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  • Volume 14, Issue 9

    • Volume 14, Issue 9

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    New Products

    Sept. 1, 2006
    The CM-HPC series of rugged, low-loss, RF-shielded coax cable is designed for wireless applications, including antenna feeder, wireless communication jumper cables, and mobile...
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    10GBase-T questions bring answers, which bring questions, which bring …

    Sept. 1, 2006
    My assignment this month was to address two subjects: “When will we see 10GBase-T network equipment in the market? & ...
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    Testing guidelines for 10-GbE over twisted pairs

    Sept. 1, 2006
    Certifying links for alien-crosstalk performance is more likely to be a sample process than a simple one.
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    Putting 10GBase-T to work

    Sept. 1, 2006
    In a move that had been anticipated for years, the specifications for 10-Gigabit Ethernet (10-GbE) transmission over twisted-pair copper cabling-formally known as IEEE Std 802...
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    A Grade A infrastructure for every student

    Sept. 1, 2006
    The DeSoto County, Mississippi school district gets high marks for the services its cabling systems make possible.

    More content from Volume 14, Issue 9

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    Using fiber-optic cable in security and surveillance

    Sept. 1, 2006
    Tight-buffered cable’s ability to handle the outside plant makes it an option worthy of serious consideration.
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    Infrastructure considerations in a VoWi-Fi installation

    Sept. 1, 2006
    Users may sneer if the wireless network’s SNIR is insufficient to handle multiple voice connections simultaneously.
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    Structured cabling essentials for the 10GBase-T network

    Sept. 1, 2006
    With networking speeds escalating so quickly, it is imperative to ensure the cables supporting the network are up to the task, today, and for years to come.
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    MUTOAs taking the heat off of ‘home run’ configurations

    Sept. 1, 2006
    The tried and true multi-user telecommunications outlet assembly is helping to combat combustible loading associated with added copper cabling in the open office and TR.
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    Performance is everything: The standards for 10GBase-T

    Sept. 1, 2006
    TIA/EIA and TSB documents will spell out specifications for running 10-GbE over Augmented Category 6 and Category 6.
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    Cable tray forms to fit a variety of applications

    Sept. 1, 2006
    Today’s cable tray continues to target easy installation while responding to recent trends and technologies.