Definitions

1. Terminators are required at both ends of the backbone cable.
2. Terminators are installed on the unused "T" connector at each end of the segment. (Web site)
3. Terminators are requires at the end of each fieldbus Segment and match the cable impedance to reduce reflections of the signal. (Web site)
4. Terminators are well known in the art, and include, but are not limited to, T L3 of phage λ. (Web site)
5. No terminators are required as in the bus topology model.

Network Topology

1. Ring Topology A network topology in which nodes are connected in a closed loop; no terminators are required because there are no unconnected ends. (Web site)

Ends

1. The first is that you must use terminators at both ends of the cabling. (Web site)
2. The two ends of the bus have special connectors called terminators.

Network

1. Macs with 10Base2 Ethernet cards can be daisy-chained together with T-connectors and terminators on each end of the network. (Web site)
2. Take your two terminators and plug them into the ends of the network. (Web site)
3. RG-58 coaxial cables have a nominal impedance of 50 Ohms, so 50 Ohm terminators are required for termination at the physical end of a network.

Hammerstein

1. Programmed to act like ancient samurai by a Japanese secret society, Hitaki was a comrade of Hammerstein and Mad Ronn in the Terminators. (Web site)

Cable

1. You have to put terminators at both ends of the cable. (Web site)
2. A segment is defined as all the cable between two terminators.
3. It is essential that you properly terminate each end of the cable with 50 ohm terminators, so budget $2 ea.

Thin Ethernet

1. Old coax networks can have the wrong or missing termination (the most common, Thin Ethernet, requires 50 Ohm terminators at segment ends).

Adapters

1. Cable4PC - Computer cables for mail order, including SCSI, MIDI, USB, UTP, SVGA, keyboard, cables, terminators and adapters.
2. Distributor of cables, terminators and host adapters. (Web site)

Repeaters

1. A: A piece of network wire bounded by bridges, routers, repeaters or terminators.
2. A segment is defined as a length of network cable bounded by any combination of terminators, repeaters, bridges, or routers.
3. Nine out of ten physical link network problems will actually be caused by cabling, terminators, hubs, repeaters or misuse.

Connectors

1. Manufacturer of custom cable assemblies, connectors and terminators.
2. Uses BNC twist connector, BNC barrel connectors BNC T connectors 50 ohm terminators Can carry signals 185 meters or 607 feet.

Fiber Optic Cables

1. Fumo Communications - Offers terminators, Fiber Optic cables and fibers in both multimode and singlemode.

Terminators

1. If the network cabling is Thin Ethernet, connect two computers with a single cable, T-connectors, and terminators that are known to work properly.
2. Bus topology A network topology in which nodes are connected to a single cable with terminators at each end. (Web site)
3. LINKSYS sells a home networking kit for $79 that includes everything you need to network 2 computers (2 adapter cards, T's, terminators, cable).

Categories

1. Fiber Optic Cables
2. Single Cable
3. Adapters
4. Information > Communication > Networks > Repeaters
5. Thin Ethernet
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