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printed circuit board
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printed circuit board  (prntd)
A flat plastic or fiberglass board on which interconnected circuits and components are laminated or etched. Chips and other electronic components are mounted on the circuits. Computers consist of one or more printed circuit boards, usually called cards or adapters. See more at motherboard.
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printed circuit board n → circuito stampato
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