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    • Volume 8, Issue 10

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    Straightline Supply pioneers in international distribution
    Sept. 1, 2000
    Th Wings
    The fiber-optic market is exploding but singlemode fiber shortage causes customers to wait
    Sept. 1, 2000
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    IVD manufacturing process maximizes bandwidth performance for voice, video, data
    Sept. 1, 2000
    Anixter enhances its Levels program, while Graybar introduces VIP 2000 as better-than-Cat 6
    Sept. 1, 2000
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    The Steel City underfloor duct system is designed to simplify pulling cable and perpendicular directional changes
    Sept. 1, 2000
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    A participant in the ISO's efforts answers frequently asked questions about the in-progress 600-MHz standard.
    Sept. 1, 2000
    Russell Driver's and Zoltan Nadj's article, "Networking hardware technologies and techniques," published in the July 2000 issue (see page 13), has a serious flaw
    Sept. 1, 2000
    As the cabling industry continues to move full-speed-ahead, Fluke Networks (Everett, WA) has pulled into the fast lane
    Sept. 1, 2000
    We all know what bandwidth is. Or do we? If we apply a strict definition, "band" refers to operating band, or operating-frequency range
    Sept. 1, 2000
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    Breakthroughs in radio technologies are finally giving large business customers much-needed confidence in a wider array of wireless broadband services that will compete on price...
    Sept. 1, 2000
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    The WWG 8630 portable protocol tester simulates network elements and analyzes fixed and mobile networks
    Sept. 1, 2000
    In the May 2000 issue, an article in the Industry Spotlight (see "Category 3 minimum FCC-approved for all new copper-cabling installations," page 119) discussed Federal Communications...
    Sept. 1, 2000