DFT
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DFT may refer to:
Businesses and organisations
- Department for Transport, United Kingdom
- Digital Film Technology, maker of the Spirit DataCine film digitising scanner
- DuPont Fabros Technology, a former US data center company
Science and technology
- Decision field theory, a human cognitive decision-making model
- Devil facial tumour, a symptom of devil facial tumour disease, a cancer affecting Tasmanian devils
- Density functional theory, a computational quantum mechanical modelling method
- Discrete Fourier transform, in mathematics
- Deaerating feed tank, in steam plants that propel ships
- Design for testing or design for testability, an IC design technique
Other uses
- Demand flow technology, a business strategy
- DFT class locomotive, a turbo-charged rebuild of the New Zealand DF class locomotive
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