What does dBc mean?
dBc means dB relative to the carrier power
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Technology, IT etc. category.
What is the abbreviation for dB relative to the carrier power?
dB relative to the carrier power can be abbreviated as dBc
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What does dBc stand for? dBc stands for "dB relative to the carrier power". |
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How to abbreviate "dB relative to the carrier power"? "dB relative to the carrier power" can be abbreviated as dBc. |
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What is the meaning of dBc abbreviation? The meaning of dBc abbreviation is "dB relative to the carrier power". |
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What is dBc abbreviation? One of the definitions of dBc is "dB relative to the carrier power". |
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What does dBc mean? dBc as abbreviation means "dB relative to the carrier power". |
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What is shorthand of dB relative to the carrier power? The most common shorthand of "dB relative to the carrier power" is dBc. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- DRTG - Degrees Relative to the Ground
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- NANO- - Prefix for 10 to the -9th Power
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- GC - Geneva Convention Relative to the Protection of Civilian Persons in Time of War, 12 August 1949
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- QRB - Quality Relative to the Best
- RTI - Relative to the Input
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- dbm - dB relative to 1 milliwatt
- dBc - Decibels relative to unmodulated carrier power level
- dBc - Decibel Referenced to the Carrier
- dBm - dB relative to one milliwatt
- dBrnc - dB relative to noise (c-notch or C--message_
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