What does MOSIS mean?
MOSIS means Monolithic Silicon Sensor
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What is the abbreviation for Monolithic Silicon Sensor?
Monolithic Silicon Sensor can be abbreviated as MOSIS
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What does MOSIS stand for? MOSIS stands for "Monolithic Silicon Sensor". |
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What is the meaning of MOSIS abbreviation? The meaning of MOSIS abbreviation is "Monolithic Silicon Sensor". |
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What does MOSIS mean? MOSIS as abbreviation means "Monolithic Silicon Sensor". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- SIMMWIC - Silicon Monolithic Millimeter-Wave Integrated Circuit
- MAPS - Monolithic Active Pixel Sensor
- SIRF - Silicon Monolithic Integrated Circuits in RF Systems
- SONOS - Silicon-Oxide-Nitride-Oxide-Silicon
- SASV - Silicon Alley to Silicon Valley
- SGS - Silicon Graphics Silicon
- SGSS - Silicon Graphics Silicon Surf
- SNS - Silicon Nitride Silicon
- SNOS - Silicon Nitride Oxide Silicon
- CMOS - compatible monolithic conductivity sensor
- Si3n4-sic - Silicon Nitride-Silicon Carbide
- Si3n4/si - Silicon Nitride on Silicon
- Sicf/si3n4 - Silicon-Carbide Fiber Reinforced Silicon Nitride/Si3n4]
- Sicf/sic - Silicon-Carbide Fiber Reinforced Silicon Carbide/Sic]
- Sicp/si3n4 - Silicon-Carbide Particulate Reinforced Silicon Nitride/Si3n4]
- Sicp/sic - Silicon-Carbide Particulate Reinforced Silicon Carbide/Sic]
- Sicp/ti - Silicon-Carbide Particulate Reinforced Silicon Nitride/Ti]
- Sige/si - Silicon Germanide/Silicon
- Soi/simox - Silicon-on-Insulator/Silicon Implanted with Oxygen
- SVM - Silicon Valley Management. Modern management style pioneered by David Packard and William Hewlett, HP founders, and other successful US companies based in the area of California known as Silicon Valley (so called after the silicon chips, central to the co