CF Technology Abbreviation

Compact Flash

Often abbreviated as simply "CF," Compact Flash is a type of flash memory. Compact flash cards are most commonly used for storing pictures in digital cameras, but are also used in devices such as PDAs and portable music players. There are two types of Compact Flash cards, creatively named "Type I" and "Type II." Type I cards are 3.3 mm thick, while Type II are 5 mm thick.

Compactflash

Compactflash Plug-in memory devices designed by the compactflash Association for use in digital cameras and, eventually, other devices for storing and transporting digital data, sound, images, and video. Compactflash devices are small cards 7 x 4 x 0.13 inches (43 x 36 x 3 mm) in size. They are based on nonvolatile flash tech-nology, so they do not rely on batteries or other power to retain informatioalso digital camera.

Call Forwarding

Center Frequencies

Centre Frequency

Central Facility

Central Feature

Central Frequency

Centrifugal Force

The sideways acceleration, measured in Gs, of an object in curvilinear motion. As a car traverses a curve, centrifugal force acts on it and tries to pull it outwards. To counteract this, the tyres develop an equal and opposite force acting against the road. Also called lateral force. or On a centrifugal pump, it is that force which throws water from a spinning impeller.