Getting your key for your car duplicated can be a draining task, but your warrenty may provide you some relief. Make sure to read it over and consult your dealership before getting any car keys made.
It has an ECU which contains memory chips.
the IC that is organized as a single-chip microprocessor contains only CPU without the other peripherals like ROM, RAM, and I/O ports that comprise a microcomputer, while the single-chip microcomputer is the chip that contains all the components that give the capabilities of the microcomputer.
a big memory chip. which is expensive
A silicon chip is in a computer, and objects that you use in your kitchen, such as a blender, and a microwave!
No, regardless of whether it contains a computer chip, or not, it is still an 'appliance.'
A "Transponder Key" refers to the key you use to start your car. The bulky black part of your key contains a "Transponder Chip". It is a computer chip that contains a code that is known by the computer in your car. If you were to take that chip out of the key your key would not start your car. So, how it works is as follows. When the ignition switch is turned on the computer in the car sends out an electrical impulse. This electrical impulse is picked up by the chip which sends a specific code back to the cars computer. The chip has no battery, it receives enough power from the electrical impulse to power itself long enough to send the code to the cars computer. I know this why? Because I lost the ONLY key to my ford focus and am going to be spending somewhere around 90 dollars to get it fixed. They are an expensive piece of equipment so be careful about dropping your keys and what-not. Matt
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The computer chip
The ROM Chip
The computer chip was invented in America by Lee de Forest!!!!
A computer chip used in Xboxes and elsewhere.
BIOS chip