SPD (disambiguation)
SPD is the Social Democratic Party of Germany, a political party.
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SPD may also refer to:
Science and technology
- Suspended Particle Device, glass or plastic with electrically variable light transmission
- Shimano Pedaling Dynamics, clipless bicycle pedals
- Spectral power distribution, of light
- Surge protection device, for electrical voltages
- Severe plastic deformation
- Symmetric positive definite, in linear algebra
- Short-path distillation
Computing
- Security Policy Database, rules in an IPsec implementation, for example in a High Assurance Internet Protocol Encryptor
- Serial presence detect, a method to access memory module information
- SharePoint Designer, an interface for designing in Microsoft SharePoint
- Short Payment Descriptor, a compact textual data format (a MIME/file type) for an easy exchange of a payment information, using smart phones or NFC devices; a standard for QR code payments
Medicine
- Schizoid personality disorder, a personality disorder
- Sadistic personality disorder, a personality disorder
- Semantic pragmatic disorder, a pervasive developmental disorder
- Symphysis pubis dysfunction, pelvic joint pain during pregnancy or childbirth
- Sensory processing disorder, a neurological disorder
- Sterile processing department, where surgical instruments are sterilized
- Salmon poisoning disease
Organisations
- Freedom and Direct Democracy, a Czech political party
- Nintendo Software Planning & Development
- Salym Petroleum Development, a petroleum company in Russia
- Scuola Politecnica di Design, a Milan-based postgraduate design school
- Small Press Distribution, distributor for literary publishers, Berkeley, California, US
- Shanghai Pudong Development Bank, or SPD Bank, China
Fiction
- Space Patrol Delta, an organization in Power Rangers: S.P.D.
- Special Police Dekaranger, a police organization in Tokusou Sentai Dekaranger
Other uses
- Saidpur Airport (IATA code), Bangladesh
- Supplementary planning document, in UK local development framework
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