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Isolinear Chips, otherwise known as Isolinear Optical/Processing Chips, are a technology introduced in The Next Generation. Isolinear systems are what generally run a starship in that era, replacing the duotronic systems in The Original Series. Isolinear chips are a physical storage medium as well as an operational and processing controller.
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Isolinear Chips from the inside of a PADD (in-universe) -
Screen-Used ISO Chips, various. -
Early iteration of the ISO Chip from Seasons 1 and 2 of TNG. -
Screen-used Early ISO Chip. -
Ditto, rear. -
Screen-Used Enterprise-E ISO Chip. -
Ditto, rear.
