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Jeana Clark Verenigde Staten Local time: 05:17 Duits naar Engels
Feb 2, 2009
I am anticipating being involved in a large translation project (DE>EN) in the field of telecommunications. I have the Ernst DE>EN technical dictionary already, but was wondering if there are some telecom specific dictionaries or glossaries that come highly recommended.
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Erik Freitag Duitsland Local time: 12:17 Lid 2006 Nederlands naar Duits + ...
Langenscheidt
Feb 2, 2009
There is the Langenscheidt Fachwörterbuch Informationstechnik. I haven't used it much, but I dare say it will be more helpful and reliable than Ernst.
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Lucy Brooks Verenigd Koninkrijk Local time: 11:17 Duits naar Engels + ...
Telecoms dictionary
Feb 2, 2009
I have a dictionary called "Wörterbuch der Elektronik, Datentechnik und Telekommunikations. It's by Vittorio Ferretti and is DE-EN. I do not know if it's available on CD. Lucy Brooks
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Kevin Fulton Verenigde Staten Local time: 06:17 Duits naar Engels
Brinkmann/Blaha
Feb 2, 2009
I use Ferretti quite often for a variety of jobs, so I view it as a worthwhile investment in any event.
Another communications-related dictionary I often rely on is Brinkmann/Blaha, WB der Daten-und Kommunikationstechnik
Brandstetter Verlag ISBN 3-87097-181-9
If there is a CD version of this, I'd recommend getting it rather than the hardcover dictionary, as the binding is quite poor.
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Jeana Clark Verenigde Staten Local time: 05:17 Duits naar Engels
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Thank you!
Feb 2, 2009
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction!
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I have been using the Ernst, the Ferretti and the Siemens for about 7 years now. The Ernst is good overall but needs editing. There are typos and omissions. What I don't find in the Ernst, I almost always find in the Siemens. The Siemens and Ernst are comprehensive in electrical eng/electronics, industrial systems and installations, whereas the Ferretti is good in the IT side of telecoms but needs updating (I have the 2000 end edition). In terms of priority, I would go in this direction: Siemens... See more
I have been using the Ernst, the Ferretti and the Siemens for about 7 years now. The Ernst is good overall but needs editing. There are typos and omissions. What I don't find in the Ernst, I almost always find in the Siemens. The Siemens and Ernst are comprehensive in electrical eng/electronics, industrial systems and installations, whereas the Ferretti is good in the IT side of telecoms but needs updating (I have the 2000 end edition). In terms of priority, I would go in this direction: Siemens > Ernst > Ferretti. ▲ Collapse
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Marc P (X) Local time: 12:17 Duits naar Engels + ...
DE>EN technical dictionary/glossary (telecom)
Feb 3, 2009
You might consider the Renouard. When it was published, it was probably the best telecomms-specific DE-EN dictionary, though as far as I can see it hasn't been updated since 2001.
Marc
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