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«definition»  What does wafer mean?                a small adhesive disk of paste; used to seal letters a small thin crisp cake or cookie thin disk of unleavened bread used in a religious service (especially in the celebration of the Eucharist)

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		WAF	Wafer	Academic & Science » Electronics
		WSI	Wafer- Scale Integration	Academic & Science » Electronics
		MPW	Multi Project Wafer	Academic & Science » Electronics
		WLBI	Wafer- Level Burn- In	Academic & Science » Electronics
		MWBC	Mean Wafers Between Cleans	Academic & Science » Electronics
		WTWNU	Wafer- To Wafer Non- Uniformity	Academic & Science » Electronics
		WIWNU	With- In Wafer Non- Uniformity	Academic & Science » Electronics
		WAFH	Holiday Wafer Seals	Business » Products
		WCDS	Wafergard Chemical Dispenser System	Academic & Science » Chemistry
		WOPM	Wafer Out Per Month	Academic & Science » Electronics
		WCDS-2	Wafergard Chemical Dispenser System-2	Academic & Science » Chemistry
		WLP	Wafer Level Package	Academic & Science » Electronics
		WIW	Within wafer	Academic & Science » Electronics
		WL	Wafer- Level	Academic & Science » Electronics
		WLR	Wafer Level Reliability	Academic & Science » Electronics
		WP	Wafer Process	Academic & Science » Electronics
		WPH	Wafers Per Hour	Academic & Science » Electronics
		MPW	Multi- Product Wafer	Academic & Science » Electronics
		PWP	Particles per Wafer Pass	Academic & Science » Electronics
		DSW	Direct Step-on- Wafer	Academic & Science » Electronics
		SWP	Single Wafer Processing	Academic & Science » Electronics
		WTW	Wafer- To Wafer	Academic & Science » Electronics
		SWR	Semiconductor Wafer Representation	Academic & Science » Electronics
		WAMA	WAfer MApping	Academic & Science » Electronics
		TWV	Through- Wafer Vias	Academic & Science » Electronics
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