What does EMSA mean?
EMSA means European Magnetic Sensors and Actuators
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for European Magnetic Sensors and Actuators?
European Magnetic Sensors and Actuators can be abbreviated as EMSA
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What does EMSA stand for? EMSA stands for "European Magnetic Sensors and Actuators". |
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How to abbreviate "European Magnetic Sensors and Actuators"? "European Magnetic Sensors and Actuators" can be abbreviated as EMSA. |
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What is the meaning of EMSA abbreviation? The meaning of EMSA abbreviation is "European Magnetic Sensors and Actuators". |
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What is EMSA abbreviation? One of the definitions of EMSA is "European Magnetic Sensors and Actuators". |
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What does EMSA mean? EMSA as abbreviation means "European Magnetic Sensors and Actuators". |
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What is shorthand of European Magnetic Sensors and Actuators? The most common shorthand of "European Magnetic Sensors and Actuators" is EMSA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- EMRF - European Magnetic Resonance Forum
- MINSA - Center of Materials in Sensors and Actuators
- MSAL - MEMS (Micro Electro-Mechanical System) Sensors and Actuators Lab
- S&E - Sensors and Effectors
- SEDD - Sensors and Electron Devices Directorate
- EMMA - European Magnetic Materials Applications
- LISA - Laboratory for the Integration of Sensors and Actuators
- MESA - Material Engineering Sensors and Actuators
- MISTY - European Magnetic disk drive Technology
- Sb - Sensors and Biosensors
- SEDD - Sensors and Electronic Devices Directorate
- SED - Sensors and Electronics Division
- SEAL - Sensors and Electromagnetic Applications Laboratory
- SEAL - Sensors and Environmental Applications Laboratory
- WISA - Wireless Interface for Sensors and Actuators
- ACESA - Advanced Composites with Embedded Sensors and Actuators
- Dig Int Conf Sens Actuators - Digest of the International Conference on Sensors and Actuators
- emfl - European Magnetic Field Laboratory
- ms - Magnetic Sensors
- seac - Sensors and Actuators