SHARC Processor Evaluation Kit Limited Time Offer
Analog Devices is offering a 50% discount on new SHARC Processor Family evaluation kits until July 31, 2008. The SHARC Processor fits into a variety of applications such as Digital Home, Pro Audio, Industrial and Instrumentation, Automotive, Military, and Medical. The following kits will be discounted to $249 through your local Distributor: ADZS-21262-EZLITE, ADZS-21364-EZLITE, ADZS-21369-EZLITE, and ADZS-21375-EZLITE.

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ARCnet
To start off, ARCnet is not a standardized network. All information provided here is gathered through the years by different people and by just making mistakes, so if you have other experiences don't be surprised, but share them with us. This way we can all learn from it. ARCnet (Attached Resource Computer NETwork) was originally developed by Datapoint Corporation in 1968, way before OSI and the like. The original purpose was a harddisk...
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ARCnet (Attached Resource Computer Network) (CR)
ARCnet Topology is star and bus or a mixture. Cable type is RG-62 A/U coaxial (93 ohm), UTP or fiber-optic. A network can use any combination of this media. Connectors used include BNC, RJ-45, and others. It passes tokens passing for media access. Maximum segment length is 600 meters with RG-62 A/U, 121 meters with UTP, 3485 meters with fiber-optic, and 30 meters from a passive hub. It may use active and passive hubs. The specification is...
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ARCNET Overview
ARCNET (also camel cased as ARCnet) is a local area network (LAN) protocol, similar in purpose to Ethernet or Token Ring. ARCNET was the first widely available networking system for microcomputers and became popular in the 1980s for office automation tasks.
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ARCNET
ARCNET is a high speed token based network technology used to provide LAN communications between computers in both the industrial and commercial marketplaces. The ARCNET Trade Association (ATA) is a non-profit organization of ARCNET users and manufacturers formed for the purpose of promoting ARCNET and providing information and standards for users.
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ARCNET email list
The ARCNET email list is open to all those who are interested in discussing ARCNET hardware, software and applications, news, availability, success stories, questions, answers, resources, and anything else ARCNET-related.
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