VDC
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VDC may refer to:
Military
Technology
- Vehicle Dynamics Control, a means of increasing vehicle stability through a combination of throttle restriction and braking
- Voltage direct current, a contraction often found in electronics when specifying voltage in a mixed AC/DC environment
- Video display controller, a computer graphics chip
- Virtual design and construction, modeling software and techniques to design and evaluate possible construction processes
- Virtual DataCine, a digital image processing technique for converting motion picture film to video
Other uses
- Valletta Design Cluster, a culture and creativity centre in Malta
- Valve Developer Community, the official wiki for developers of games and mods based on the computer game Half-Life 2
- Velocity : Design : Comfort, the 2nd studio album by Sweet Trip
- Vietnam Day Committee, an anti-war group formed at Berkeley, California in 1965 by activist Jerry Rubin
- Violations Documentation Center in Syria, a Syrian organisation documenting deaths, detentions, missing persons and kidnappings due to the Syrian civil war
- Vitória da Conquista Airport (IATA airport code VDC), Vitória da Conquista, Brazil
- Virtual Digital Cable, a defunct media and technology company that delivered television to desktop computers and mobile devices
- Virtual Dining Concepts, American company specializing in virtual restaurants
See also
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