What does WSXC mean?
WSXC means Wavelength Selective Crossconnect
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Wavelength Selective Crossconnect?
Wavelength Selective Crossconnect can be abbreviated as WSXC
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What does WSXC stand for? WSXC stands for "Wavelength Selective Crossconnect". |
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How to abbreviate "Wavelength Selective Crossconnect"? "Wavelength Selective Crossconnect" can be abbreviated as WSXC. |
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What is the meaning of WSXC abbreviation? The meaning of WSXC abbreviation is "Wavelength Selective Crossconnect". |
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What is WSXC abbreviation? One of the definitions of WSXC is "Wavelength Selective Crossconnect". |
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What does WSXC mean? WSXC as abbreviation means "Wavelength Selective Crossconnect". |
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What is shorthand of Wavelength Selective Crossconnect? The most common shorthand of "Wavelength Selective Crossconnect" is WSXC. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ST/SC - Selective Transmission/Selective Combining
- WASPNET - Wavelength Switched Packet Network
- WA-MNC - Wavelength Assignment to Maximize the Network Capacity
- WA/TD - Wavelength Allocation and Threshold Dropping
- WABAC - Wavelength Acceleration Bidirectional Asynchronous Controller
- WH/TS - Wavelength Hopping/Time Spreading
- WDXRF - Wavelength Dispersive X-Ray Fluorescence
- WDM-HR - Wavelength-Division Multiplexed Header Recognition
- WDM-SSB - Wavelength Division Multiplexing Single Side-Band
- WT-OXC - Wavelength Translating Optical Cross Connect
- WTBM - Wavelength-To-Band Multiplexer
- WSXC - Wavelength Selective Cross-Connect
- WSR - Wavelength Selective Router
- WSRI - Wavelength Selective Ring Interconnect
- WSS - Wavelength Selective Switch
- WSSC - Wavelength Selective Switch Included
- LMSEB - selective preenrichment broth, selective enrichment broth
- WSC - Wavelength Selective Couplers
- WSS - Wavelength Selective Switches
- CATS - Crossconnect And Transfer System