What does ZIF mean?
ZIF means Zero Insertion Force (The device on a)
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Computing & IT
category.
Particularly in Computer Abbreviations, IT Terminology Abbreviations, Information technology Abbreviations
Particularly in Computer Abbreviations, IT Terminology Abbreviations, Information technology Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for Zero Insertion Force (The device on a)?
Zero Insertion Force (The device on a) can be abbreviated as ZIF
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What does ZIF stand for? ZIF stands for "Zero Insertion Force (The device on a)". |
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How to abbreviate "Zero Insertion Force (The device on a)"? "Zero Insertion Force (The device on a)" can be abbreviated as ZIF. |
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What is the meaning of ZIF abbreviation? The meaning of ZIF abbreviation is "Zero Insertion Force (The device on a)". |
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What is ZIF abbreviation? One of the definitions of ZIF is "Zero Insertion Force (The device on a)". |
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What does ZIF mean? ZIF as abbreviation means "Zero Insertion Force (The device on a)". |
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What is shorthand of Zero Insertion Force (The device on a)? The most common shorthand of "Zero Insertion Force (The device on a)" is ZIF. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ZIFS - Zero Insertion Force Socket
- XZIF - Xandex Zero Insertion Force
- Zif/zef - Zero Insertion Force/Zero Extraction Force
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