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The KiloModem line includes four base units: three for four-wire applications and one for two-wire applications. Model 1090 supports synchronous full duplex communication at rates of 48, 56, 64, 72, 80, 112, 128, 144 and 160 kb/s. It allows point-to-point distances up to 11.1 miles over two unconditioned twisted pair. Model 1092 supports synchronous data rates up to 128 kb/s and asynchronous data rates up to 38.4 kb/s over one unconditioned twisted pair. It allows point-to-point distances up to 10.8 miles. Model 1093 offers two selectable data rates of 256 and 512 kb/s and supports distances up to 6.9 miles. Model 1094 supports rates of 384 and 768 kb/s with a maximum distance of 4.9 miles. Patton Electronics Co.

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This optoelectronic module provides full duplex communication over a single fiber. It includes a laser and receiver that are aligned to send and receive signals simultaneously. The module houses both the laser and pin detector. Each module has a 1300 nm wavelength laser on one end of the link and a 1550 nm wavelength laser on the other end. The modules operate in temperatures from -40 to 85 C. AMP Inc.

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Model 205 is a portable, stand-alone universal cable tester that tests any type of wired assembly with up to 128 points. A universal connector card is designed to accept as many as 28 of the most commonly used cable connectors. The tester detects opens, shorts and miswires in less than 50 nsec. The unit features a user-configurable connector card that plugs into the tester with two 96-pin DIN connectors. The connector on the left side accommodates 64 receiver inputs; the right-side connector accepts 64 driver outputs. The module costs $895. B+K Precision

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These optical-to-electrical converters work with Tektronix sampling oscilloscopes to provide a suite of physical layer test instruments. The SD-44 15 GHz converter is optimized for characterizing the pulse shape of optical signals up to 2.488 Gb/s. The converter provides gain of 35 mV/mW and noise floor of 15 pW per root Hz. The ORR24 is an amplified 2 GHz converter with built-in fourth-order Bessel-Thompson frequency response. It features a DC-coupled design and is calibrated at 1310 and 1550 nm wavelengths. The SD-44 costs $5995; the ORR24 costs $10,495. Tektronix Inc.

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The MTS-1500 permanent magnet YIG-based frequency synthesizers offer noise reduction for 16, 64, 128 and 256 QAM schemes. They offer frequency coverage from 4 to 12 GHz in 1 GHz bandwidths and allow designers to move from FSK to QPSK and up to QAM schemes using one source. The synthesizers operate in temperatures from -30 to 70 C. Prices start at $400. VertiCom Inc.

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The 625 and 750 kVA transistorized 600T UPSs feature insulated-gate bipolar transistors in their inverters. The 750 kVA features isolation transformers and 12-pulse rectifiers. Both models feature ASICs monitor and alarm systems displayed on an LCD, dual-bus capability with Load Bus Sync and Power-Tie options, and acoustic noise of less than 72 dBA. Liebert Corp.

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The PI-ML manual logger is a Windows-based client application that allows users to enter data manually into the PI real-time and historical plant information system. The PI-ML logs data that cannot be collected automatically from instrumentation and control systems. Users have three data-collecting options: They can use a hand-held terminal to record data in the plant, use a barcode reader to scan tag identifiers for data values or enter data directly into the data entry screen on a PC. OSI Software Inc.

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The B480 two- and four-pair surge protector is designed to protect data lines against lightning surges and electrical transients. It is available in various voltages for T-1 lines, ISDN, RS-485, RS-422, RS-232 and power supplies. I/O connections are made with screw terminals. Citel Inc.

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The CWS500 transient generator tests at 15 mW to 25 W nominal, from 9 kHz to 240 MHz. VSWR is 1-to-1 at all phases and angles and at maximum power. The CWS500 contains an Amplifier Research amplifier. Operators can calibrate to IEC 1000-4-6 standards in three minutes. Up to four coupling/decoupling network calibration values can be stored in the generator's memory. RS-232 and parallel IEEE interfaces are included. Amplifier Research

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The DuaLine Plus 5 plug-in channel unit allows carriers to offer customers additional phone lines through subscriber loop carrier systems without installing more copper. The unit transforms a single twisted pair into two digital channels and provides two-for-one digital pair gain on the drop side of the Lucent SLC remote terminal. It interfaces two PCM channels to two-wire DSL. Charles Industries Ltd.

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The SR long-life industrial batteries are suitable for short discharge at high current and capacitive discharge over longer periods. The heat-resistant batteries feature watering intervals for five years and no positive plate growth. The batteries use a proportion of Selenium in the grid alloy that resists corrosion. Storage Battery Systems Inc.

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The Fiber U portable connector curing oven is used for the factory termination of fiber optic cables. It cures the epoxy used in termination at high temperatures. A thermodynamic design allows the oven to run on 12 VDC from an AC adapter, vehicle adapter or an optional battery. The oven is molded from hard rubber and provides epoxy cure times as low as five minutes. It includes an ACadapter, vehicle adapter, carrying case and starter kit of termination supplies. The oven costs $295. Fotec Inc.

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