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BDV
(redirected from Breakdown voltage)

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AcronymDefinition
BDVBorna Disease Virus
BDVBorder Disease Virus (sheep)
BDVBreakdown Voltage
BDVBlowdown Valves (oil & gas production, engineering)
BDVBoom Defence Vessel (UK Royal Navy)
BDVBasic Distance Verification
BDVBinary Decision Variable
BDVBudget Day Value


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Technology that reduces the electric field strength at the gate edge, leading to improved breakdown voltage, and enables high-voltage, high-power operation.
NEC Develops High-Power Gallium Nitride Transistor Amplifier for 3G ... by JCN Newswires
The VIP-2 process is characterized by transistors with Ft and Fmax in excess of 300GHz, four levels of interconnect metals, and breakdown voltage greater than 4V.
Vitesse sets industry record--152 GHz circuit performance by EDP Weekly's IT Monitor
T-gard 20 features a 9000 Vac dielectric breakdown voltage (DBV) that contributes to its high electrical reliability.
Laird Technologies Introduces T-gard 20 Thermally Conductive ... by Business Wire
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