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CMOS

abbr.

complementary metal oxide semiconductor

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CMOS

(ˈsiːmɒs)

acronym for

(Computer Science) complementary metal oxide silicon: CMOS memory.

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In the first remodeling of the Accord sedan and station wagon in five years, the added Honda Intelligent Driver Support System reduces the control burden on drivers via a C-MOS camera and front-mounted radar that monitors vehicles ahead, the carmaker said.

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Lucent Technologies has licensed ARM's microprocessor technology for its 0.25 micron C-MOS process.