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DZ
(redirected from Denuded Zone)

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AcronymDefinition
DZDozen
DZAlgeria (TLD country abbreviation)
DZDoppelzimmer (German: Double Room)
DZDisease
DZDrop Zone
DZDelta Zeta (sorority)
DZDrizzle (weather)
DZDizygotic
DZDizzy
DZDeutsche Zentral-Genossenschaftsbank (German Bank; was until 2001: DG)
DZDigital Zoom
DZDouble-Zeta
DZDimension Zero (band)
DZDead Zone
DZDanger Zone
DzDouzaine (French: dozen)
DZDemilitarized Zone (usually seen as DMZ)
DZDiscovery Zone
DZDoctor Zhivago (novel, movie)
DZDropping Zone
DZDark Zone
DZDoppelzentner (unit of measure)
DZDefense Zone
DZDyzygotic
DZDenuded Zone
DZDamien Zygote (musician)
DZDonau Zentrum (German: Danube Shopping Center)
DZDarkztar (website)


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The MDZ(TM) process can be applied to any polished silicon wafer and to P/P- epitaxial wafers to provide a well-defined and predictable level of internal gettering and denuded zone depth during integrated circuit fabrication.
The MDZT process can be applied to any polished silicon wafer and to P/P- epitaxial wafers to provide a well-defined and predictable level of internal gettering and denuded zone depth during integrated circuit fabrication.
 
 
 
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