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Transistor Density
Transistor density (xTor Density) refers to the number of transistors that are fabricated per unit area.
Overview
The transistor density of a monolithic integrated circuit refers to the number of individual transistors that can be packed into a set amount of area.
The real or effective transistor density of a die can be calculated through: