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Accessory Decoder, Auto Reverse, Command station, Computer Interface, Consists, DCC Booster, DCC Ready, Decoder, Digital Packet, How Digital Command Control Works, Multifunction Decoder, Power Supply, Speed Steps, Throttle, XPressNet
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| General
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Address Partitioning, Ammeter, Analog Control of Model Railroads, Bus, Cab, Can Motor, Command Control, Coreless Motors and DCC, DCC, DCC in a Box, DMM, Distributed Power, Frog Juicer, Jump Port, LCC, Layout Command Control, Locomotive, Motor, Multiple Unit Consisting, Original Equipment Manufacturer, Phase, Power Bus, Programming Track, Pulse Width Modulation, Rail Size, Serial User System Interface - SUSI, Slots, Standard Dimensions, Turnout Motors, Turnouts with Digital Command Control, Voltage Drop, Zero Stretching
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| Mobile decoder
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Analog Conversion, Back EMF, Decoder Connection Method, Digitrax Transponding, Ditch Lights, Dither, Energy Storage, FX Lighting, Functions, High-Frequency Decoders, Kick Start, Lenz USP, Lighting Effects, Locomotive Interface, Momentum, Multifunction Decoder Assisted Consisting, NMRA Connector, NMRA DCC Plug for Multifunction Decoders, Power Conversion, Programming Lock, Quartering, Silent Drive, Snood, XOR
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Primary DCC Components
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| Short Definition
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See High-Frequency Decoders.
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See High-Frequency Decoders.
A method of driving the motor with an ultrasonic signal. The user should not hear a high frequency whine that would result from driving the motor at a lower frequency within the audio range.
Some motors will make a lot of noise when driven by a signal other than DC, and this is a method to eliminate this problem.
Silent Drive is a term used by some manufacturers to describe their high frequency drive system.