The phrase "a chip with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific type of chip that has a particular feature or component associated with it.
Example: "The engineer designed a chip with a built-in security feature to protect user data."
Alternatives: "a chip containing a" or "a chip featuring a".
To explore that question, he needed a chip with a reliably uniform crunch.
Each beeper contains a chip with a microprocessor and a small amount of memory.
The experimental data show that a chip with a 20 μm gap has the highest sensitivity.
These ships would weigh just a few grams, and carry a chip with a tiny camera and a navigation device.
Tony has a watch that has a chip with a hard drive that contains all his work.
The ideal, however, would be a chip with a 1,000 x 1,000 grid of processors.
We present a highly sensitive chemical sensor system including a chip with an array of silicon nanowire ISFETs and a CMOS chip with custom-designed signal-conditioning circuitry.
These devices consist of a scanner and a transponder and/or a "tag", i.e. a chip with an antenna.
Across our 28 chips where we estimated error based on the LD pairs, we found as many as 90% of errors confirmed for a chip with an estimated average error rate of.8% and 455% confirmed for the chip with the highest estimated error rate of 1.99%), but none of the errors were confirmed for some chips with the lowest error rate estimates of.08 .28%.
We developed an SPR assay in which EPCR was produced with an N-terminal biotin, allowing coupling to a chip with an orientation matching that found on the cell surface and allowing complete regeneration between measurements.
Amic AB (Uppsala, Sweden) has developed a chip with an injection molded micropillar array for the dual-purpose of driving flow by capillary action and size-exclusion filtering of cells to limit effects in subsequent immunoassays [ 34].
