Volume 8, Issue 11

Theory and reality don't always jibe

Oct. 1, 2000

I have named my new column "Crosstalk" because I want to use it, at least in part, to call into question some of the assumptions, myths, and misconceptions that can be found in...

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IEEE-1394 and other home- networking approaches

Oct. 1, 2000

I was asked to sit on a panel of experts for the technical seminar entitled "Residential Cabling Infrastructure-Are You Ready?" at the Fall 2000 BICSI (Tampa, FL) Conference in...

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Wire workers wish warranties were worry-free

Oct. 1, 2000

Structured cabling warranties are supposed to help customers sleep better, but they have turned into something of a monster lurking in our closets

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A commitment, and a request

Oct. 1, 2000

As copies of this issue roll off the press and make their way to you, copies of our 2001 editorial calendar also will be newly printed

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Cable trays provide continual support

Oct. 1, 2000

Look around any modern-day office and you are likely to be faced with dozens of computer terminals, otherwise known as networked workstations, all connected by numerous cables...

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UL offers new limited-combustibility marking

Oct. 1, 2000

Technical advancement and consumer protection are converging as more-stringent, limited-combustibility requirements are put in place.

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New Products

Oct. 1, 2000

The UniCam QuickPress connector combines a 2-fiber connector and adapter into one unit. Part of the Corning Cable Systems' LANscape solution, the device has two fiber stubs that...