UHF - Ultra High Frequency

Abbreviation: UHF
Definition: Ultra High Frequency
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  • VHF - Very High Frequency 
  • RF - Radio Frequency 
  • OEM - Original Equipment Manufacturer 
  • QA - Quality Assurance 
  • HF - High Frequency 
  • PC - Personal Computer 
  • AC - Alternating Current 
  • LF - Low Frequency 
  • RFI - Radio Frequency Interference 
  • MF - medium frequency 
  • I/O - Input/Output 
  • VLF - Very Low Frequency 
  • IP - Internet Protocol 
  • IT - Information Technology 
  • LAN - Local Area Network 
  • WWW - World Wide Web 
  • GUI - Graphical User Interface 
  • SQL - Structured Query Language 
  • PIN - Personal Identification Number 
  • QC - Quality Control 
  • IC - integrated circuit 
  • PDA - Personal Digital Assistant 
  • MTBF - Mean Time Between Failures 
  • JVM - Java Virtual Machine 
  • MAN - Metropolitan Area Network 
  • VR - Virtual Reality 
  • RAAF - Royal Australian Air Force 
  • HE - High Explosive 
  • GP - General Purpose 
  • WAN - Wide Area Network 

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APAUltra High Frequency. (2009, November 21). In All Acronyms. Retrieved 03:10, November 21, 2009, from http://www.all-acronyms.com/UHF/Ultra_High_Frequency/3241
MLA"Ultra High Frequency." All Acronyms. 21 Nov 2009, 03:10. All Acronyms. 21 Nov 2009 <http://www.all-acronyms.com/UHF/Ultra_High_Frequency/3241>.
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