ドーターボード

also: ドータボード

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Meanings

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noun

daughter board; daughterboard

computing

A secondary circuit board that attaches to a motherboard or main board to add functionality. Used in computing and electronics contexts.

ドーターボード

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You can expand functionality by installing a daughter board.

ドータボード
Variant without the long vowel mark; less common but still used.
ドーター・ボード
- ドーターボード
  Spelling with an interpunct; rarely seen in practice.
- ドーター・ボード
ドータ・ボード
- ドータボード
  Variant with an interpunct and without the long vowel mark; rarely seen.
- ドータ・ボード

マザーボード
A motherboard is the main circuit board, while a daughter board is a secondary board that connects to it.
拡かく張ちょうボード
拡張ボード is a general term for expansion boards; ドーターボード specifically refers to a board that attaches directly to another board rather than via a slot.

Borrowed from English 'daughter board', a computing term for a secondary circuit board attached to a main board.