...installations and upgrades, including backbone, horizontal and even desktop applications. • The Black Box explain series make technology simple. It provides you with a clear, concise overview information about fibre optic cables, so you can ma...

...you’ll probably want to upgrade at least parts of your system fairly soon to Category 5e (CAT5e) or higher. • Category 5e:  The improved Category 5 • Category 5e, also known as Enhanced Category 5, or CAT5e, was ratified in 1999. It’s an incremental...

...runs, should not be flexed, bent or twisted repeatedly. • UTP Stranded Patch Cable • Use stranded patch cables for connecting your workstation NICs to the wallplate with patch panels and with other equipment such as hubs. Since it's made with st...

...to obtain frequency licenses for the operation of laser based wireless cabling solutions. • Cost-effective • Installation is a once-only investment with no recurring costs, eliminating lease-line costs, etc. • Investment protection • Industry st...

Millimeterwave Technology • Millimeter-wave Technology • Every technology has its pro's and con's. • The good thing about FSO (Laserlink) is the high bandwidth, the security and good price/value relation. The bad thing about FSO (Laserlink) is...

...such as walls. This upgrade has dropped FHSS • in favor of the more reliable DSSS. Settling on one method of encoding eliminates the problem of having a single standard that includes two kinds of equipment that aren't compatible with each other....

Wireless Communication • Wireless Communication • Today's world is unimaginable without Wireless Communication. Most technologies work with frequency modulation and transmission where the digital data is converted into radio signals. Three mai...

...Their capability to emulate T1 or E1 circuits over IP makes it possible for your enterprise to protect its investment in legacy equipment and avoid costly upgrades. Plus, expensive T1 or E1 circuits can be eliminated as your network migrates to IP.

...as link redundancy. The upgrade modules offer a wide selection for additional choices like analogue and/or digital audio, further USB HID ports, embedded USB 2.0, RS-232, RS-422 as well as analogue video inputs. For demanding USB applications such a...

...on the fly for upgrades and maintenance. • Another characteristic shared by this group of transcievers is that they’re OSI Layer 1 devices—they’re transparent to data and do not examine or alter data in any way. Although they’re primarily u...