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LCL
(redirected from Longitudinal Conversion Loss)

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LCLLocal
LCLLess than Container Load
LCLLe Crédit Lyonnais (France)
LCLLateral Collateral Ligament
LCLLight Center Length
LCLLower Confidence Limit
LCLLower Control Limit
LCLlymphoblastoid cell line
LCLLoeb Classical Library
LCLLifted Condensation Level (meteorology)
LCLLongitudinal Conversion Loss
LCLLife-Cycle Logistics
LCLLazarus Component Library
LCLLess than Car Load
LCLLink Connect Liquid
LCLLorentz Casimir Lyceum (Eindhoven, Netherlands high school)
LCLLunar Cargo Lander
LCLLiberal and Country League (Australia)
LCLLatching Current Limiter
LCLLowest Charge Level (medical billing)
LCLLanding Craft Logistic
LCLLeft Collateral Ligament
LCLLinear-Conjugate-Linear (receiver)
LCLLabour Congress of Liberia
LCLLong Continuous Load (electrical load schedules)
LCLLouisville Cardinals for Life
LCLLasting Customer Loyalty
LCLLa Costa Limousine (Carlsbad, CA)
LCLLocal Control Level
LCLLocal Checklist
LCLLoose Control Lager (beer)
LCLLow Calorie Lager (beer)
LCLLibrary Computer Lab (various schools)
LCLLoblaw Companies Limited (food retailer; Canada)
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The first is longitudinal conversion loss (LCL), which is sometimes called longitudinal balance.
Ensure robust performance by Communications News
Two laboratory measurements will determine the balance of twisted pair cables and connectors: longitudinal conversion loss (LCL) and longitudinal conversion transfer loss (LCTL).
Standards definition is an oft-told story by Communications News
 
 
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