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• Form factor
  For components and devices in engineering, principally electronic, a '''form factor''' defines the linear dimensions, mounting and connector standards, and oth ==Joint Tactical Radio System: form factor reduction==
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• Blade server/Definition
  A computer server on a [[printed circuit board]] of a [[form factor]] that lets multiple servers plug into a common, rack-mounted, high-density
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• Line Replaceable Unit/Definition
  ...and using few tools. Families of such components minimize the number of [[form factor]]s and connectors used.
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• Electronic warfare expendables dispenser/Definition
  ...warfare)|chaff]], and disposable jammers, all in a compatible cartridge [[form factor]] and possibly tows intelligent reusable decoys
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• TO-5 case/Definition
  [[Form factor]] of an electronics case intended to hold parts in complex assemblies; a cy
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• Blade server
  ...g density over the AT-style PC tower. Blade servers, which themselves have form factor alternatives, put several server processors into a an industry-standard 19" | title = Choosing the Appropriate x86 Server Form Factor
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• Form factor
  For components and devices in engineering, principally electronic, a '''form factor''' defines the linear dimensions, mounting and connector standards, and oth ==Joint Tactical Radio System: form factor reduction==
  4 KB (581 words) - 16:21, 30 March 2024
• Computer architecture/Related Articles
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• Dual in-line package/Related Articles
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• Sonobuoy
  ...lf and sinking; the devices are not reusable. U.S. Navy sonobuoys have a [[form factor]] of 36 inches in length and 4 7/8 inches in diameter; this is generally us ...e acoustical energy. There are a few special-purpose devices in a standard form factor, which include the bathythermograph function, sensing water temperature by
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• Superheterodyne/Related Articles
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• Pin-compatible
  [[Integrated circuit]]s are packaged in standardized [[form factor]]s.
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• Dual in-line package
  The dual in-line package is one class of standard packaging [[form factor]], with a row of equally spaced circuit leads down two opposing sides of a
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• Fuse (electrical)
  ...he immediate area from sparks or hot metal, but also, in a wide range of [[form factor]]s, provides the mechanical means for mounting the fuse in a cabinet or oth The form factor of many high-current fuses is a cylinder, which is held in spring clips, co
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