Article 2. Basic concepts
On legal protection of topologies of integrated microcircuits (218-II-son) · Date: 12.05.2001 · In force
The following basic concepts shall be applied in this law:
integrated microcircuit — a microelectronic product in its final or intermediate form, designed to perform an electronic function, in which elements, at least one of which is active, and some or all interconnections are inseparably formed in the volume and (or) on the surface of the material on which this product is made;
integrated microcircuit topology — the spatial-geometric location of the integrated microcircuit elements and the set of connections between them recorded in the physical body;
the right holder — is the author of the integrated microcircuit topology, his heir, as well as a natural or natural person who received and owns the property rights to use the integrated microcircuit topology based on the law or contract.
