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FAC - Refers to Full Aperture Calibration.
FAT - Is the File Allocation Table. It is a file system structure utilized by MS-DOS for organizing and tracking file storage.
FAQ - Refers to Frequently Asked Questions.
FAX - Is a facsimile or a facsimile device.
FCC - Is the Federal Communications Commission.
FDF - Is a Flight Dynamics Facility.
FDMA - Refers to Frequency Division Multiple Access.
Financial Glossary - Go to Barkley's OASIS® Comprehensive Financial Glossary Financial, Investing, Portfolio and Risk Management Terms.
Flash Memory - Refers to a type of EEPROM chip that can be reprogrammed. This reprogramming is often executed from a utility program.
Flip-Flops - Refer to switches each capable of storing a bit of information.
Float - Is a floating point number.
floor or floor() - Is a function that rounds data down.
FLOPS - Refers to floating point opperations per second.
FM - Refers to Frequency Modulation.
FOIA - Refers to the Freedom of Information Act.
FOM - Is a Flight Operations Manager.
Foriegn Exchange Application Program Interface™ - Is a set of commands and functions that allow programmers to integrate live currency exchange rates into their programs.
FORMATS - Is a FDF Orbital and Mission Aids Transformation System.
FOT - Is a Flight Operations Team.
FPU - Is a Floating Point Processor.
FPS or fps - Refers to frames per second.
FPU - Is a Floating Point Unit.
FORTRAN - Refers to the Formula Translation Language where problems are expressed in algabraic notation.
FOT - Is a Flight Operations Team.
Frames - Refers to the partitioning of a site's page into two or more viewable segments. These framed segments can be independently viewed or scrolled.
The underlying structure of a packet that is delivered across a network. Frame headers typically store information suchs as the source and destination of the encapsulated data.
Frames may also refer to structure of data stored in memory or a single still from a movie or animation.
Frames Per Second - is a measurement used to convey the speed of a video or motion picture. FPS is often used to measure the smoothness of real time rendered computer graphics, a higher frame rate is associated with higher quality. Higher frame rates require more bandwith for pre-rendered graphics.
Frequency Division Multiple Access - Refers to an access technique for a network where nodes connected to the same channel can pass multiple signals simultaneously through the process of frequency band discrimination. Satellites and their ground stations commonly use this protocol.
FSK - Refers to Frequency-shift Keying.
FSW - Is a Flight Software.
FTP - Refers to File Transfer Protocol.
function member - See member function.
Fuzzy Logic - Refers to a computational approach where answers are expressed as probabilities or percentages of truth. As opposed to boolean logic where answers or true or false.
FXAPI™ - The Foriegn Exchange Application Program Interface.
FYI - Is For Your Information.
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