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VDC
(redirected from Volts Direct Current)

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VDCVolts Direct Current
VDCVehicle Dynamic Control
VDCVenture Development Corporation
VDCVillage Development Committee (Nepal)
VDCVirtual Data Center
VdCVerband der Cigarettenindustrie (Germany: cigarette industry association)
VDCVoltage Direct Current
VDCVirtual Design and Construction
VDCVillage Defence Committee
VDCVirtual Development Center
VDCVehicle Detection and Classification
VDCVirginia Department of Corrections
VDCVillage Development Centre (India)
VDCVehicle Distribution Centre
VDCVideo Distribution Controller
VDCVCL (Vegetation Canopy LIDAR) Data Center (University of Maryland)
VDCVoris Dixon Cycles
VDCVirginia Design Company


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A self-configuring voltage and polarity feature allows a single panel to suit most applications, while providing +/- 24 volts direct current (vDC) (with a range of +/- 21 to +/- 30 vDC) or +/- 48 vDC (with a range of +/- 42 to +/- 56 vDC) power.
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