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LVP
(redirected from Low Voltage Protection)

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LVPLLS (Laser Leveling System) Vertical Position
LVPLeft Ventricular Pressure (electrocardiograms)
LVPLeast Valuable player
LVPLow Vapor Pressure
LVPLarge Volume Parenteral
LVPLow Voltage Protection
LVPLas Venturas Playground (gaming)
LVPLow Visibility Procedure (aviation procedure for ground operation in low visibility)
LVPLarge Volume Paracentesis
LVPLavan, Iran (Airport Code)
LVPLaser Voltage Probe
LVPLucent Voice Player
LVPLehigh Valley Paintball (Emmaus, PA)
LVPLittle Village Playhouse (theatre company; Pleasantville, NY)
LVPLabor Video Project (San Francisco, CA)
LVPLast-Value Predictor
LVPLatino Vote Project
LVPLiverpool Lime Street Station (Railway code)
LVPLivin' Peace Productions
LVPLauren Van Patten


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With its high surge capability and ultra-low capacitance, the RClamp2504N represents a breakthrough in low voltage protection for high-speed interfaces found in telecommunications and networking equipment.
The SRV05-4 is an established leader in low voltage protection devices.
8-4 integrates four low voltage protection devices into one
 
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