July 12, 2009

Abbreviations A-mW

Abbreviations used in Electronics

A to mW


A (amp)
Ampere

AC
Alternating current

AC/DC
Alternating current or direct current

A/D
Analog to digital

ADC
Analog-to-digital converter

AF
Audio frequency

AFT
Automatic fine tunung

AFC
Automatic frequency control

AFC
Automatic flow controller, used in controlling the flow of gasses under pressure into a vacuum system

AGC
Automatic gain control

Ah
Ampere hour

Ai
Current gain

AM
Amplitude modulation

AM/FM
Amplitude modulation or Frequency modulation

AMM
Analog multimeter

antilog
Antilogarithm

Ap

Power gain

apc
Automatic phase control

Av

Voltage gain

AVC
Automatic volume control

AWG
American wire gauge

B
Flux density

BCD
Binary coded decimal

bfo
Beat frequency oscillator

BJT
Bipolar junction transistor

BW
Bandwidth

c
Centi (10-2)

C
Capacitance or capacitor

CAD
Computer aided design

CAM
Computer aided manufacture

CATV
Cable TV

CB
Common base configuration

CB
Citizen's band

CC
Common collector

CE
Common emitter

cm
Centimeter

cmil
Circular mil

CPU
Central processing unit

C (Q)
Coulomb

CR cr
Junction diode

CRO
Cathode ray oscilloscope

CRT
Cathode ray tube

CT

Total capacitance

cw
Continuous transmission

d
Deci (10-1)

D/A or D-A
Digital to analog

DC
Direct current

Di or Di
Change in current

DIP
Dual in-line package

DMM
Digital multimeter

DPDT
Double pole double throw

Dt or Dt
Change in time

DTL
Diode transistor logic

Dv or Dv
Change in voltage

DVM
Digital voltmeter

E DC or Erms
Difference in potential

e
Instantaneous difference in potential

ECG
Electrocardiogram

ECL
Emitter coupled logic

EHF
Extremely high frequency

EHV
Extra high voltage

ELF
Extremely low frequency

EMF
Electromotive force

EMI
Electromagnetic interference

EW
Electronic warfare
f
Frequency

FET
Field effect transistor

FF
Flip Flop

fil
Filament

FM
Frequncy modulation

fr
Frequency at resonance

fsk
frequency-shift keying

FSD
Full scale deflection

G
Gravitational force

G
Conductance

G
Giga (109 )

H
Henry

H
Magnetic field intensity

H
Magnetizing flux

h
hecto (102 )

h
Hybrid

HF
High frequency

hp
Horsepower

Hz
Hertz

I
Current

i
Instantaneous current

IB
DC Base current

IC
DC Collector current

IC
Integrated circuit

Ie
Total emitter current

Ieff
Effective current

IF
Intermediate frequency

Imax
Maximum current

Imin
Minimum current

I/O
Input/output

IR
Infrared

IR
Resistor current

IS
Secondary current

IT
Total current

JFET
Junction field effedt transistor

K
Coefficient of coupling

k
Kilo (103 )

kHz
Kilohertz

kV
Kilovolt

kVA
Kilovoltampere

kW
Kilowatt

kWh
Kilowatt-hour

L
Coil, inductance

LC
Inductance-capacitance

LCD
Liquid crystal display

L-C-R
Inductance-capacitance-resistance

LDR
Light-dependent resistor

LED
Light emitting diode

LF
Low frequency

LM
Mutual inductance

LNA
Low noise amplifier

LO
Local oscillator

LSI
Large scale integration

LT
Total inductance

M
Mega (106 )

M
Mutual conductance

MI
Mutual inductance

m
Milli (10-3 )

mA
Milliampere

mag
Magnetron

max
Maximum

MF
Medium frequency

mH
Millihenry

MHz
Megahertz

min
Minimum

mm
Millimeter

mmf
Magnetomotive force

MOS
Metal oxide semiconductor

MOSFET
Metal oxide semiconductor field effect transistor

MPU
Microprocessor unit

MSI
Medium scale integrated circuit

mV
Millivolt

mW
Milliwatt

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