data terminal equipment ne demek?

Veri Uçbirim Donanımı, RS-232C arayüzüyle bir modeme (DCE) bağlanan ve veri transferi aktarım kaynağı veya hedefi olarak kullanılan aygıt (bilgisayar, yazıcı, telefon vs gibi), DTE

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Aslında kendileri ekonomik olmayan ancak ekonomi dünyasını dışarıdan kuşatan veya çerçeveleyen, nüfus, teknik bilgi, hukuk düzeni ve yönetim biçimi ögelerinden her biri.
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See Datum.
Data can be defined in many ways Information science defines data as unprocessed information Data is converted into information, and information is converted into knowledge For the purposes of Enterprise, data is a small unit of information, i e a learner's name or an exam mark.
Term that describes the BITS, BYTES, etc, that a computer stores and manipulates Data processed in a useful way becomes information.
Factual information used as a basis for reasoning, discussion, or calculation.
Formalized representation of facts or concepts suitable for communication, interpretation, or processing by people or automated means ' The term 'data' is often used to refer to the information stored in the computer.
Alpha and numeric characters which are processed by a computer 2 Facts or information gathered for a specific purpose.
Digital information or just information, depending on the context.

Otobüs, uçak vb. taşıtların yolcularını ilk aldığı veya son bıraktığı yer
Bilgisayar ucu
Uçta bulunan
Son, bitim
Bkz. duralga
Sona ait
Station.
Town lying at the end of a railroad; more properly called a terminus.
Station where transport vehicles load or unload passengers or goods a contact on an electrical device at which electric current enters or leaves electronic equipment consisting of a device providing access to a computer; has a keyboard and display causing or ending in or approaching death; 'a terminal patient'; 'terminal cancer' relating to or occurring in a term or fixed period of time; 'terminal examinations'; 'terminal payments' of or relating to or situated at the ends of a delivery route; 'freight pickup is a terminal service'; 'terminal charges'.
Point of entry to a multi-user server like dale or chip or bullwinkle; terminal-emulator programs allow individual computers to connect to servers and manipulate mail or read news without actually interacting as equals; for example, the mail you read using the Pine program doesn't actually reside on your desktop computer until you execute the commands that move it over to your physical location With full Ethernet connections the interactions will be tighter and more flexible: an instructor in Voorhies could leave the office computer on and log into it from home, and thence move around the network backbone with ease.