What does cart mean?
cart means Charge Asymmetric Resonance Tunneling
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What is the abbreviation for Charge Asymmetric Resonance Tunneling?
Charge Asymmetric Resonance Tunneling can be abbreviated as cart
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What does cart stand for? cart stands for "Charge Asymmetric Resonance Tunneling". |
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How to abbreviate "Charge Asymmetric Resonance Tunneling"? "Charge Asymmetric Resonance Tunneling" can be abbreviated as cart. |
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What is the meaning of cart abbreviation? The meaning of cart abbreviation is "Charge Asymmetric Resonance Tunneling". |
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What is cart abbreviation? One of the definitions of cart is "Charge Asymmetric Resonance Tunneling". |
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What does cart mean? cart as abbreviation means "Charge Asymmetric Resonance Tunneling". |
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What is shorthand of Charge Asymmetric Resonance Tunneling? The most common shorthand of "Charge Asymmetric Resonance Tunneling" is cart. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- a-RITD - Asymmetric Resonant Interband Tunneling Diode
- CCFOM - Charge-Charge Flux-Overlap Modified
- CART MQW - Charge Asymmetric Resonance Tunneling Multiple Quantam Well
- TITOFET - Tunneling-In, Tunneling-Out Field Effect Transmitter
- TEBT - Tunneling Emitter Bipolar Transistor
- TSRAM - Tunneling-Based Static Random-Access Memory
- TAMR - Tunneling Anisotropic Magnetoresistance
- THETA - tunneling hot-electron transfer amplifier
- TNOM - Tunneling Near-Field Optical Microscope
- TEM - Tunneling Electron Microscopy
- TMOS - Tunneling-diode Metal Oxide Silicon
- TMR - Tunneling Magnet- Resistive
- TOM - Tunneling of Messages
- TILM - Tunneling Induced Luminescence Microcopy
- VRT - Virtual Resonance Tunneling
- CREI - Charge Resonance Enhanced Ionization
- RTD - Resonance Tunneling Diode
- CCFO - Charge-charge Flux Overlap (model In Mol.-property Calcns.)
- CELT - Charge-Energy-Limited Tunneling
- CCD - Charge Coupled Device - a device for the movement of electrical charge.