What does TCC mean?
TCC means Temperature Coefficient of Capacitance
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for Temperature Coefficient of Capacitance?
Temperature Coefficient of Capacitance can be abbreviated as TCC
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What does TCC stand for? TCC stands for "Temperature Coefficient of Capacitance". |
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How to abbreviate "Temperature Coefficient of Capacitance"? "Temperature Coefficient of Capacitance" can be abbreviated as TCC. |
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What is the meaning of TCC abbreviation? The meaning of TCC abbreviation is "Temperature Coefficient of Capacitance". |
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What is TCC abbreviation? One of the definitions of TCC is "Temperature Coefficient of Capacitance". |
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What does TCC mean? TCC as abbreviation means "Temperature Coefficient of Capacitance". |
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What is shorthand of Temperature Coefficient of Capacitance? The most common shorthand of "Temperature Coefficient of Capacitance" is TCC. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- NTCR - Negative Temperature Coefficient of Resistance
- PTCR - Positive Temperature Coefficient of Resistivity
- TC - Temperature Coefficient
- TCLE - Temperature Coefficient of Linear Expansion
- TCP - Temperature Coefficient of Permittivity
- TCR - Temperature Coefficient of Resistance
- TCE - Temperature Coefficient of Expansion
- TCA - Temperature Coefficient of Attenuation
- TCGF - Temperature Coefficient of Gauge Factor
- Tcs - Temperature Coefficient of Sensitivity
- TCO - Temperature Coefficient of Offset
- Tcf - temperature coefficient of frequency
- TCR - Temperature Coefficient of Resistivity
- PTCR - Positive Temperature Coefficient Of Resistance (of Semiconductors)
- Ntcr - Negative Temperature Coefficient of Resistivity
- cte - Coefficient of Temperature Expansion
- tcd - Temperature Coefficient of Delay
- TCC - Temperature Coefficient of Conductivity
- TCD - Temperature Coefficient of Decay
- TCOE - Temperature Coefficient of Expansion