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Abbreviations and Meanings

  1. Air Flow Control (AFC)
  • Definition: Refers to systems or devices used to regulate the flow of air within a particular environment or system.
  • Usage: Commonly found in HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) systems, industrial processes, and automotive applications.
  • Example: An AFC system in a car adjusts the amount of air entering the engine to optimize combustion and fuel efficiency.
  1. Air Flow Controlled Fuel Injection (AFC)
  • Definition: A type of fuel injection system where the amount of fuel delivered to the engine is controlled based on the airflow into the engine.
  • Usage: Used in some older automotive fuel injection systems to regulate the air-to-fuel ratio for optimal engine performance.
  • Example: An AFC system adjusts the fuel injector’s opening time based on airflow measurements to maintain the desired air-fuel ratio.
  1. Automatic Frequency Control (AFC)
  • Definition: A feature or mechanism used in electronic devices to automatically adjust or maintain the frequency of an oscillating signal or waveform.
  • Usage: Commonly found in radio receivers, telecommunication equipment, and audio devices to ensure accurate signal reception and processing.
  • Example: In a radio receiver, AFC automatically adjusts the tuning to compensate for frequency drift, ensuring stable reception of a desired radio station.

Understanding these abbreviations helps in various fields, including automotive engineering, HVAC systems, electronics, and telecommunications, where precise control of airflow, fuel injection, or frequency is crucial for optimal performance and efficiency.

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