1. miniaturized electronic circuits and components, typically integrated into a single chip or small device
Usage: uncountable; technical term used in electronics and computer engineering

Examples

• Modern smartphones rely on advanced microcircuitry to perform billions of calculations per second.
• The development of microcircuitry revolutionized the computer industry in the 1970s.
• Engineers designed the microcircuitry to fit within a space smaller than a grain of rice.
• Advances in microcircuitry have made portable devices more powerful and efficient.
• The microcircuitry in this device controls temperature, humidity, and power consumption.
• Manufacturers continue to push the boundaries of microcircuitry to create faster processors.