what's DIN?
07 May 2002, 12:05 PM
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Stands for: Deutsches Institut für Normung. An institution of standards based in Germany. They set the standards for a lot of the computer industry as well as other manufacturing.
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But can also mean:
These round multipin connectors, developed in Europe in the 1960s, show up on some older imported audio equipment and on U.S.-made components aimed at an international market. Generally hated by North American audiophiles. Still used in the odd piece of audio gear as well as in a good deal of car stereo equipment. The name stands for Deutsche Industrie Normen, the German stan*dards setting body. S-video connections are made with miniature DIN plugs and jacks.
These round multipin connectors, developed in Europe in the 1960s, show up on some older imported audio equipment and on U.S.-made components aimed at an international market. Generally hated by North American audiophiles. Still used in the odd piece of audio gear as well as in a good deal of car stereo equipment. The name stands for Deutsche Industrie Normen, the German stan*dards setting body. S-video connections are made with miniature DIN plugs and jacks.
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