Aug
12
Posted (Paul) in Firewire Cables on August-12-2009

By-  Intertek
Intertek expands scope of services for Verizon’s fiber-optic components testing

Intertek (search Lightwave for Intertek), a supplier of testing, inspection, and certification services, announced an expansion of scope for its fiber-optic components certification services. Intertek’s Lexington, KY lab, a Verizon-certified Independent Test Laboratory (ITL) under Verizon’s Fiber Optic Component (FOC) Program, can now provide GR-20-CORE and GR-409-CORE testing. The standards cover optical fiber, optical fiber cables, and premises fiber-optic cables.

Intertek tests safety, reliability, and performance of fiber-optic components including connectors, fiber cables, fiber distribution frames, splice closures, pedestals, and indoor/outdoor fiber cabinets. FOC testing includes geometric tolerances, mechanical testing [...] Continue Reading…

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Jul
13
Posted (Paul) in Uncategorized on July-13-2009

By- www.assmann.com

KVM extenders allow longer extension of the transmission path for mouse, keyboard and monitor signals via Cat5 cables (also known as network cables or patch cables). Connection is possible both directly to a PC / server and also to a KVM change-over switch. The KVM extender offers a respective connection option to a local and a remote operating console.

Appropriate uses for KVM extenders can be found in server rooms, on one hand where continuous working is not possible because of air conditioning. On the other hand, the KVM extender has a local connection option for an operating [...] Continue Reading…

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Jul
13
Posted (Paul) in Uncategorized on July-13-2009

Source: Meilhaus Electronic

GPIB was originally developed by Hewlett-Packard in the late 1960s and was accepted as IEEE-488 standard in the 1970s. The GPIB / IEEE-488 interface has been the choice of professionals, when it comes to a proven connection of PCs to measurement devices ever since. Its rugged, industrial grade connector mechanisms, its real-time response and maximum connection length still gives it advantages over the more modern USB or LAN/Ethernet interfaces.

Meilhaus Electronic has been involved with the GPIB ever since it’s founding, over 30 years ago. Since a secure connection is a key factor for dependable communication between [...] Continue Reading…

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Jul
13
Posted (Paul) in USB Cables on July-13-2009

By-www.cdfreaks.com

Freecom USBCard PRO 1GB detail information

Freecom USBCard PRO 1GBFor professional users who value their data as much as their money, who carry it along wherever they go, and who expect the most of ease-of-use while accessing their files, the Freecom USBCardTM offers the
best in data reliability, speed and comfort. The most accepted form factor worldwide, that of a credit card, has been used to create a storage device in which a USB cable has been integrated. The cable can
be clicked out when files have to be accessed, and folded away when you slide the Freecom USBCardTM in your wallet. [...] Continue Reading…

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Jul
10
Posted (Paul) in USB Cables on July-10-2009

This budget 23-inch widescreen LCD has solid image quality and useful ports, but surprisingly no USB-in.
By - Kalpana Ettenson, PC World

The shiny, black Asus VH236H showed good image quality and smooth video in our subjective tests, making it a nice, well-priced monitor for entertainment-centric buyers. We also saw fine, easy-to-read text on both black and white backgrounds. Photographs generally looked lively and had realistic color, though colors in a few photos appeared slightly dull. The VH236H also handled our motion tests well, showing little visible fluttering. Its solid performance in those tests makes this monitor a good choice for [...] Continue Reading…

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