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FET
(redirected from field-effect transistor)

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FET
abbr.
forced expiratory time
FET,
abbreviation for forced expiratory time.


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Field-effect transistors (FETs) extend the advantages of silicon transistors for much higher frequencies, where system-on-a-chip and similar technologies hang out these days, and he explains techniques for the accurate measurement with microwaves and radio frequencies that is needed to characterize devices operating at those wavelengths.
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