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CX
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AcronymDefinition
CxCustomer
CxCulture (e.g., bacterial)
CXContext (Novell Netware)
CXCancel
CXChristmas Island
CXChief Executive
CXCross Reference
CXCervical
CXCircumflex (artery)
CXConstellation
CXChristmas Islands (ISO country code)
CXCathay Pacific Airways
CXCervix
CXCommissioning
CxCustomer Experience
CXConnexin
CXCategorical Exclusion
CXCount Register (assembler)
CXPhosgene Oxime
CXCommodity Exchange (New York, NY)
CXChallenge X (hybrid vehicle development project)
CXCenter of Expertise (Army Corps of Engineers)
CXCross Examination Debate
CXChange Context
CXControl Transmitter
CXConfiguration Index
CXCheck Cancellation (stop payment)
CXChron X (game)
CXCharacter Transmission
CXComposite Signaling
CXConsumer Exchange
CXRural Exchange
CXCriticality Experiment
CXColor Exterior Film (NASA)
CXColumn Extractant
CXCummings Exclusively (Mi6 Intelligence Report)
CXCylinder in Diopters, Axis in Degrees (ophthalmology)
CXActual / on scene (as in WxCx)


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A system is made up of three air vehicles, a ground control station, remote control transmitter, video receiver, real-time video downlink and film camera.
Analog Devices' power detectors and controllers use precision circuit design to accurately measure and control transmitter output signals independent of temperature variations, helping to reduce power consumption and making them essential components in cellular handsets.
Atmel(R) Corporation (Nasdaq:ATML) announced today the availability of a new single RF data control transmitter family that provides the industry's highest output power along with the lowest current consumption in a microcontroller-based RF transmitter.
 
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