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PCAP
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PCAPPacket Capture
PCAPPeterborough Coalition Against Poverty (Canada)
PCAPPrenatal Care Assistance Program (now Medicaid Obstetrical and Maternal Services)
PCAPPresidential Climate Action Project
PCAPProgrammer Capability
PCAPPan-Canadian Assessment Program (Department of Education)
PCAPPrestressed Concrete Association of Pennsylvania
PCAPPredisposing for Prostate Cancer
PCAPPennsylvanians Concerned about Alcohol Problems
PCAPParthenon Capital LLC
PCAPPetroleum Corrective Action Plan (California)
PCAPPropagation Code Analysis Program
PCAPPersonal Computer Applications Programming (Las Vegas, Nevada)
PCAPPrinceton Circuit Analysis Program (simulation and hardware modelling)
PCAPPatient-Controlled Analgesic Pump (narcotics delivery)


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The new release of TASKING's TriCore Tool Suite provides support for the TC1775 automotive controller and boosts programmer capability and efficiency by providing an enhanced TriCore Assembler to support the improved peripheral control processor (PCP2), floating point unit and
TASKING's Latest Tool Suite Maximizes Capability of Infineon TriCore ... by Business Wire
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