The phrase "associated electronics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to electronic devices or components that are related to or connected with a particular system or product.
Example: "The new smartphone model includes several features that enhance its performance, including the latest associated electronics for improved battery life."
Alternatives: "related electronics" or "connected electronics".
We cannot attach that set up with the existing complex cell-like architecture and associated electronics.
Thermal engineering has emerged as a critical component in the development of integrated circuits and associated electronics.
Their award will be used to support the continued development of a prototype and associated electronics with the goal of commercializing the system over the next year.
It consists of a YAP Ce detector, 25 mm in diameter and 100 mm long, which is optically coupled with a photomultiplier tube and associated electronics.
The geometry, construction, light-output characteristics, stability of the measured quantities, associated electronics, and in-beam performance of the device are described.
This system includes associated electronics for low-noise pre-amplification and A/D conversion, followed by digital signal acquisition and processing.
"I never bring more than two pairs of shoes, excluding sandals, which I'll throw in if I'm going to be on a beach". 7. Don't let electronics weigh you down: As any traveler knows, cords associated with electronics can take up a lot of room in your bag.
More recently, industrial development has been associated with electronics and information technology, pharmaceuticals, and medical products.
Developments concerning its mechanical and electrical design, associated readout electronics and gas mixture were carried out.
In this paper, research and development on silicon pad sensors and associated readout electronics for a Compton camera are presented.
The Argon fluence monitor houses a CsI(Tl) detector and associated miniature electronics modules for conditioning the signal from the detector.
