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    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...
    Sept. 1, 2006
    My assignment this month was to address two subjects: “When will we see 10GBase-T network equipment in the market? & ...
    Sept. 1, 2006
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    Certifying links for alien-crosstalk performance is more likely to be a sample process than a simple one.
    Sept. 1, 2006
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    Tight-buffered cable’s ability to handle the outside plant makes it an option worthy of serious consideration.
    Sept. 1, 2006
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    TIA/EIA and TSB documents will spell out specifications for running 10-GbE over Augmented Category 6 and Category 6.
    Sept. 1, 2006
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    Users may sneer if the wireless network’s SNIR is insufficient to handle multiple voice connections simultaneously.
    Sept. 1, 2006
    There’s not much question that the recently approved IEEE 802.3an 10GBase-T specifications, combined with the still-in-progress Augmented Category 6 specifications from the TIA...
    Sept. 1, 2006
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    If a desktop computer had the capability to transmit data at 10 Gigabits per second, one could transfer an entire DVD movie in 30 seconds-a movie that otherwise would require ...
    Sept. 1, 2006
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    For manufacturers of communications cable and their distributors, seemingly ever-present volatility in the global copper market raises a host of pricing concerns that, needless...
    Sept. 1, 2006