PLC or plc may refer to:
- Public limited company, a type of public company
Education
- Platoon Leaders Class, of the US Marine Corps Officer Candidates School
- Post Leaving Certificate, a qualification in Ireland
- Presbyterian Ladies' College (disambiguation), several schools in Australia
- Professional learning community, for collaborative learning
Medicine
- Perlecan, a protein in humans
- Peptide loading complex, an intracellular membrane protein matrix
- Peter Lougheed Centre, a hospital in Calgary, Alberta, Canada
- Phospholipase C, a class of membrane-associated enzymes
- Pityriasis lichenoides chronica, a skin condition
- Posterolateral corner, a region of the human knee
Politics
- Colombian Liberal Party (Spanish: Partido Liberal Colombiano)
- Conservative Party (Spain) (Spanish: Partido Liberal-Conservador)
- Constitutionalist Liberal Party (Spanish: Partido Liberal Constitucionalista), in Nicaragua
- Liberal Party of Canada (French: Parti Libéral du Canada)
- Palestinian Legislative Council, of the Palestinian Authority
- Pennsylvania Leadership Conference, in the US
- Provisional Legislative Council, in Hong Kong 1997–1998
Technology
- Packet loss concealment, in VoIP communications
- Planar lightwave circuit splitter, a type of fiber-optic splitter
- Portevin–Le Chatelier effect, jerky flow under plastic deformation
- Power-line communication, or power-line carrier
- Product lifecycle, from inception to manufacture
- Programmable logic controller, an industrial digital computer
Other uses
- Pine Lake Camp, a Salvation Army camp in Alberta, Canada
- Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
- Portland Lesbian Choir, in Oregon, US
- Prism Leisure Corporation, a former British company
- UAE Pro League Committee, a football organising committee
See also
- PL/C, a programming language
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disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title PLC.
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PLC or plc may refer to:
- Public limited company, a type of public company
Education
- Platoon Leaders Class, of the US Marine Corps Officer Candidates School
- Post Leaving Certificate, a qualification in Ireland
- Presbyterian Ladies' College (disambiguation), several schools in Australia
- Professional learning community, for collaborative learning
Medicine
- Perlecan, a protein in humans
- Peptide loading complex, an intracellular membrane protein matrix
- Peter Lougheed Centre, a hospital in Calgary, Alberta, Canada
- Phospholipase C, a class of membrane-associated enzymes
- Pityriasis lichenoides chronica, a skin condition
- Posterolateral corner, a region of the human knee
Politics
- Colombian Liberal Party (Spanish: Partido Liberal Colombiano)
- Conservative Party (Spain) (Spanish: Partido Liberal-Conservador)
- Constitutionalist Liberal Party (Spanish: Partido Liberal Constitucionalista), in Nicaragua
- Liberal Party of Canada (French: Parti Libéral du Canada)
- Palestinian Legislative Council, of the Palestinian Authority
- Pennsylvania Leadership Conference, in the US
- Provisional Legislative Council, in Hong Kong 1997–1998
Technology
- Packet loss concealment, in VoIP communications
- Planar lightwave circuit splitter, a type of fiber-optic splitter
- Portevin–Le Chatelier effect, jerky flow under plastic deformation
- Power-line communication, or power-line carrier
- Product lifecycle, from inception to manufacture
- Programmable logic controller, an industrial digital computer
Other uses
- Pine Lake Camp, a Salvation Army camp in Alberta, Canada
- Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
- Portland Lesbian Choir, in Oregon, US
- Prism Leisure Corporation, a former British company
- UAE Pro League Committee, a football organising committee
See also
- PL/C, a programming language
This
disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title PLC.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.