What does ITC mean?
ITC means impendance transforming circuit
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for impendance transforming circuit?
impendance transforming circuit can be abbreviated as ITC
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What does ITC stand for? ITC stands for "impendance transforming circuit". |
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How to abbreviate "impendance transforming circuit"? "impendance transforming circuit" can be abbreviated as ITC. |
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What is the meaning of ITC abbreviation? The meaning of ITC abbreviation is "impendance transforming circuit". |
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What is ITC abbreviation? One of the definitions of ITC is "impendance transforming circuit". |
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What does ITC mean? ITC as abbreviation means "impendance transforming circuit". |
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What is shorthand of impendance transforming circuit? The most common shorthand of "impendance transforming circuit" is ITC. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- TGF-b - Transforming Growth Factor Type Beta
- TGFB2 - Transforming Growth Factor, Beta 2
- TGFB3 - Transforming Growth Factor Beta 3
- TGFBI - Transforming Growth Factor, Beta-Induced
- TGFBR - Transforming Growth Factor-Beta Receptor
- TGFBR1 - Transforming Growth Factor, Beta Receptor 1
- TGFBR2 - Transforming Growth Factor-Beta Receptor, Type II
- TGFBR3 - transforming growth factor beta III receptor gene
- TGFBRII - Transforming Growth Factor Beta Receptor type II Gene
- TC-TAT - Transforming Communities: Technical Assistance Training and Resource Center
- TGFo - Transforming Growth Factor
- TESEP - Transforming and Enhancing the Student Experience through Pedagogy
- TLCFE - Transforming Learning Cultures in Further Education
- TCES - Transforming Community Equipment Services
- TGFA - Transforming Growth Factor, Alpha
- TGFc - Transforming Growth Factor
- TGFB - Transforming Growth Factor-Beta
- TGFE - Transforming Growth Factor Type-E
- TEDL - Transforming Education through Digital Learning
- TGFI - Transforming Growth Factor I