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12-15-2007, 08:22 AM
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Re: 1Gbps Modules.
Are these modules for storage? Do you mean they can send signals over 11 Kilometers without amplification? what power would be required, 5V, 12v ?
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12-15-2007, 01:57 PM
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Re: 1Gbps Modules.
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How are you doing ? Umm...oh no...it is not for storage. The modules are for Backbone switch. Those are called LX Gigabit module or SX Gigabit module. Oh..BTW, these days it is using for storage. Those are can send a data singal until 11 Kilometers. not over 11Km. Just, it is a LX Gigabit module. YES, Those are need not an amplification. Do you have any question ? Have a good weekend. |
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