DX (Distance)

DX, or Distance, refers to a measure of difference or separation between two points, objects, or values. In various contexts, it quantifies how far apart these points are in space, data, or other dimensions. For example, in electronics or communication, DX might describe signal range; in geography, it measures physical distance. Essentially, it provides a numerical or conceptual way to understand the spatial or quantitative gap between entities, helping us gauge proximity, differences, or the extent of separation efficiently and accurately.