Meaning DAC
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See Development Assistance Committee.
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Dual-attached concentrator. FDDI or CDDI concentrator capable of attaching to both rings of an FDDI or CDDI network. It can also be dual-homed from the master ports of other FDDI or CDDi concentrators.
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digital-to-analog converter.
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Jensens Internet Dictionary Digital Analog Conversion hardware that converts digital signals into analog form. (See also ADC , Scan converter , Modem , and Video )
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Digital to analog converter. The part of a soundcard which plays back a numerical representation of audio as an analog, real world sound like a voice or guitar.
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(1) Short for digital-to-analog converter.(2) Short for Discretionary Access Control.
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See Deferred Acquisition Costs.
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Stands for "Digital-to-Analog Converter" and is often pronounced "dac." Since computers only recognize digital information, the output produced by computers is typically in digital [..]
Source: pc.net

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A device which converts digital pulses (ie: data) into analog signals so that the signal can be used by analog devices such as phones. 
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Double Armoured Cable or;
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Development Assistance Committee
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Data Assembly Centre
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Deputy Assistant Commissioner
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digital-to-analog converter. A device that converts digital signals into analog signals, usually as part of an interface. See ADC.
Source: halfhill.com

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Digital to Analog Converter. An electronic circuit that converts digital information (for example, from a CD or CD-ROM) into analog information, such as sound and audio signals.
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Digital to analog converter. An IC component or circuit that is used to derive or convert an analog signal from a digital one.
Source: electronixwarehouse.com

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Digital-to-Analogue Convertor
Source: caraudiocentre.co.uk

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Company that makes tent poles of a good quality, among other products.
Source: boomerangoutdoorequipment.com.au (offline)

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Development Assistance Committee
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Dispatch Administration Certification. A Spillman certification course for Spillman administrators and communications supervisors who need to learn about CAD code tables and application parameters tha [..]
Source: spillman.com

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See Discretionary Access Control.
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Data acquisition camera
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defend-and-control or just defend, a game mode.
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Digital-Analog Converter. Converts a digital signal to its equivalent analog format, for example, when playing digital audio the digital signal passes through a DAC to the external speakers or headphones.
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digital-to-analogue converter, turning on/off pulses into analogue sound. CD players have DACs built in. Separate DACs can upgrade a CD player or other digital player/ recorder, or can be used with de [..]
Source: audioholics.com

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Abbreviation for “digital to analog converter.”
Source: wiki.analog.com

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Also called
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Distance amplitude curve
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Digital to Analog Converter [D-A]. Related page; DAC Converter Manufacturers. D Flip Flop. A style of flip flop who's output follows the input when the device is clocked. The Truth Table for a D- [..]
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bobcat ----
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deca|coulomb|electric charge
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