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HPM
(redirected from Hybrid Power Module)

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HPMHigh Power Microwave
HPMHealth and Productivity Management
HPMHyper Page Mode
HPMHuman Performance Modeling
HPMHigh Pressure Mercury
HPMHazardous Production Material (1997 Uniform Fire Code)
HPMHuman Potential Movement
HPMHigh Performance Motor
HPMHigh Performance Magazine
HPMHepatosplenomegaly
HPMHigh Polymer Molecular (film; Pioneer speaker technology)
HPMHazardous Process Material
HPMHybrid Power Module
HPMHazard Process Management
HPMHole-Potential Model
HPMhydrochloric/peroxide mix (semiconductor wafer manufacturing)
HPMHydraulic Prime Mover
HPMhydrochloric/peroxide mix
HPMHistorical Photographs of Mining
HPMHurricane Protection Magazine (North Palm Beach, FL)
HPMHigh Performance Memory
HPMHits per Minute
HPMHigh Performance Map
HPMHandoff Prediction Monitor
HPMHazardous Protection Monitoring
HPMHardware Performance Monitor


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It accepts six logic inputs which control three IGBT Half-Bridge outputs featuring Motorola's new MHPM6B15A60D VersaPower(TM) Hybrid Power Module, MC33153D high voltage IGBT Gate Driver and the HCPL0453
New tool set from Motorola simplifies development of AC motor drives by Business Wire
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