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A
area; ampere
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a
atto-
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Å
angstrom
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A/D
analog-to-digital
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aA
attoampere
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AA
angular aperture; atomic absorption
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AAAS
American Association for the Advancement of Science
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AART
Association for the Advancement of Radiation Technology
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AAS
American Astronomical Society
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ABG
antiblooming gate
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ABS
acrylonitrile butadiene styrene
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abs
absolute
13
AC
alternating current
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ACC
automatic current control
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ACORN
Advanced Communications Organization Research Network
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ACOST
Advisory Council on Science and Technology (UK)
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ACP
acquisition control processor
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ACR
active-cavity radiometer
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ACS
American Chemical Society; atmospheric calibration sensor
20
ACTFEL
alternating current thin-film electroluminescent
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ACTS
advanced communication technology satellite
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ACTV
advanced compatible television
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ADC
analog-to-digital converter; allyl diglycol carbonate
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ADM
adaptive delta modulation
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ADP
ammonium dihydrogen phosphate
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ADPCM
adaptive delta pulse code modulation
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ADS
angular displacement sensor
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ADSL
asymmetric digital subscriber line
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ADT
automatic data transmission
30
AEA
American Electronics Association
31
AEL
accessible emission limit
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aeron
aeronautics
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AES
Auger electron spectroscopy; atomic emission spectrometry
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AF
audio frequency; autofocusing
35
AFC
automatic frequency control
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AFCEA
Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association
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AFM
atomic force microscope
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AFOSR
Air Force Office of Scientific Research
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AFS
atomic fluorescence spectroscopy
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AGC
automatic gain control
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Term of the moment...
axis - A straight line, real or imaginary, passing through a body and indicating its center; a line so positioned that various portions of an object are located symmetrically in relation to the line.

See also optical axis.

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