine conventional CMOS technology with nanoscale switching devices in a hybrid circuit to increase effective transistor density, reduce power dissipation, and dramatically improve tolerance to defective devices.
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Using the DuPont LTCC PDK in conjunction with the Microwave Office industry-leading, open and integrated design platform, RF, as well as monolithic microwave integrated circuit (MMIC), and hybrid circuit designers, can improve circuit design productivity, shorten product development cycle, and speed time-to-market for their high-frequency products.
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NYSE:MDT) today said it is advising physicians that it has determined that a potential separation of interconnect wires from the hybrid circuit may affect a small subset of Sigma(R) series pacemakers.
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