Handshaking:
A series of signals acknowledging that communication can take place between two devices. A hardware handshake is an exchange of signals over specific wires (other than the data wires), in which each device indicates its readiness to end or receive data.
HB LED:
High-Brightness LEDs are any of a new generation of LEDs bright enough for illumination applications such as automotive interior, exterior.
H-Bridge:
A circuit diagram which resembles the letter “H.” The load is the horizontal line, connected between two pairs of intersecting lines. It is very common in DC motor-drive applications where switches are used in the “vertical” branches of the “H” to control the direction of current flow, and thus the rotational direction of the motor.
HBT:
Heterojunction Bipolar Transistor
Heat Sink:
A protective device that absorbs and dissipates the excess heat generated by a system.
Holding Torque:
With the motor shaft at standstill or zero RPM condition, the amount of torque from an external source, required to break away the shaft from its holding position.
HTS:
High-Temperature Semiconductor
HTTP:
Hyper Text Transport/transfer Protocol.
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