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SOIC
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SOICSmall-Outline Integrated Circuit
SOICSenior Official of the Intelligence Community
SOICsenior officer of the Intelligence Community (US DoD)
SOICSpace Operational Intelligence Center


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Intersil's exposed-pad device package is a thermally enhanced eight-lead small-outline integrated circuit (EPSOIC) that enables power supplies to run cooler and more efficiently.
Intersil Announces World's Smallest 100-V Half-Bridge Driver ICs; ... by Business Wire
Semtech's SC2424 provides 2, 3 or 4 synchronous output signals with all supervisory and protection circuitry onboard a small 28-pin small-outline integrated circuit (SOIC).
Semtech Introduces Industry's First 4-Phase Power IC For High ... by Business Wire
Current MicroStamp-based products include the MicroStamp credit card-sized device and the MicroStamp Engine(TM) in a 20-pin, small-outline integrated circuit (SOIC) plastic package.
MICRON COMMUNICATIONS, INC., ANNOUNCES AGREEMENT WITH THE FEDERAL ... by Business Wire
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