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DCH
(redirected from data channel)

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AcronymDefinition
DCHD-Channel Handler
DCHDaily Chronic Headache
DCHData Channel
DCHData Clearing House
DCHDedicated Transport Channel
DCHDefend Council Housing (UK)
DCHDepartment of Community Health
DCHDhaka Community Hospital (Bangladesh)
DCHDigital Correlation Hologram
DCHDil Chahta Hai (movie)
DCHDiploma in Child Health
DCHDirect Containment Heating
DCHDistrict Chaplain
DCHDoctorate in Clinical Hypnotherapy
DCHDorset County Hospital (UK)
DCHDruid City Hospital (Tuscaloosa, AL)
DCHDedicated Channel
DCHDirect Connect Hub
DCHDual Channel
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It also features a VR2 data channel device that enables higher densities and faster data throughput.
StorageTek Offers next-generation fast access tape drive StorageTek ... by EDP Weekly's IT Monitor
Fibre Channel a serial data channel designed to deliver 1Gbit of information over long distances without the necessary hardware error recovery.
UltraSCSI For Storage Lives On Despite The new Fibre Channel Kid On ... by NAMERY, JERRY / Computer Technology Review
ELM offers students and schools the convenience of using a single data channel for both alternative and government guaranteed loans, regardless of which loan provider is serving the customer.
ELM Resources Starts New Year with Major New Release of Its Industry ... by Business Wire
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