EHF - Extremely High Frequency

Abbreviation: EHF
Definition: Extremely High Frequency
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Unconfirmed Type:Acronym or Initialism

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APAExtremely High Frequency. (2009, November 22). In All Acronyms. Retrieved 20:58, November 22, 2009, from http://www.all-acronyms.com/EHF/Extremely_High_Frequency/61243
MLA"Extremely High Frequency." All Acronyms. 22 Nov 2009, 20:58. All Acronyms. 22 Nov 2009 <http://www.all-acronyms.com/EHF/Extremely_High_Frequency/61243>.
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