What does HTSC mean?
HTSC means High Temperature Superconductor Ceramic
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for High Temperature Superconductor Ceramic?
High Temperature Superconductor Ceramic can be abbreviated as HTSC
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What does HTSC stand for? HTSC stands for "High Temperature Superconductor Ceramic". |
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How to abbreviate "High Temperature Superconductor Ceramic"? "High Temperature Superconductor Ceramic" can be abbreviated as HTSC. |
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What is the meaning of HTSC abbreviation? The meaning of HTSC abbreviation is "High Temperature Superconductor Ceramic". |
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What is HTSC abbreviation? One of the definitions of HTSC is "High Temperature Superconductor Ceramic". |
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What does HTSC mean? HTSC as abbreviation means "High Temperature Superconductor Ceramic". |
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What is shorthand of High Temperature Superconductor Ceramic? The most common shorthand of "High Temperature Superconductor Ceramic" is HTSC. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- HTHRGC - High-Temperature High-Resolution Gas Chromatography
- HPHTS - High-Pressure High-Temperature Sintering
- HTSC-GBJ - High-Temperature Superconductor Circuit - Grain Boundary Josephson Junctions
- HTCMC - High Temperature Ceramic Matrix Composites
- FHTS - Fully High Temperature Superconductor
- HTHP - High Temperature High Pressure
- HTHS - High-Temperature High-Shear
- HPHT - High Pressure High Temperature
- HTSC - High Temperature Superconductor Circuit
- HTS - High Temperature Superconductor
- HTCC - High Temperature Cofired Ceramic
- HT-GC/MS - High-temperature gas chromatographyand high-temperature gas chromatography/mass spectrometry
- HTS - High Tc Superconductor
- HTS - High Temp Superconductor
- HTSD - High Temperature Superconductor Database
- HFS - High-Field Superconductor
- HTCC - High-Temperature Co-fiber Ceramic
- HTCC - High Temperature Co-Fired Ceramic
- htc - High Temperature Ceramic
- surf - Semiconductor-Tuned High Temperature Superconductor Filters for Ultrasensitive RF Receivers