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ACLR

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ACLRAccess Control, Logging, and Reporting
ACLRAdjacent Channel Leakage Power Ratio
ACLRAmateur Cross Link Repeater
ACLRAmerican Center for Legislative Reform
ACLRAmerican Criminal Law Review (Georgetown University Law Center publication)
ACLRAnterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction
ACLRAthlétic Club La Roche
ACLRAutomated Circuit Layout Record
ACLRAsynchronous Clear

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Fitzgerald and his colleagues found that, although the treatment effect of the modified NMES protocol was not as strong as reported in previous studies of patients who had ACLR and received the standard NMES protocol, the modified version can be beneficial for patients who have difficulty tolerating existing NMES protocols and can be a useful adjunct to ACLR in clinics that do not have instrumented dynamometers.
Furthermore, the AP622 module has a P1dB of 35dBm, 28dB of power gain and ACLR of -55dBc at 23dBm power output for WCDMA applications and operates from a +28V supply at 130mA operating current when configured for class AB operation.
The MXA produces a W-CDMA ACLR fast-mode measurement speed of less than 14 ms, marker peak search at less than 5 ms, RF center frequency tune and transfer over GPIB at less than 51 ms.
 
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