Translation guide
CRC is an abbreviation for Cyclic Redundancy Check, a type of error-detecting code used in digital networks and storage. In Japanese, it is almost always referred to by the English acronym CRC, pronounced in katakana. This guide covers how to talk about CRC in technical contexts.
Referring to the error-detecting code itself, in computing or engineering contexts.
The English acronym is used directly in Japanese technical contexts. It is pronounced シーアールシー.
CRC is used to detect errors in data.
Please calculate the CRC of this file.
This is the full Japanese translation of Cyclic Redundancy Check. It is used in formal documentation or when explaining the concept to non-experts.
Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC) is a widely used error detection method.
Referring to the actual numeric value produced by a CRC algorithm.
Means 'CRC value'. Commonly used when discussing the result of a CRC calculation.
Compare the transmitted data and the CRC value.
Means 'CRC code'. Sometimes used interchangeably with CRC値.
Attach the CRC code and transmit.
Referring to the process or algorithm of CRC.
Means 'CRC method' or 'CRC scheme'. Used when discussing the algorithm itself.
This communication protocol adopts the CRC method.
Direct loanword for 'CRC algorithm'. Common in programming contexts.
Please implement the CRC algorithm.
Referring to an error detected by CRC.
Standard term for a CRC error. Used in network and storage error messages.
A CRC error has occurred.
In spoken technical Japanese, CRC is pronounced as individual letters: シー (C), アール (R), シー (C). Avoid trying to translate it literally unless writing formal documentation.