What does SC/H mean?
SC/H means Subcarrier-to-Horizontal
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Technology, IT etc. category.
What is the abbreviation for Subcarrier-to-Horizontal?
Subcarrier-to-Horizontal can be abbreviated as SC/H
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What does SC/H stand for? SC/H stands for "Subcarrier-to-Horizontal". |
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How to abbreviate "Subcarrier-to-Horizontal"? "Subcarrier-to-Horizontal" can be abbreviated as SC/H. |
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What is the meaning of SC/H abbreviation? The meaning of SC/H abbreviation is "Subcarrier-to-Horizontal". |
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What is SC/H abbreviation? One of the definitions of SC/H is "Subcarrier-to-Horizontal". |
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What does SC/H mean? SC/H as abbreviation means "Subcarrier-to-Horizontal". |
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What is shorthand of Subcarrier-to-Horizontal? The most common shorthand of "Subcarrier-to-Horizontal" is SC/H. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- HH - Horizontal Transmit, Horizontal Receive
- HH - Horizontal, Horizontal Polarization
- HTHL - Horizontal Takeoff Horizontal Landing
- SCMA - Subcarrier Multiple Access
- SIT - Subcarrier Irrespective Threshold
- STIC - Subcarrier (FM Broadcast) Traffic Information Channel
- SSPS - Subcarrier Signal-Point Sequence
- BDTH - Base Down to Horizontal
- HHB - Horizontal Horizontal Branch
- SCH - Subcarrier to Horizontal
- SFB - Subcarrier Frequency Band
- SMFCB - Subcarrier Modulated Fibre Coax Bus
- SCO - Subcarrier Oscillator
- BHC - Backbone to Horizontal Cross-connect
- HVSR - Horizontal-to-Vertical Spectral Ratio
- gradient - (DOD) The rate of inclination to horizontal expressed as a ratio, such as 1:25, indicating a one unit rise to 25 units of horizontal distance.
- SCFM - SubCarrier Frequency Modulation
- SDDS - Subcarrier Data Demodulator System
- SDA - Subcarrier Demodulator Assembly
- Zepp antenna - 'Longwire' antenna so named because of usual rigging as vertical wire radio antenna weighted at bottom end. Utilized originally on Zepplins, lighter than 'airships', blimps, balloons and airplanes, Later adapted to horizontal configuration, also known as