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Multitest software This multitest software allows users to download test results from handheld power meters configured with the RS-232C port option-including the FOT-920 MaxTester and the FOT-90A power meter-to any computer using Windows 95. Users can customize reports describing exact test conditions. The software can sort test data by fiber number, date of test, wavelength or numerical value of each test. EXFO E.O. Engineering Inc.

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Fiber optic connectors This family of LC fiber optic connectors, adapters and patch cords includes single-mode and multimode versions in simplex and duplex types. The high-density LC form factor is half the size of older ST technology. The series provides low insertion loss and return loss required to create reliable gigabit Ethernet, fiber channel, ATM and other voice and data networks. Typical insertion loss is <0.20 dB for multimode and <0.10 dB for single mode.

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Sound transducers KSS sound transducers measure 8.5 mm square and 2.2 mm thick, suitable for surface-mount applications. The units are offered in three voltage ranges, each producing a sound pressure level of 87 dB minimum. The KSS-81 series' voltage range is 1.0 to 2.0 VDC; the KSS-83's is 2.0 to 4.0 VDC; and the KSS-85's is 4.0 to 6.0 VDC.

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Triaxial relay The 7900 series of triaxial pair relays are available in sizes ranging from 2 to 24 throws. Features include switching MIL-STD-1553 bus signals, routing ECL and audio pairs, low noise, low-level switching using driven shield techniques and low leakage current measurements. These modules are available with RS-232 or IEEE-488 control when mounted in the Model 11600 chassis and control unit.

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Front-end power system The Vanguard TVN power systems front ends provide up to 3000 W output for distributed power systems. Using 1000 W hot-swap modules, a 2 U-high, 19-in. rack with three modules provides either 3000 W non-redundant or 2000 W 2+1 redundant power for 24 or 48 VDC power buses. The modules have a wide-range output voltage adjustment of 20 to 29 V for the 24 V output version and 40 to 58 V for the 48 V output version.

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Security analyzer This security analyzer helps secure intranets and extranets by detecting vulnerabilities on networks and servers and by providing reports with recommended fixes. Its architecture allows customers to write their own security tests. The Autosync feature retrieves and loads the latest security tests available from the SecureTrends Web site. WebTrends Corp.

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Universal device programmer The Model 845 universal device programmer with logic/memory test function can be used with a PC as a bench-top unit for research and design, engineering and prototyping labs, servicing or manufacturing applications. It delivers a library supporting more than 2800 devices. The software is Windows 95- and NT-compatible. B&K Precision Corp.

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Router module This IP router module features network address translation, allowing users, including ISPs, to transparently assign user IP addresses and network protocols automatically. A built-in dynamic host configuration protocol server assigns IP addresses to all LAN workstations. The module offers password protection and user authentication. The router is an addition to the Xpress2500 single-pair HDSL-2 modem. Telmax Communications

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DWDM component The WaveSplitter X is an adaptation of DWDM technology. It begins with a 100 GHz, 1x4 base-wave device. System output meets any wavelength defined by the ITU grid and within the EDFA bandwidth. The base-wave device can stand alone, providing four channels with 0.8 nm separation, or it can be combined with sub-splitter components in a tree or cascade configuration. WaveSplitter Technologies

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