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APM

Abbreviation for:
Academy of Psychosomatic Medicine
affected pedigree member
alternating pressure mattress
anterior papillary muscle
apical plasma membrane
apocrine metaplasia
Association for Palliative Medicine
Association for Project Management (Medspeak-UK)
Association of Professors of Medicine (Medspeak-UK)

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CAN, Ethernet enabled for PROFINET, advanced power management, RT preempt support

MontaVista Announces Additional Platform Support with MontaVista Linux 6

It is designed in a compact 8 x 8 x 1 mm VFBGA package for slim-phones and low profile portable devices, and offers low power operation using advanced power management and power saving algorithms - delivering 50mW typical power consumption in T-DMB and typically 16mW in DVB-H mode.

Frontier Silicon Demonstrates DVB-H Receiver Designed for Multi-Standard Mobile TV at IBC

By combining ZM7300's ability to control analog devices and the advanced power management capabilities of MIC68200, Micrel's first LDO in this family, the Companies have created a true open architecture-solution that allows customers to:

Power-One and Micrel Introduce Z-One(TM) Compatible Solution for Low Current Applications

This presents a new business opportunity for AFL Automotive as we pursue adding power storage to the overall advanced power management system that we currently supply the automotive industry," said Allen Zwierzchowski, President, Worldwide Components Alcoa AFL Automotive.

Alcoa AFL Automotive and Altair Nanotechnologies to Jointly Develop High Performance Battery Pack System; Nano-Titanate Battery Has Key Advantages over Conventional Lithium Batteries

The controller is ideal for applications such as motherboards with Pentium IV processors, VRM modules and graphics cards where fast transient response and advanced power management are vital.

ON Semiconductor Wins 'Top 10 DC-DC 2006' Award for NCP5381 Dual-Edge Controller from Electronic Products China; The NCP5381 Enables Implementation of More Cost-Effective Power Subsystems for Computing and Consumer Electronics Applications

Key to NetLogic Microsystems' knowledge-based processor design is the use of parallel processing, deep pipelining techniques and advanced power management techniques, which allow the device to handle multiple tasks at higher throughput rates while still maintaining the lowest possible system power.

NetLogic Microsystems' Knowledge-Based Processors Selected for Tellabs(R) 7100 Optical Transport System