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integrator

/ˈɪntəɡreɪtər/
in · te · gra · tor

Plural:integrators
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Adjective:integrative
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• noun

1

A person, organization, or software system that combines separate parts, components, or subsystems into a unified, coordinated whole.

Example

"The firm hired a systems integrator to ensure the new inventory software worked seamlessly with their existing database."


2

An electronic circuit, mechanical instrument, or computational algorithm that performs the mathematical operation of integration over time or another variable.

Example

"In analog signal processing, an operational amplifier configured as an integrator produces an output voltage proportional to the integral of its input."

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Word Origin & Etymology

Borrowed from Late Latin integrator ('a renewer'), derived from the verb integrare ('to make whole or renew'), from integer ('whole, untouched').

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