Look up: bcd

1. BCD
   acronym: Binary Coded Decimal
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2. Bcd
   BCD (Binary Coded Decimal) is a binary-coded notation in which each decimal digit of a number is expressed in binary form; Example: 23 decimal is 10111 in binary, and 0010 0011 in BCD.
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3. BCD
   Binary Coded Decimal, details ...
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4. BCD
   Binary Coded Decimal (see 'Decimal, Binary')
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5. BCD
   Binary Coded Decimal
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6. BCD
   Binary Coded Decimal. Decimal digits 0-9 encoded as 4 bit numbers (nibbles), so that two fit within a byte or octet.
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7. bcd
   a binary-coded notation in which each of the decimal digits is represented by a binary numeral; a binary code using the first ten binary numbers to represent the first ten decimal numbers Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)
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8. BCD
   binary coded decimal
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9. BCD
   [6-bit] Six-bit BCD code (Binary Coded Decimal), alphanumeric BCD, or alphameric BCD is a six-bit character code used by mainframe computers to represent the numerals, the Latin letters, and some additional characters. It represents the numerals as binary coded decimal preceded by two zero b...
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