What does AMITY mean?
AMITY means Analogue Mixed-signal sub-Micron design Test system
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What is the abbreviation for Analogue Mixed-signal sub-Micron design Test system?
Analogue Mixed-signal sub-Micron design Test system can be abbreviated as AMITY
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What does AMITY stand for? AMITY stands for "Analogue Mixed-signal sub-Micron design Test system". |
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What is the meaning of AMITY abbreviation? The meaning of AMITY abbreviation is "Analogue Mixed-signal sub-Micron design Test system". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- MSICD - Mixed Signal Integrated Circuit Design
- MSCAD - Mixed-Signal Computer-Aided Design Laboratory
- MSO - Mixed Signal Option
- MSO - Mixed Signal Oscilloscope
- MSCD - Mixed Signal Circuit Design
- MSIC - Mixed-Signal Integrated Circuit
- SMPT - Sub-Micron Polishing Technology
- AMATIST - Analogue and Mixed-signal Advanced Test for Improving System-Level Testability
- MSDB - Mixed Signal Development Board
- MSDT - Mixed Signal Design Tools
- MSI - Mixed Signal Integration
- MSS - Mixed Signal Synthesis
- MSSA - Mixed Signal Structured Array
- MSSA - Mixed Signal Structured ASIC
- MSWDI - Mixed-Signal Waveform Database Interface
- MSPC - Mixed Signal Power Control
- MSTM - Mixed Signal Test Methods
- MSTS - Mixed Signal Test System
- AOSP - Analogue Optical Signal Processing
- SMILE - Sub-Micron Laser Experiment