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  • Volume 7, Issue 10

    • Volume 7, Issue 10

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    Workplace chemicals and the role of the MSDS

    Oct. 1, 1999
    The material safety data sheet is a helpful guide to determining the degree of hazard of common chemicals.
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    100Base-SX provides a path to the future

    Oct. 1, 1999
    The most significant development in recent months for desktop networking is the proposed 100Base-SX standard, which defines an affordable migration strategy for 10-megabit-per...
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    Giving fiber the respect it deserves

    Oct. 1, 1999
    When working with optical fiber, the best tools are those a technician carries in his head: training and common sense.
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    Underfloor cable access gets easier

    Oct. 1, 1999
    Floor boxes and access floor systems can make life simpler for cabling-system installers and end users.
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    Designing a data center with room to grow

    Oct. 1, 1999
    A merger of legacy equipment with new systems required a well-designed data center and cable-management systems.

    More content from Volume 7, Issue 10

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    Whats in a decibel, and why should you care?

    Oct. 1, 1999
    The decibel (dB) is considered the baseline by which all telecommunications designers compare cabling-system performance. But what exactly is a dB? Furthermore, what`s so significant...
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    What fiber technicians should know about workplace chemicals

    Oct. 1, 1999
    Although chemicals and materials used in fiber optics are relatively common substances, they still require careful handling.
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    Gigabit Ethernet places demands on multimode fiber

    Oct. 1, 1999
    The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE--New York City) standardized Gigabit Ethernet, the latest high-speed solution to network overload, with the adoption...
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    Selecting a cable-management system for the future

    Oct. 1, 1999
    Consider adaptability, cable protection, ease of use, and customer service when choosing cable-management equipment to ensure long-term network performance.
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    Unshielded twisted-pair jack

    Oct. 1, 1999
    The 110 Category 5E jack is the newest addition to the manufacturer`s Nevada Western line of data-communications products. Design enhancements within the jack result in faster...
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    Open-office cabling is not just for the office anymore

    Oct. 1, 1999
    High school students turn a storeroom into a "smart room" using prewired floor and connectivity accessories.