Air gap may refer to:
- Transformer#Practical considerations used in transformers to limit short-circuit current
- Air gap (networking) in computer networks to isolate sections physically
- Air gap (plumbing) in context of plumbing
- Mid-Atlantic gap was the area not covered by American, British or Canadian air support during the Battle of the Atlantic in World War II
- Airgap (microelectronics) a microelectronics fabrication technique
- The space between magnetic pole pieces in which a voice coil operates
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