Integrated circuits with fewer than 12 integrated components are referred to as
A) small-scale integration.
B) medium-scale integration.
C) large-scale integration.
D) very large scale integration.

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According to industry standard, integrated circuits with fewer than 12 integrated components are considered small-scale integration (SSI). Medium-scale integration (MSI) typically consists of ICs with between 12 and 100 components, while large-scale integration (LSI) refers to ICs with between 100 and 1000 components. Very large scale integration (VLSI) has over 1000 components on a single chip.

Integrated Circuits with Fewer Than 12 Integrated Components Are Referred