RCA (disambiguation)
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RCA is Radio Corporation of America, a former American electronics company.
RCA may also refer to:
Radio Corporation of America
[edit]- RCA (trademark), owned by Technicolor SA since 1986
- RCA clean, for silicon wafers
Music
[edit]- RCA Camden
- RCA/Jive Label Group
- RCA Records
- RCA Red Seal Records
- RCA Studio B, a recording studio in Nashville, Tennessee, USA
- RCA Victrola
Sports
[edit]- Raed Club Arbaâ, an Algerian football club
- Racing Club Abidjan, an Ivorian football club
- Raja Club Athletic, a sports club in Casablanca, Morocco
- Rajasthan Cricket Association, India
- Rowing Canada Aviron, governing rowing
- Rwanda Cricket Association
Other organisations
[edit]- Rabbinical Council of America
- Radio Club Argentino
- Rail Cargo Austria, of Federal Railways
- Rajasthan Cricket Association, Jaipur, India
- Raleigh Christian Academy, North Carolina, US
- Reformed Church in America
- Revolutionary Communists of America
- Royal Cambrian Academy of Art, Conwy, Wales
- Royal Canadian Academy of Arts, Toronto, Ontario
- Royal College of Art, in London, England
- Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery
Science and technology
[edit]- RCA connector, an electrical connector
- rca space, in mathematical set algebra
- RCA Studio II, a video game console
- Right coronary artery
- Riot control agent, tear gas
- Ripple-carry adder, a digital circuit
- Rolling circle amplification of DNA
- Root cause analysis, a problem solving method
- RCA0, a weak axiom system in reverse mathematics
Places
[edit]- RCA Dome, a football stadium in Indianapolis, US
- Royal City Avenue, Bangkok, Thailand
Japan
[edit]- Ryoko Communications Association Co., Ltd. (RCA), later Japan Electronic Industries Development Association
Other uses
[edit]- Resource consumption accounting, an accounting methodology
- Revealed comparative advantage, an index in international economics