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HEPA
(redirected from High-Efficiency Power Amplifier)

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HEPAHigh-Efficiency Particulate Air (filter)
HEPAHealth Enhancing Physical Activity
HEPAHigh Efficiency Particulate Arrestance
HEPAHigh Efficiency Particle Arrestor (filter)
HEPAHigh Efficiency Particulate Absorbing (less common)
HEPAHigh Efficiency Particle Attenuation
HEPAHigh-Efficiency Power Amplifier
HEPAHigher Ethylene Polyamines


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NYSE:HIT) and TRW's (NYSE:TRW) new semiconductor company, Velocium, have signed a joint development agreement to design and develop very high-efficiency power amplifier modules for 3G wireless handsets and other wireless devices.
Infineon Technologies (FSE:IFX)(NYSE:IFX)(DAX:IFNX) today introduced a tiny, high-efficiency power amplifier for Bluetooth(1), home radio frequency (RF), Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) applications and WLAN applications compliant with the IEEE 802.
The Agilent QCPM-9801 power amplifier is part of a developing Agilent family of high-efficiency power amplifier modules for use in cellular and PCS phones that are compatible with both CDMA and AMPS.
 
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