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1 Daten-Memory-Adresse
f (DMA) < edv> ■ data memory address (DMA) -
2 Program Memory Data
f (PMD) <edv.av> ■ program memory data (PMD) -
3 Compact Disc-Read Only Memory
n (CD-ROM) < edv> (für digitale Daten) ■ Compact Disc-Read Only Memory (CD-ROM); read-only optical data disk ISO/IEC ; CD-ROM disk; CD-ROM disc; CD diskGerman-english technical dictionary > Compact Disc-Read Only Memory
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4 Datenspeicher
m data memory ( oder storage)* * *der Datenspeicherdata memory* * *Da|ten|spei|chermdata memory; (= Speichermedium) data storage medium* * *Da·ten·spei·cher* * ** * *m.data memory n. -
5 frei adressierbarer Schreib-/Lese-Datenspeicher
Schreib-/Lese-Datenspeicher m: frei adressierbarer Schreib-/Lese-Datenspeicher m random-access data memory, data RAM, write-read data memoryDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > frei adressierbarer Schreib-/Lese-Datenspeicher
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6 Datenspeicher
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7 holografischer Speicher
m < edv> ■ holographic storage; holographic data memory; holographic memoryGerman-english technical dictionary > holografischer Speicher
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8 holographischer Datenspeicher
m < edv> ■ holographic storage; holographic data memory; holographic memoryGerman-english technical dictionary > holographischer Datenspeicher
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9 holographischer Speicher
m < edv> ■ holographic storage; holographic data memory; holographic memoryGerman-english technical dictionary > holographischer Speicher
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10 DMD-Bus
m < edv> ■ data memory data bus (DMD) -
11 Halbleiterdatenspeicher mit wahlfreiem Zugriff
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Halbleiterdatenspeicher mit wahlfreiem Zugriff
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12 nur lesbarer Halbleiterdatenspeicher
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > nur lesbarer Halbleiterdatenspeicher
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13 DMA
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14 optischer Datenspeicher
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > optischer Datenspeicher
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15 CD-ROM
< edv> (für digitale Daten) ■ Compact Disc-Read Only Memory (CD-ROM); read-only optical data disk ISO/IEC ; CD-ROM disk; CD-ROM disc; CD diskf prakt < edv> (für digitale Daten) ■ Compact Disc-Read Only Memory (CD-ROM); read-only optical data disk ISO/IEC ; CD-ROM disk; CD-ROM disc; CD disk -
16 Datensicherheit
Datensicherheit f COMP computer security, (BE) data privacy, (AE) data security* * ** * *Datensicherheit
data security;
• Datensicherung data backup;
• Datensichtgerät display screen;
• Datenspeicher memory unit;
• riesiger Datenspeicher data warehouse;
• Datenspeicherung data storage;
• Datenspeicherverfahren data-gathering process;
• Datenspiegelung data mirroring;
• Datensteuerung computer control;
• ausgedruckter Datenstreifen (Computer) print[ing]-out;
• Datenstrom stream of data, data stream;
• Datensuchdienstgebühr (Internet) browsing fee;
• Datenträger [recording] medium;
• elektronischer Datentransfer electronic data transfer;
• Datentransferzeit (Computer) swap time;
• Datentypistin programmer’s assistant;
• Datenübermittler data transmitter;
• Datenübertragung data transmission (transmittal), transcription;
• schnurlose Datenübertragung wireless data transmission;
• Datenübertragungskanal information channel;
• Datenübertragungssystem data transmission system;
• Datenunverfälschtheit data authenticity;
• Datenverarbeiter data-processing machine, data processor;
• Datenverarbeitung data processing (handling);
• dezentrale Datenverarbeitung distributed computing;
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17 einspeichern
v/t (trennb., hat -ge-)1. EDV input, enter; Daten einem oder in einen Computer einspeichern input ( oder enter) data into a computer2. im Gedächtnis: store (up) in one’s memory* * *ein|spei|chernvt sepDaten to feed in ( in +acc -to), to enter( in +acc into)* * *ein|spei·chernvtDaten in einen Computer \einspeichern to feed [or input] data into a computer* * *transitives Verb (DV) feed in; input* * *einspeichern v/t (trennb, hat -ge-)1. IT input, enter;in einen Computer einspeichern input ( oder enter) data into a computer* * *transitives Verb (DV) feed in; input* * *v.to read in v.to roll in v.to write in v. -
18 Buffer
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19 Datenbank
* * *die Datenbankmemory bank; database; data bank* * *Da|ten|bankf pl - bankendatabase; (= Zentralstelle) data bankmultidimensionale/relationale Dátenbank — multidimensional/relational database
* * *Da·ten·bank<- banken>f databaseArchiv der \Datenbank database file* * *die; Pl. Datenbanken data bank* * ** * *die; Pl. Datenbanken data bank* * *f.data bank n.data base n. -
20 einlesen
(unreg., trennb., hat -ge-)* * *ein|le|sen sep1. vr2. vtDaten to read in ( in +acc -to)* * *ein|le·sen* * *1. 2.unregelmäßiges transitives Verb (DV) read in* * *einlesen (irr, trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/r:sich einlesen in (+akk) get into, read one’s way intoB. v/t IT:Daten etceinlesen (* * *1. 2.unregelmäßiges transitives Verb (DV) read in* * *v.to read v.(§ p.,p.p.: read)
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