Amp
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Amp or AMP can refer to:
[edit] Science
- Ampere, a unit of electrical current
- Amplifier, a device that increases the amplitude of a signal
- Adenosine monophosphate, a nucleotide found in RNA
- Antimicrobial peptides, immune system peptides
- 2-amino-2-metil-propanol
[edit] Organizations
- AMP Inc., a manufacturer of electrical connectors
- Atlantic Motion Pictures Inc., a production studio in Manhattan
- AMP Limited, an Australian financial services company
- Advanced Micro Peripherals, a company that designs embedded video devices
- Ameriprise Financial, a finance company spun off from American Express in 2005
- Americans for Medical Progress, a medical research charity
- Alliance pour la majorité présidentielle, a political platform in the Democratic Republic of Congo
[edit] Computers
- AMP (MP3 software), an MP3 decoding engine
- Authentication and key agreement via Memorable Passwords, a key agreement protocol
- LAMP (software bundle) or WAMP, software suites for Web development
- Asynchronous Messaging Protocol, implementation in Twisted (software)
- ampersand, a printable character
[edit] Entertainment
- Amp (band), a rock and electronic band
- Amp (TV series), a music video show on MTV
- AMP Radio Networks, a Malaysian-based radio company
- Adventures in Motion Pictures, a UK ballet company
- Australian Music Prize, an annual Australian music award
- Guitar amplifier, a device used with electric guitars
- Adobe Media Player, a media player from Adobe
[edit] Other
- AMP Energy, a drink made by PepsiCo
- Amputee, a person who has had one or more limbs removed
- Ampoule, a medical container
- Amplified Bible, a translation of the Bible
- AutoMag (pistol), an automatic Magnum pistol
- Advanced Manufacturing Park, a manufacturing technology park in the United Kingdom
- Air Member for Personnel, a senior appointment in the Royal Air Force
- Advanced Mobile Phone System, a first-generation analog cellular technology
- Maytag AMP, an automatic washing machine introduced in 1948
- Average Manufacturer Price, a reference drug price