What does dBf mean?
dBf means Decibels above one femtowatt
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Technology, IT etc. category.
What is the abbreviation for Decibels above one femtowatt?
Decibels above one femtowatt can be abbreviated as dBf
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What does dBf stand for? dBf stands for "Decibels above one femtowatt". |
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How to abbreviate "Decibels above one femtowatt"? "Decibels above one femtowatt" can be abbreviated as dBf. |
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What is the meaning of dBf abbreviation? The meaning of dBf abbreviation is "Decibels above one femtowatt". |
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What is dBf abbreviation? One of the definitions of dBf is "Decibels above one femtowatt". |
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What does dBf mean? dBf as abbreviation means "Decibels above one femtowatt". |
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What is shorthand of Decibels above one femtowatt? The most common shorthand of "Decibels above one femtowatt" is dBf. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- dBrnC - Decibels Above Reference Noise with C-Message Weighting
- dBrnC0 - Decibels Above Reference Noise with C-Message Weighting
- DBRN - Decibels above reference Noise
- dBk - Decibels relative to one kilowatt
- dBm - Decibels relative to one milliwatt
- dBmp - Decibels relative to one milliwatt using psophometric weighting
- dBmV - Decibels relative to one millivolt across a specific impedance
- dBuV - Decibels relative to one microVolt
- dBW - Decibels relative to one Watt
- dBp - Decibels relative to one picowatt
- dBx - Decibels above the reference coupling
- dBpW - Decibels referred to one picowatt
- dbv - Decibels relative to one Volt
- dBI - decibels above isotopic circular
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- dBm - Decibels referenced to one milliwatt
- dBW - Decibels referenced to one watt
- dBw - Decibels Referenced to One Watt of Power
- dBK - Decibels referenced to one Kelvin
- dBWi - Decibels referenced to one watt isotropically radiated power