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cut-and-clinch | clinch is an operation bending leads in angle to avoid component pop-up during wave-soldering after parts are automatically inserted to a board |
parabolic antenna | An antenna that uses a dish with a parabolic curve (called a parabolic reflector) to focus radio signals being transmitted or received. |
qfp | quad flat pack |
v-scoring | a board profiling process created by the blade cutting straight lines form both sides of board |
appliance | Anything your orthodontist attaches to your teeth that moves your teeth or changes the shape of your jaw. |
dip | Dual In-Line Package |
doping | A wafer fabrication process in which exposed areas of silicon are bombarded with chemical impurities to alter the way the silicon conducts electricity in those areas. |
flux | A preserve agent for soldering |
inemi | National Electronics Manufacturing Initiative (a.k.a NEMI) |
dnc | Direct Numerical Control |
qip | Quadruple In-Line Package |
solder paste | form of solder to be printed on SMD pads by using a stencil in assembly |
processor | The component of a computer that handles the processing work the computer does; also called a CPU and a microprocessor. |
mini dimm | Smallest outline dual inline memory modules. |
ssram | Synchronous Static Random Access Memory |
collection biasing | A feature that enables search appliance administrators to influence the order of documents in search results based on the documents' memberships in collections. |
pfbga | Plastic Fine Pitch Ball Grid Array |
en iso 20345 | European footwear Standard incorporating details of anti-static footwear. |
spd | Serial presence detect |
mru | Maximum Receive Unit |
cold runner | a channel in a TSE mold that is maintained at a temperature that prevents crosslinking of a compound within the channel, thus minimizing or essentially eliminating runner scrap. |
tie wire | A fine wire that is twisted around your bracket to hold the archwire in place. |
discussion thread | In an online forum such as a newsgroup, a series of messages or articles in which replies to a message are nested directly under it, instead of the messages being arranged in chronological or alphabetical order. |
cosmetic dentistry | The field of dentistry dedicated to the art and science of enhancing a person's smile, overall appearance, and oral health. |
bonding | Adhering tooth-coloured resin materials to tooth surface to create a bond. |
sac | Sn/Ag/Cu |
olb | Outer Lead Bonding |
ohms | A unit of electrical resistance |
credit card fraud | The theft of a victim's credit card in order to charge purchases |
unnesting | flattening out a complex data structure, bringing some data up from one level together with data on higher levels |
cosmetic contouring | Reshaping the natural teeth to make them straighter or more youthful in appearance. |
design session | See Interaction Design Session. |
extreme ultraviolet technology | A technology for extending ultraviolet lithography by manufacturing a lens with concave and convex mirrors |
virus | Computer programs designed to destroy data on a computer, so named as they tend to replicate in the host system. |
non-plated-through | a type of hole on circuit board generally used as mounting holes |
octet | Eight data bits. |
defra | Department of the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs |
tdo | Test Data Output (TAP signal) |
pga | Pin Grid Array |
di | De-Ionized water |
convection reflow | Soldering using forced hot air |
hop count | A measure of distance between two points on the Internet. |
s-video | A type of computer connection that allows you to attach an S-Video monitor, video recorder, or television to your PC. |
mrp | Material Requirement Planning |
blackpad | Poor solderability caused by contamination between the gold and nickel plating. |
eu | European Union |
wire bond | Die assembly method in which die is bonded upright to substrate and electrical connections are made with gold or aluminium wire between the bond pads and traces on the substrate. |
ufpt | Ultra Fine Pitch Technology |
dimmer switch | A switch which incorporates a control for the brightness of a light fitting. |
elastic | A small rubber band that is hooked between different points on your appliance to provide pressure to move your teeth to a new position. |
wsi | Wafer Scale Integration |
cem | Contract Electronic Manufacturer |
controller | The circuits that control data transfer to and from a disk drive (floppy disk, hard disk, or optical disc). |
laminating | The process of applying a thin porcelain or composite resin veneer to a tooth |
mlb | Multi-Layer Board |
circuit protective conductor | A name used for the protective earth wiring of all metal parts of a building (see Earthing). |
object | In object-oriented programming, a variable comprising both routines and data that is treated as a discrete entity. |
nanosecond | One billionth of a second; used to measure the speed of the parts |
engineering change order | an alteration made to an AVL or BOM, such as the replacement of one component by a substitute component |
cr | Hexavalent Chromium |
fpt | Fine Pitch Technology |
record | Evidence of something an organization did, a memorial of business activity, and information that a company intends on retaining to conduct ordinary business. |
ram | Random access memory; a computer component that allows you to store data. |
n | nitrogen Ni - nickel |
convergence | from the laser's perspective, convergence refers to the laser growing smaller as it moves from point "a" to point "b." After the laser passes through the focus lens, the beam converges until it reaches its waist point. |
power down | To turn the system's power OFF. |
expansion card | A circuitry board that you can add to a computer internally to expand that computer’s capabilities. |
dpc | Die Product Consortia |
customer | The buyer of a software |
mounting box | A metal or plastic, square or rectangular box secured to a surface and to which the switch, socket or other fitting is secured, normally using screws through the fitting into lugs at each end of the box |
c-rimmtm | See Continuity RIMMTM |
dft | Design for Test |
ubga | Micro Ball Grid Array |
imc | Intermetallic Compound |
tck | Test Clock (TAP Signal) |
mcm | Multi-Chip Module |
soic | Small-Outline Integrated Circuit |
plcc | Plastic Leadless Chip Carrier |
requirements analysis | An initial analysis performed to define a problem clearly and to specify the nature of the proposed solution. |
post | A diagnostic test the Ascend unit performs when it first starts up or after a system reset |
cmos | Complementary Metal Oxide SemiconductorsCombine both positive- and negative-channel transistors on the same circuit design |
eda | Electronic Design Automation |
voc | Volatile Octane Compound |
new product introduction | a set of integrated processes used to convert a product design into a manufacturing-ready product while meeting cost, quality and time-to-market objectives |
voltage | The numerical value of the electrical potential between two points in a circuit |
pwi | Process Window Index |
electrical first fix | Generally used to refer to that part of an electrical installation that is not visible on completion - i.e |
gui | Graphical User Interface |
tlc | Three Layer Cell: higher density, lower endurance limit than MLC and SLC and 5,000 program/erase cycles per cell. |
tab | tape automated bonding |
value | the state of an object |
lat | Lot Acceptance Test (also known as an element evaluation) |
smart | Surface Mount And Related Technology |
composite resin | Tooth-colored filling material made of resin reinforced with silica or porcelain particles. |
conductive | The ability to allow the flow of an electric charge. |
word | In normal "computerese", the piece of data of the size most efficiently handled by your computer, typically 32 bits or so, give or take a few powers of 2 |
led | Light Emitting Diode; a display and lighting technology used in almost every electronic product. |
cpu | Central processing unit |
predicate rule | Requirements set forth in the Act, the PHS Act, or any FDA regulation, with the exception of part 11. |
bsr | Boundary Scan Register |
bipolar | A type of transistor noted for its speed where a flow of both conduction electrons and holes determine the device characteristics. |
sprue | the round and tapered channel that conveys compound to a cavity from a transfer pot, or from an injection molding machine to the runner system or mold |
waterjet machining | a fine, high-pressure, high-velocity jet of water directed by a small nozzle used to cut hard or soft materials |
variable | A named storage location that can hold any of various kinds of value, as your program sees fit. |
outsourcing | the process of subcontracting a process, such as product design or manufacturing, to a third-party company |
single banked | A memory module with only one bank or row |
bom | Build of Material |
firewall | A security system intended to protect an organisation's network against external threats by preventing computers in the organisation's network from communicating directly with computers external to the network and vice-versa. |
warping | warping generally refers to finished board warp and twist |
wattage | A unit of power - in electrical equipment defined as Watts = Volts x Amperes |
cnc | Computer Numerical Control |
substrate | The body or base layer of an integrated circuit, onto which other layers are deposited to form the circuit |
fiber optic | A technology that sends data as light at high speeds and in large amounts. |
bus | Circuitry that is used to move data |
ip | Intellectual Property |
gold/nickel plating | a gold plating generally required for contact fingers |
electropolishing | producing a smooth, bright surface on a metal by immersion in an electrolytic bath |
porcelain | A ceramic, tooth-colored material that fuses at high temperatures to form a hard, enamel-like substance |
ceiling rose | The ceiling fitting above conventional lights |
dfx | Design For Excellence |
aoi | Automatic Optical Inspection |
malocclusion | A bad bite caused by incorrect positions of the upper or lower teeth |
recharging cradle | A base connected to a power outlet into which you can place a device that runs on rechargeable batteries in order to recharge those batteries. |
sot | Small Outline Transistor |
ess | Environmental Stress Screening |
mac | A system of rules used to move data from one physical medium to another. |
tcf | Technical Compliance File |
ir | Infrared |
wsop | Very Very Thin Small-Outline Package |
current | The amount of power drawn by an appliance - see Ampere. |
ic | Integrated circuit |
regular expression | A single entity with various interpretations, like an elephant |
twin and earth | Standard power cable with two coloured insulated cores and a bare earth wire for supplying lights, sockets, heaters etc |
npi | New product introduction |
fiber optics | thin transparent fibers of glass or plastic that are enclosed by material of a lower index of refraction and that transmit light throughout their length by internal reflections |
mfg | Manufacturer |
c/ir | Convection/Infrared |
hardness | the ability to resist penetration |
system center capacity manager | Microsoft capacity planning tool for corporations designed to model, deploy and manage network resources. |
rubber dam | A thin rubber sheet applied to teeth to control moisture during dental procedures. |
output | Anything that the computer produces. |
jtag | Joint Test Action Group (usually refers to IEEE 1149.1 standard compliance) |
cob | (Chip on Board) A bare die that is attached to a rigid substrate face up and electrically interconnected to the substrate using wire bond technology |
tse | thermosetting elastomer. |
building regulations | Part P of the Building Regulations covers the installation and modification of electrical wiring - applies to England and Wales |
fop | Fineness of Print (Stencil) |
cdr | Convection Dominant Reflow |
soc | System-on-Chip |
cpld | Complex Programmable Logic Device |
qa | Quality Assurance |
tsqfp | Thin Shrink Quad Flat Package |
dfa | Design For Assembly |
coast | Cache on a stick |
dpmo | Defects Per Million Opportunities |
s level | Wafer fabrication processing and quality requirements per MIL-PRF-38535 |
ic | Integrated Circuit |
ec | European Commission |
fphs | fine pitch heat seal |
shunt resistor | For the purpose of troubleshooting hardware, a shunt resistor is a small circuit that can be placed between two points of another circuit to measure the current passing through those points |
kbps | kilobits per second |
edif | Electronic Device Interchange Format |
surround sound | 3D environmental audio, created by a set of speakers positioned around the listener. |
microdeburring | the process of removing burrs from metal machined to subminiature dimensions |
advanced graphics port | The advanced graphics port (AGP) bus allows the graphics controller to directly access texture map data from the main memory rather than having to move it to the graphic controllers' local memory first |
milling | a machining operation in which metal the work piece into contact with a horizontally or vertically mounted cutter |
ingress protection | Ability of an enclosure to prevent the ingress of undesirable liquids or dust/powders. |
cartridge fuse | A fuse within a ceramic cylindrical body which is pushed into a fuse holder |
fuse box | see Consumer Unit. |
conceptual data models | any data model in which data is described independently of the logical model used to organise the data, instead relating the data to real-world concepts |
entity recognition | A feature that discovers interesting entities in documents with missing or poor metadata and stores these entities in the search index. |
cenelec/iec : zone 0: | Gas/Vapour explosive atmospheres present continuously, for long periods or frequently. |
vqfp | Very Thin Quad Flat Package |
eco | Engineering change order |
aoq | Average Outgoing Quality |
empa | Electronic Manufacturing Process Audit |
slam | Specifications, Languages, Analysis, and Model checking project explores the relations among these areas of software development. |
msl | Moisture sensitivity level |
oxide | a compound of oxygen with one or more metallic elements |
fpc | flexible printed circuit - a patterned arrangement of printed wiring utilizing flexible base material with or without flexible cover layers |
sdrp | Source Demand Routing Protocol |
impressions | The process of making a model of your teeth by biting into a soft material that hardens into a mold of your teeth |
eutectic | Solder that have a very short transition from liquid to solid, an optimal mix with no plastic state |
flush | The act of emptying a buffer, often before it's full. |
pcb | Printed circuit board |
edm | Electrical Discharge Machining |
spc | Statistical Process Control |
analog data | Data that can have any value in a range and that can change continuously; the time of day represented by clock hands, or the temperature represented by a liquid thermometer are examples of analog data. |
driver | a software component allowing a software system to use databases stored on DBMSs by a particular vendor |
minimum conductor space | The smallest distance between any two adjacent conductors, such as traces, on a board. |
electronic component | a part of the printed circuit board, such as resistor, capacitor, transistor, etc. |
i²c | Inter-Integrated Circuit (or "two-wire interface") is a multi-master serial single-ended computer bus |
bumped die | Unpackaged integrated circuit that has interconnect material formed in contact with the I/O to allow flip-chip attachment. |
sme | Small and Medium Sized Enterprises |
nanometer | One billionth of a meter. |
smt | surface mount technology - a fully automated manufacturing system to mount or solder electrical and/or electronic components on the surface of a PCB |
paper prototype | A user interface design showing layout and organization on paper (Constantine & Lockwood) |
bond-rite™ | Instrinsically Safe Self-Testing Clamp (patented) |
rohs | Restriction of Hazardous Substances Compliant. |
incisor | The central or lateral front teeth with cutting edges (4 upper and 4 lower). |
line in jack | The I/O panel jack where you plug a traditional audio-producing device (stereo, VCR, and so on) into the PC for capturing sound. |
subwoofer | A speaker box designed for low-frequency sounds, which gives oomph to the bass in music or adds emphasis to the sounds in games. |
total dose radiation | The total accumulated amount of ionizing radiation at a specified exposure rate that can be experienced by a microcircuit before its performance degradates below set limits |
doe | Design Of Experiments |
aso | Ag/Sn/O2 |
fine pitch | fine pitch is more commonly referred to surface-mount components with a lead pitch of 25 mils or less. |
sab | Sn/Ag/Bi |
frequency | In alternating current, the rate at which the current changes direction - in the UK typically 50 Hertz |
ldt | Liquidus Dwell Time |
nemi | National Electronics Manufacturing Initiative |
eia | Electronics Industry Alliance |
cpi | Continuous Process Improvement |
crt | Cathode Ray Tube |
knowledge | Relationships, facts, assumptions, heuristics and models derived through the formal and informal analysis or interpretation of data. |
gbps | Gigabits per second, which is a measurement of speed for digital signal transmission expressed in billions of bits per second. |
grommet | A small, round rubber/plastic washer with a groove in the outer edge so that it can be located in mounting boxes etc to prevent chafing of cables passing through. |
omnidirectional antenna | A type of antenna that radiates power equally in all directions at once. |
mpeg-3 | Initially an MPEG standard designed for HDTV (high-definition television), but it was found that MPEG-2 could be used instead |
bond | The seal created by orthodontic cement that holds your appliances in place. |
quad flat pack | A flat, rectangular, integrated circuit with its leads projecting from all four sides of the package without radius. |
tqfn | Thin Quad Flat Package with No Lead |
ubm | Under Bump Metallurgy |
vcse | Acronym for the Visual C# Studio Express edition—a free download of an integrated development environment (IDE) with less functionality than Visual Studio but still containing all the essentials and tailored to C# development |
post cure | a treatment, generally at high temperature, to increase the state of crosslinking and/or volatilize undesired materials in an elastomer compound. |
google apps | Hosted web applications that organizations can use for communication, productivity, and collaboration |
intellectual property | any product of the human intellect that is unique, novel and unobvious, and has some value in the marketplace |
oa | Organic Acid |
pb | Lead |
fibc | Special conductive FIBC for use with flammable powders. |
tab | Tape Automated Bonding |
al | Aluminium |
area classification | A system to indicate the degree to which flammable/explosive atmospheres are present (i.e |
in-circuit test | A test to verify components' behaviors after they have mounted on board |
business process | An activity or set of activities that are part of a service either to a citizen or to another organisational unit within or outside the particular Public Administration. |
sabc | Sn/Ag/Bi/Cu |
blow molding | The process of inflating a hot, hollow, thermoplastic preform or parison inside a closed mold so its shape conforms to that of the mold cavity. |
scorch | premature crosslinking of an elastomer compound. |
stack | A device you can put things on the top of, and later take them back off in the opposite order in which you put them on |
cd/dvd recorder | A type of drive that you can attach to your computer in order to copy data from your PC to a recordable CD or DVD. |
molder | an object, generally metal or plastic, that becomes an integral part of a molded elastomer article. |
qta | Quick Turn Around |
boundary scan | A method allowing you to observe and have complete control of the boundary pins of a JTAG compatible device via software control. |
tpe | thermoplastic elastomer |
hasl | Hot Air Solder Leveling |
bandwidth | An analog measure derived from the difference between the highest and lowest frequency on a carrier wave |
bonding reels | (or static discharge reels) Used for connecting conductive objects to an earthing or grounding point. |
tg | Glass transition temperature |
non-conductive | The ability to resist the flow of an electric charge. |
lsi | large scale integrated circuit |
bumped die | Unpackaged integrated circuit that has interconnect material formed in contact with the I/O to allow flip-chip attachment |
cem-1 | A NEMA grade of industrial laminate having a substrate of woven glass surfaces over a cellulose paper core and a resin binder of epoxy |
smt | Surface Mount Technology |
ssop | Shrink Small-Outline Package |
tab | tape automated bonding Tg - glass transition temperature Tape & reel shipping method utilizing 7 inch reels |
dil | Dual In-Line |
telephony | The science of translating sound into electrical signals, transmitting them, and then converting them back to sound; that is, the science of telephones |
intrinsically safe | Electrical equipment and circuits incapable of generating energy sufficient to present a hazard in a flammable area. |
mm | A micron (or micrometer) |
ms | A microsecond: One millionth of a second. |
pumpking | A pumpkin holder, the person in charge of pumping the pump, or at least priming it |
temperature | Commercial (0 to 70C), Extended (-25 to 85C), and Industrial (-40 to 85C) |
medical identity theft | Theft involving a victim's insurance or used to make false claims for medical services |
oc-12 | A SONET line rate of 622.08 Mb/s |
tcp/ip | Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol. |
inlay | A porcelain, resin, or gold filling (made to fit a prepared cavity) cemented or bonded in place to help restore a decayed or broken tooth. |
svf | Serial Vector Format |
gui | Graphical User Interface (pronounced "Goo-ey"). |
pumpkin | A notional "baton" handed around the Perl community indicating who is the lead integrator in some arena of development. |
pth | Pin Through Hole |
self-replication* | The ability of an entity such as a living cell to make a copy of itself |
tssop | Thin Shrink Small-Outline Package |
window | A distinct rectangular region on the screen, usually with borders and a top bar that allows to drag it around |
gateway | Gateways are points of entrance to and exit from a communications network |
minimum conductor width | The smallest width of any conductors, such as traces, on a board. |
cpu | Central processing unit; A computer component, often called a processor and microprocessor, whose speed determines how fast your PC operates. |
monopole | A type of antenna which consists of a single conducting rod that is mounted to a conductive surface |
ilb | Inner Lead Bonding |
pbga | Plastic Ball Grid Array |
tht | Through-Hole Technology |
time to market | the length of time it takes to introduce products into the marketplace |
soj | Small-Outline J-Lead |
diastema | The space between two teeth. |
tolerance | the range of variation permitted in maintaining a specified |
waffle packs | Plastic trays with individualized pockets designed for a specific die size |
ra | Rosin Fully Activated |
sdr | See SDRAM |
wax | Wax is used to stop your braces from irritating your lips. |
caf | Conductive Anodic Filamentation (or Conductive Anodic Filament growth) - An electrical short which occurs in PCBs when a conductive filament forms in the laminate dielectric material between two adjacent conductors under an electrical bias |
debanding | The process of removing cemented orthodontic bands from your teeth. |
ligation | The process of attaching an archwire to the brackets on your teeth. |
mcv | Maximum Concentration Value |
bit shift | The movement of bits left or right in a computer word, which has the effect of multiplying or dividing by a power of 2. |
vqfn | Very Small Quad Flat No Pins |
ddr sdram | Double Data Rate Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory |
adc | Analog-to-Digital Converter |
beam lead | A metal beam (flat metallic lead which extends from the edge of a chip much as wooden beams extend from a roof overhang) deposited directly onto the surface of the die as part of the wafer processing cycle in the fabrication of an integrated circuit |
cof | (Chip on Flex) A bare die that is attached to a flexible laminate substrate active side up and electrically interconnected to the substrate using wire bond technology |
capture card | A video upgrade card that can capture incoming analog video signal and convert it to digital video. |
elastic tie | The tiny rubber band that fits around your bracket to hold the archwire in place |
ic | integrated circuit |
zaf | Z-Axis Adhesive Film |
broadband | A way of transmitting large amounts of data, voice, and video that is greater than standard voice grade transmission |
hdi | High Density Interconnects |
fa | Failure Analysis |
aql | Acceptable Quality Level |
oe | Output Enable |
sem | Scanning Electron Micrograph - high resolution photography that uses electrons rather than light waves to define an image |
ems | Electronic Manufacturing Services (see also ECM) |
fixed disk | A non-removable hard disk such as is found in most computers |
archwire | The metal wire that acts as a track to guide your teeth as they move |
vhsic | Very High Speed Integrated Circuit |
iso | International Organization for Standardization |
lcd | Liquid crystal diode; A type of computer monitor, also called a flat-panel monitor, that’s thin and uses relatively little electricity. |
mlcc | Multi Layer Ceramic Capacitors |
sodimm | Small outline dual inline memory module |
destructive testing | Sectioning a portion of printed circuit panel and examining the sections with a microscope |
pqfp | Plastic Quad Flat Package |
analog | A way of sending voice, video, or data that is "analogous" to the original signal |
lip bumper | A lip bumper is an archwire attached to a molded piece of plastic |
uv | Ultraviolet |
bst | Boundary Scan Test |
mhz | See Megahertz |
rose | Resistivity of Solvent Extraction |
ag | Silver |
sac408 | Sn/Ag4%/0.8%Cu |
g-10 | General purpose epoxy/fiberglass woven fabric PCB material |
cache | A dedicated, high speed portion of computer memory which can be used for the temporary storage of frequently used data to make the application run faster (prevents having to constantly access the data from disk/tape storage). |
discovery | Process when legal or regulatory investigation of records occurs to support or refute pending legal or regulatory proceedings. |
single pole switch | A switch which breaks (or makes) just the live line with one throw of the switch, while leaving the neutral line connected through into the appliance. |
bank | 1 |
dfm | Design For Manufacturability |
two way switch | Switches which can be used in pairs so that either can switch a light on or off |
photon | Upgrade to Windows Mobile including extended battery life feature |
sem | Scanning Electron Micrograph |
onlay | A porcelain, resin, or gold filling that protects a tooth by covering the chewing surface. |
push-back | a PCB panel format with board units punched out form the panel then reset back into the same location by a second operation |
temperature class | The hazardous materials are classed by their auto-ignition temperature and the T rating is the maximum surface temperature that the certified equipment can reach (measured at 40ºC ambient). |
dv | Digital video; used to describe camcorders that record video digitally. |
bsdl | Boundary Scan Description Language |
diamond laser | coherent diamond 64 CO2 Laser - A 150 watt sealed beam laser. |
ppga | Plastic Pin Grid Array |
gui | Acronym (usually pronounced GOO-EE) see graphical user interface. |
overflow | the hollowed space in a mold plate adjacent to the land that accepts excess compound from a mold cavity |
l | inductance LTCC - low temperature co-fired ceramic |
rfc | The document series, begun in 1969, which describes the Internet suite of protocols and related experiments |
overlay | A program section designed to occupy a specified storage device—e.g |
testability | A term defines the ability of meeting electrical requirements |
hipaa | The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act |
original equipment manufacturer | a company that designs and specifies products under its own company name |
ulr | Ultra Low Residue |
span | component span refers to the center to center lead spacing of axial and radial components |
high-level language | A programming language providing a level of abstraction from the underlying machine language |
dissipative footwear | Footwear that ensures a person standing on a conductive or dissipative floor has an acceptably low resistance to earth (ground). |
bluetoothtm | A wireless Personal Area Network (PAN) technology from the Bluetoothtm Special Interest Group, founded in 1998 by Ericsson, TBM, Intel, Nokia and Toshiba |
hdi | High Density Interconnect |
dynamic | Type of RAM (random access memory) |
trst | Test Reset (Active low TAP signal) |
pad | Short for scratchpad. |
byte | A piece of data worth eight bits in most places. |
divergence | From the laser's perspective, divergence refers to the laser growing larger as it moves from point "a" to point "b." After the laser passes through the waist point, the beam begins to diverge. |
wla | Wafer Lot Acceptance - certification that a wafer has passed a series of physical measurements including step coverage, SEM, surrent density and other measurement of critical dimensions. |
fpbga | Fine Pitch Ball Grid Array |
vlsi | Very Large Scale Integration |
host | The main computer in a system of computers connected by communications links. |
enterprise resource planning | ERP is an umbrella term for integrated enterprise financial, human resource, and operational management systems. |
melf | Metal Electrode Leadless Face |
electrical second fix | Generally used to refer to that part of an electrical installation that is visible on completion - i.e |
tariff | Documents filed by a regulated telephone company with a state public utility commission or the Federal Communications Commission |
preform | the shaped, uncrosslinked compound that is placed in a mold prior to its being crosslinked into its final shape under heat and pressure. |
cpu | Central Processing Unit |
eup | Energy Using Products |
umls | Unified Medical Language System: contains a metathesaurus within medical concepts and a semantic network. |
mtbf | Mean time between failures. |
lead | The official name for the metal "feet" on an IC |
pnp | Pick And Place |
static grounding reels | Special purpose retractable cable reels with conductive cross-bonded components, designed to dissipate static electricty at an acceptable rate. |
dip | dual in-line package with two rows of leads from the base in standard spacing between the leads and row |
bandwidth-on-demand | A Pipeline 25 feature that reduces costs by automatically determining whether or not a second ISDN B-Channel is necessary during data transfer |
knit line | an imperfection in a molded article caused by joined flowing fronts. |
populated board | A PCB with components |
ip | Intellectual property |
ppm | parts per million |
mil | Military |
lqfp | Low-Profile Quad Flat Package |
buffer | A temporary holding location for data |
ip | Internet Protocol |
single-phase | This is probably too much information, all you really need to know is that in the UK, domestic electricity supply is normally Single Phase |
european norm 90/270/ewg | European regulation for the usability of hardware and software (Richtlinie des Rates vom 29 |
jedec | joint electronic device engineering council |
removable disk | Storage media which are designed to be removed from the computer without powering the computer off. |
r | resistance RGA - residual gas analysis RF - radio frequency |
fixed bridge | A fixed dental appliance (used to replace a missing tooth/teeth) cemented or bonded to adjacent teeth which have been prepared to provide anchor supports. |
m.pt. | Melting point |
streaming | Sound and video that are broadcast over an intranet or web site in real (actual rather than delayed) time, instead of requiring that you download and play these back only after download has been completed. |
ntrst | Test Reset (Active low TAP Signal) |
yacc | Yet Another Compiler Compiler |
banding | The process of fitting and cementing orthodontic bands to your teeth. |
polymer | a material consisting of very long molecules, formed from a single monomer or from different monomers. |
ampere | Unit of electrical current |
ebga | Enhanced Ball Grid Array |
pcb | printed circuit board |
dti | Department of Trade and Industry |
proposer | A person or organisation responding to a call for proposal from the Commission |
parameters | the variables which determine the dimensions of a machined part as well as the operational sequence of the machine tools used to produce the part |
long dimm | Longer outline dual inline memory module |
resin-bonded bridge | A thin metal or glass fiber-reinforced bridge which requires slight or no reduction of anchor teeth. |
contacts | See Edge Contacts |
electrostatic | Static electricity. |
tower | A PC configuration that has essentially a full-sized desktop console standing on its side, usually on the floor; includes a lot of room for expansion. |
pb | lead PBGA - plastic ball grid array Pd - palladium PWB - printed wiring board |
enamel | The hard, white outer layer of the tooth that covers and protects the dentin. |
smartcard | A plastic card (of identical dimensions to a credit card) that has electronic logic embedded in it in the case of a stored data card, or a microprocessor in the case of cards with processing ability |
conduit box | A mounting box used to join lengths of Conduit, often contains cable joins. |
sync-to-channel | A process by which collocated servers can become in tune with one another and avoid each other's presence when frequency hopping, thus eliminating overlap and minimizing the chance for interference. |
gingiva | Gum tissue. |
pin | 1 |
btab | Bumped Tape Automated Bonding |
rsi | Repetitive stress injury; a physical condition caused by putting too much strain on a joint of the body. |
cenelectrex® | Brand name of Newson Gale range of Static Control Equipment for Hazardous Areas. |
web matrix project | Free, community-supported, WYSIWYG development IDE for ASP.NET development released as a community project |
legend | Printed letters or symbols on the board, such as part numbers and product number or logos. |
esh | Environmental Safety & Health |
bill of materials | a comprehensive listing of all components and subassemblies that go into a specific product, showing the quantity of each required to assemble the item |
uut | Unit Under Test (can refer to components, boards, modules or systems) |
mil-std-275e | A military grade quality standard for design layout of PCBs |
kbps | Kilobits per second, which is a measurement of speed for digital signal transmission expressed in thousands of bits per second. |
bloom | the change in the appearance of an elastomer compound caused by the migration of an ingredient(s) to the compound surface |
cim | Computer Integrated Manufacturing |
pc-103 | a common type of solder mask, has shiny lighter finish than SR-1000 |
dscc | Defence Supply Center, Columbus |
odm | original design manufacturing - whereby the manufacturer owns the design of the products and the products are marketed under the customer's own brand name |
grounding systems | With ground verification indicators often interlocked with the product transfer system. |
lfbga | Leadless Fine Pitch Ball Grid Array |
lcd | liquid crystal display |
coil spring | A spring that fits between your brackets and over your archwire to open space between your teeth. |
eutectic solder | 63% Tin, 37% Lead |
edge connector | Metal tabs on the edge of a printed circuit board (PCB) |
ic | integrated circuit I/O - input/output |
convenience method | A compound operation on an object that could be achieved as a sequence of more basic operations on the object |
retainer | An appliance that is worn after your braces are removed, the retainer attaches to your upper and/or lower teeth to hold them in place |
meter | A unit of measure equaling about 3.3 feet. |
ram | Random access memory |
via | interconnection between circuit layers |
wlp | Wafer-Level Packaging |
static protection | Protection against the build up of static electricity. |
cas-b4-ras | CAS before RAS |
csp | American Strategic Income Portfolio III |
wb | wire bonding |
cmos | Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor |
mold | typically a metal block into which the core form or cavity is incorporated. |
ma | 1/1000th of an Ampere - see Ampere |
ompac | Over Molded Pad Array Carrier |
sink mark | a depression in the surface of a molded article that most frequently occurs with TPE articles. |
npi | New Product Introduction |
pc-104 | a common type of solder mask, has shiny lighter finish than SR-1000 |
rohs | Restriction of the use of certain Hazardous Substances |
waffle packs | Plastic trays with individualized pockets designed for a specific die size. |
lccc | Leadless Ceramic Chip Carrier |
conformal coating | A spray-on clear non-conductive coating covers components and circuit board to protect them against oxidation and from hazard environment |
vram | Video RAM |
megahertz | A measurement of clock cycles in millions of cycles per second. |
retarder | a material added to a compound to delay the onset of scorch. |
multi-layered pcb | PCB layers are referred to as number of sides of copper foil used |
mask | See solder mask |
ltb | Last Time Buy |
inactive record / document | A record/document that has business value but is not readily used that should be transferred and retained in less expensive or accessible space and media based on established retention, transfer, and disposition schedules. |
pbb | Polybrominated Biphenyls |
direct current | Unlike Alternating Current, the flow of electricity does not alternate - it flows in just one direction |
nanocrystal* | A nanoscale crystal whose size, shape and atomic composition are carefully controlled to yield specific properties, like absorption of specific wavelengths of light. |
smobc | Solder Mask Over Bare Copper |
scrs | Single Center Reflow Soldering |
leakage resistance | The resistance (expressed in Ohms) between an object and the ground (earth). |
freely available | Means you don't have to pay money to get it, but the copyright on it may still belong to someone else (like Larry). |
first-pass yield | the percentage of product tested that passed inspection on first attempt |
mtu | Maximum Transfer Unit |
controller | One of the major units in a computer that interprets and carries out the instructions in a program. |
smd | surface mount device SMT - surface mount technology SOC - system-on-chip SPC - statistical process control |
nibble | Usually 4 bits (half a byte). |
halt | Highly Accredited Life Testing |
core competencies | activities or practices, such as product development, deemed by a company as critical to its long-term success and growth |
passive device | A device incapable of current gain or switching, such as a resistor or capacitor. |
three core and earth | Power cable with three coloured insulated cores and a bare earth wire used for two way switching and other purposes. |
concatenation | The process of gluing one cat's nose to another cat's tail |
modulus | An integer divisor when you're interested in the remainder instead of the quotient. |
form | a page of a Graphical User Interface used to display the results of a query |
jpeg | Compressed still images and video |
cem | Contract Electronics Manufacturer |
pcm | Pulse Coded Modulation |
rma | Rosin Mildly Activated |
ecn | Engineering Change Notice |
capacitance | The amount of charge stored on a specified body or material to raise the potential difference by 1 volt. |
smobc | Solder mask over bare copper, use in conjunction with H.A.L (hot air leveling), denotes solder mask applied to bare copper |
pvc | polyvinyl chloride |
slc | Single layer Cell |
dil | Dual In Line |
idc | Insulation-Displacement Connector |
miniature circuit breaker | A modern alternatives to fuses used in Consumer Units (Fuse Boxes) |
lpi | Liquid Photo-Imageable solder mask, as compared to traditional screen wet mask, LPI has an advantage due to its precision |
lipline | Where the widest smile barely reveals the bottom edges of the upper front teeth. |
tqfp | Thin Quad Flat Package |
cbga/ccga | Ceramic Ball Grid Array/Ceramic Column Grid Array |
sequencing | an assembly term refers to arranging axial / radial components in their order of insertion sequence |
double pole switch | A switch which breaks (or makes) both the live and neutral lines with one throw of the switch. |
dentine | The layer of tooth structure under the enamel. |
emi | electromagnetic interference ESD - electrostatic discharge |
mlpwb | Multi-Layer Printed Wiring Board |
dsear | Regulations governing the use of dangerous substances in the workplace. |
low voltage | see Separated Extra Low Voltage (SELV). |
plcc | Plastic Leaded Chip Carrier |
panoramic x-ray | An X-ray that rotates around your head to take pictures of your teeth, jaw, and other facial areas. |
earthing | The process by which all metal parts in a buildings are electrically connected together and then linked to earth |
variable | A typed storage location in memory |
appletalk | Apple Computer's proprietary local area network for linking Apple computers and peripherals. |
lga | Land Grid Array |
rf | radio frequency |
cob | Chip-on-Board |
sqfp | Shrink Quad Flat Package |
mqfp | Metric Quad Flat Package |
eue | End Use Equipment |
clock rate | The number of pulses emitted from a computer's clock in one second |
dut | Device Under Test |
base | The electrode of a transistor which controls the movements of electrons or holes by means of an electric field on it |
elv | End of Life Vehicles |
capacity | is the highest possible transmission speed that can be carried on a channel; can be expressed as raw speed or net throughput. |
pattern | A template used in pattern matching. |
cable | Used to route and control power around a property - see Twin and Earth and Three Core and Earth. |
bps | another indicator of modem speed |
pac | Pad Array Carrier |
explosion protected | Device enclosed in a housing that is capable of withstanding an explosion of a specified gas or vapor that may occur within it while preventing the propagation of flame to a surrounding flammable atmosphere. |
dual banked | A memory module with two banks or rows |
wla | wafer lot acceptance WL-CSP - wafer level chip scale package WLP - wafer level packaging Waffle packs trays used to ship unpackaged die with individualized pockets Wire bond die interconnect method utilizing wire with active side up |
static grounding systems | Control systems using explosion protection and intrinsically safe techniques to monitor acceptable resistance to ground (earth) and provide verification and interlocks. |
smc | Surface Mount Component |
h.a.l | Hot Air Leveling, uses in conjunction with SMOBC (solder mask over bare copper), plates solder on component pads only (instead of Tin-plated traces and pad surface) |
au | Gold |
kilowatt | see watts. |
minimum ignition energy | The minimum energy that can ignite a mixture of a specified flammable material with air or oxygen. Often abbreviated as MIE. |
leakage current | A small amount of current that flows across a dielectric area between two adjacent conductors. |
qfn | Quad Flat Package No Lead |
aln | Aluminum Nitride, a compound of aluminum with nitrogen. |
pcb | Printed Circuit Board |
software | Instructions that tell the computer hardware what to do or how to act; the brains of the computer. |
ip | Internet Protocol, or Intellectual Property. |
axi | Automated X-Ray Inspection |
ee | Element Evaluation |
dfn | Dual Flat No Lead |
cp | Capability Performance |
headgear | Headgear uses an external wire apparatus known as a facebow to gently guide the growth of your face and jaw by moving your teeth into proper position |
front side bus | The main highway for data in a PC |
cte | Coefficient of Thermal Expansion |
car | Computer Aided Repair |
msa | Manufacturing and supply agreement |
ems | electronic manufacturing services |
mil-p-55110c | A military grade quality standard for acceptance of PCBs |
fbt | Functional Board Test |
rf | Radio Frequency |
xjtag | A suite of software and hardware products aiding the development and test of electronic systems |
unbuffered memory | Unbuffered memory is the opposite of registered memory |
headgear tube | A round, hollow attachment on your back bands |
overcurrent | A current exceeding the rated value, the circuit/appliance should be protected by a Circuit Breaker or fuse so than any overcurrent in the circuit is short lived |
mfi | Made for iPhone/iPad/iPod |
original design manufacturer | a company that manufactures products of its own designs |
lfs | Lead Free Soldering |
chip | An individual integrated circuit built in a tiny, layered rectangle or square on a silicon wafer. |
pbde | Polybrominated Diphenyl Ether |
static ground monitoring | The process of monitoring the resistance to ground (earth). |
sdip | Shrink Dual In-Line Package |
crown | A cap, cover, or restoration to replace the missing portion of a tooth |
qfp | Quad Flat Pack |
consultation | A meeting with your orthodontist to discuss a treatment plan. |
tooling | selection of tools needed to produce desired contours and dimensions of a machined metal part |
eee | Electrical and Electronic Equipment |
generalization | identifying commonality among concepts and defining a more general concept encompassing them |
sole-mate® | Test station for industrial static dissipative footwear. |
temperature class | Note that Temperature Class sub-divisions are used in the USA. |
vtqfp | Very Thin Quad Flat Package |
lsi | Large Scale Integration |
smta | Surface Mount Technology Association |
tsop | Thin Small-Outline Package |
bandwidth | A measure of the capacity of data that can be moved between two points in a given period of time. |
knowledge management | KM is the process through which organizations generate value from their intellectual and knowledge-based assets |
dc power | Power that comes from the battery that powers a laptop. |
fea | Finite Element Analysis |
bfr | Brominated Flame Retardant |
oc-3 | A SONET line rate of 155.520 Mb/s |
band | A metal ring that is cemented to your tooth, going completely around it |
sac385 | Sn/Ag3.8%/0.5%Cu |
hook | A welded or removable arm to which elastics are attached. |
invisalign® | An alternative to traditional braces, Invisalign straightens your teeth with a series of clear custom-molded aligners |
mpeg-2 | An extension of the MPEG-1 standard designed for broadcast television, including HDTV |
dat | Digital audiotape; A type of computer backup drive that copies data to a tape. |
mouthguard | A device that protects your mouth from injury when you participate in sports or rigorous activities. |
sir | Surface Insulation Resistance |
loop-in lighting circuit | A method of wiring light fittings and switches by running the cable to each light in series. |
eco | Engineering Change Order |
pwb | Printed Wiring Board |
bracket | A metal or ceramic part cemented ("bonded") to your tooth that holds your archwire in place. |
jedec | Joint Electron Device Engineering Council |
emc | Electromagnetic compatibility |
gps | A series of 24 geosynchronous satellites that continuously transmit their position |
hg | Mercury |
mpeg-1 | The original MPEG standard for storing and retrieving video and audio information, designed for CD-ROM technology |
burring | a thin ridge or area of roughness produced in cutting or shaping metal |
industrial explosions | Explosions in a work place environment. |
cis | Condensation Inert Soldering |
fabrication drawing | A drawing required for manufacturing |
signal strength | See "RSSI". |
oe | Opto Electronic |
kgd | Known Good Die |
high lipline | Where the widest smile meets the gum tissue above the teeth. |
niau | Nickel/Gold |
microphone jack | The I/O jack in which your computer’s microphone plugs into. |
pon | Product Obsolescence Notice |
sim | Single inline module |
cm | Contract manufacturer |
cof | A bare die that is attached to a flexible laminate substrate active side up and electrically interconnected to the substrate using wire bond technology. |
emi | Electromagnetic Interference |
crt | Cathode ray tube; an older type of computer monitor that offers better color quality than an LCD monitor. |
laser welding | A welding process that obtains fusion by directing a highly concentrated beam of coherent light on a very small spot |
wcs | Frequencies in the 2.3 GHz band designated for general fixed wireless use and auctioned earlier this year. |
pcga | Plastic Column Grid Array |
microprocessor | A central processing unit (CPU) fabricated on one or more chips, containing the basic arithmetic, logic and control elements required by a computer for processing data |
kgb | Known Good Board |
ultrasonic cleaning | in a controlled bath, cleaning solutions are developed to remove surface contaminants found on parts |
alternating current | The type of mains electricity used in the UK having a cyclical current waveform |
lithography | From the root "litho" meaning "stone" and "graph" meaning "writing". Lithography is the transfer of a pattern or image from one medium to another, as from a mask to a wafer |
implants | A replacement for dentures, implants are a stronger, more attractive option for replacing missing or lost teeth |
tfbga | Thin-Profile Fine Pitch Ball Grid Array |
fac | Forced Air Convection |
spatial isolation | Spatial isolation is the notion of placing co-located Bluetooth and Wi-Fi radios (and their associated antennas) as far apart from each other as possible and, when possible, placing insulating material between them |
cfc | Chlorinated Fluorocarbon; illegal to use. |
write time | Time expended from the moment data is entered for storage to the time it is actually stored in the memory cell. |
anti-static | Incapable of retaining a significant electrostatic charge. |
tac | Technical Adoption Committee |
jedec | Joint Electronic Device Engineering Council |
backup | The process of creating a copy of computer data on an external storage medium, such as a floppy disk, tape, or external hard drive |
ip | Internet protocol |
aoi | Automated Optical Inspection |
part p building regulations | Part P of the Building Regulations covers the installation and modification of electrical wiring and applies to England and Wales |
access time | The average time interval between a storage peripheral (usually a disk drive or semiconductor memory) receiving a request to read or write a certain location and returning the value read or completing the write. |
compound | a mixture of elastomer and other materials that is designed to meet end-use specifications and to process satisfactorily. |
filtering | One type of filtering transmits a selected range of energy to suppress unwanted frequencies or noise |
cscw | Computer Supported Collaborative Work |
noun-phrase analysis | a tool for identifying concepts, where noun phrases in the requirements documents are sought |
goal-directed design® | User interface design methodology based on the users' goals; developed by Alan Cooper and his company Cooper Interaction Design (www.cooper.com) |
ipc-a-600 | an industrial grade quality standard for acceptance of PCBs |
functional test | A test to verify product's behaviors after components are mounted on board |
software compression | Software compression removes waste and redundancy in a data file in order to save space and enable faster throughput |
enterprise architecture | The model of organisation and operation for a Public Administration, as described in a set of interrelated views |
soic | Small Outline Integrated Circuit |
graphic design | Comprises all the graphical and aesthetic aspects of software design, such as graphics, diagrams, text presentation, colors, backgrounds etc. |
separator or spacer | A small rubber ring that creates space between your teeth before the bands are attached. |
lead span | distance between pins of radial or axial components, or spacing between pins of any pre-formed radial or axial components |
resin | Tooth-colored fillings primarily used for back teeth. |
cfm | Continuous Flow Manufacturing |
dft | Design for Test / Design for Testability |
scd | Source Control Drawing |
tg | Glass Transistion Temperature |
dielectric | an insulating medium between conductors. |
capacitance | The property of a circuit element that allows it to store an electrical charge. |
local-area network lan | A computer network that spans a relatively small area |
wirebond | A method for electrically connecting the die bond pad to the substrate trace typically using Au or Al bond wires |
server | A computer that serves or handles data that other computers request or send |
cob | A bare die that is attached to a rigid substrate face up and electrically interconnected to the substrate using wire bond technology. |
hal | Hot Air Leveling |
host | The main computer in a system of computers or terminals connected by communications links. |
ds1 | A 1.544 Mbit/s unit of transmission bandwidth in North America, and a 2.048 Mbit/s unit of transmission elsewhere |
ems | Electronic Manufacturing Services |
semiconductor | An element, such as silicon, that is intermediate in electrical conductivity between conductors and insulators, through which conduction takes place by means of holes and electrons. |
ltcc | Low-Temperature Co-fired Ceramic |
lcbga | Low Cost Ball Grid Array |
esd | Electrostatic Discharge |
disposal schedule | A set of instructions allocated to a folder to determine the length of time for which the folder should be retained by the organization for business purposes, and the eventual fate of the folder on completion of this period of time. |
cephalometric x-ray | An X-ray of your head that shows the relative positions and growth of the face, jaws, and teeth. |
wats | Flat rate, or special rate pay-by-the-minute (measured) billing for a specified calling area |
gnd | ground Gel Pack tray used to ship unpackaged die that requires vacuum to remove die |
serial port | An older kind of versatile computer port that can connect a variety of devices to the PC; it has been largely replaced with USB ports. |
tcp | tape carrier packaging - a package form of IC or LSI |
sleep mode | A state in which the computer slips into a special, power-saving setting, like going into a low-power coma. |
eia | Electronic Industries Alliance |
fcc | Flat Conductor Cable |
intersection | the intersection of two relations r1 and r2 is the set of tuples belonging to both r1 and r2 (contrast with union or difference) |
consumer unit | The electrical switch panel normally located on the consumer side of the meter and which contains the main double pole switch and the fuses, circuit-breakers, or residual current operated trip devices. |
dut | Device Under Test; refers to a manufactured product undergoing testing. |
spam | electronic junk mail or junk newsgroup postings, sometimes considered to be any unsolicited e-mail, generally advertising for some product sent to a mailing list or newsgroup |
laser machining | the cutting of a material with a CO2 or YAG laser to produce intricate part shapes and holes; it is usually a through-cut process |
var | Companies that package solutions around products they sell. |
key | Keys are the "left-hand side" of the key-value pairs in a map |
fct | Functional Test |
lqm | A feature that enables the Ascend unit to monitor the quality of a link. |
hazardous areas | Potentially flammable/explosive atmosphere. |
stop words | Common words, such as articles, prepositions, and pronouns that are not used in a search when entered in a query. |
combustible | Capable of burning. |
weee | Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment |
cartesian product | set of all ordered pairs (or triples etc) of elements from two (or three etc) sets |
nfpa 77 | Recommended practice on Static Electricity, published by National Fire Protection Association. |
contract manufacturer | a company that engages in product assembly, engineering services, order fulfillment and product distribution |
comah | Regulations governing the storage of hazardous chemicals in the United Kingdom. |
electrostatic discharge | The dissipation of electricity |
mips | Millions of instructions per second |
mlc | Multi Layer Cell: Lower endurance limit than SLC. |
ground indicators | Control systems using explosion protection and intrinsically safe techniques to monitor acceptable resistance to ground (earth) and provide verification and interlocks. |
sac305 | Sn/Ag3.0%/0.5%Cu |
vhdl | VHSIC Hardware Description Language |
qfp | Quad Flat Package |
al | Aluminum |
b2c | Acronym for Business to Consumer—exchanging information between business and consumer entities. |
ligature | A thin wire that holds your archwire into your bracket. |
cd | Carrier Detect |
repeatability | the ability of a machine to perform the same operation any number of times to a specified degree of accuracy |
transformer | An electrical component which changes the voltage of Alternating Current - such as reducing mains voltage to SELV. |
radial leaded component | radial leaded components are standing type discrete components, examples are disc capacitors and TO-92 type transistors |
flt | Full Liquidus Temperature |
laziness | The quality that makes you go to great effort to reduce overall energy expenditure |
vlp | Very Low Profile |
optics | any lens, prism or mirror used to direct light (as in an instrument) |
pcn | Product Change Notification |
pd | See Presence Detect. |
internet broadcasting | Broadcasting of audio, or audio plus video, signals across the Internet |
static dissipative | Capable of dissipating a static electric charge at an acceptable rate. |
sn | Tin |
drilling | making a round hole or cavity by boring directly into a solid surface with rotating bits |
grounding devices | Purpose designed equipment used for electrostatic grounding. |
pda | Personal Digital Assistant: A small, relatively inexpensive, handheld device with electronic schedule, contact list, handwriting recognition capabilities and other productivity tools. |
ram | Random Access Memory |
fpt | Flying Probe Test |
rfq | Request for quote |
enig | Electroless Nickel / Immersion Gold |
hdi | high density interconnect |