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41. Product Sheet: Optical Switch Unit: NSW Series 8/4/2011

    The NSW series optical switch will dramatically improve the reliability of your optical network by providing redundancy options for the instantaneous exchange of transmission devices and transmission paths.

42. Filtered Military Circular Connectors 1/31/2011

    Corry Micronics offers a complete line of Filtered Military Circular Connectors, including MIL-C-38999 Series I, II, and III, MIL-C-26482 Series II, and MIL-C-83723 Series III.

43. White Paper: Optical Switch System - NSW Series 8/12/2010
    The NSW series optical switch will dramatically improve the reliability of your optical network by providing redundancy options for the instantaneous exchange of transmission devices and transmission paths.
44. DCR-8 - Dual-Controlled Remote Broadband Switch 3/30/2010

    The DCR-8 is an eight port switch remotely controllable via USB or Ethernet. The switch automatically recognizes either type of control connection. Control microwave signals with a laptop or PC using the USB interface or remotely over the internet.

45. DCR-8 — Dual-Controlled Remote Broadband Switch 3/30/2010

    The DCR-8 is an eight port switch remotely controllable via USB or Ethernet. The switch automatically recognizes either type of control connection. Control microwave signals with a laptop or PC using the USB interface or remotely over the internet. 

46. Design Notes: Filtered Military Circular Connectors 1/31/2008

    Corry Micronics offers a complete line of Filtered Military Circular Connectors, including MIL-C-38999 Series I, II, and III, MIL-C-26482 Series II, and MIL-C-83723 Series III. Various filtering options are available, including “C”, “C2”, “L”, “J”, and “Pi” circuits, and can include 0.1J or 0.3J Bi-Directional Transient protection. Capacitance values are offered from 47 pF to 10µF depending on circuit type and connector style. These filtered connectors cover a broad band of frequencies, and can be effective up to 20 GHz

47. Product Listing: Filtered Military Circular Connectors 1/31/2008

    Corry Micronics offers a complete line of Filtered Military Circular Connectors, including MIL-C-38999 Series I, II, and III, MIL-C-26482 Series II, and MIL-C-83723 Series III. Various filtering options are available, including “C”, “C2”, “L”, “J”, and “Pi” circuits, and can include 0.1J or 0.3J Bi-Directional Transient protection. Capacitance values are offered from 47 pF to 10µF depending on circuit type and connector style. These filtered connectors cover a broad band of frequencies, and can be effective up to 20 GHz.

48. Gretna School District In Nebraska Builds Gretna School District In Nebraska Builds Advances That Boost Efficiency, Lower Costs 10/26/2007
    Nestled just 10 miles outside of Omaha, Neb., Gretna is a quiet community of established families. It is known for its small town atmosphere and its exceptional school district, which has gained national recognition for its educational opportunities. It is also an area that has experienced enormous growth in the past five years, doubling class sizes and prompting expansion of classroom and administration buildings, and stretching the boundaries of the school district's computer network. Submitted by D-Link Systems Inc.
49. Gretna School District In Nebraska Builds Gretna School District In Nebraska Builds Advances That Boost Efficiency, Lower Costs 10/26/2007
    Case Study: Gretna School District In Nebraska Builds Gretna School District In Nebraska Builds Advances That Boost Efficiency, Lower Costs
50. Case Study: Using Operator Interfaces To Optimize Performance Of Industrial Wireless Networks 10/24/2007

    The performance of wireless networks can change over time due to increased performance demands, changes in the radio frequency (RF) environment and changes in the physical environment. This article will explore the use of a wireless diagnostic OLE for Process Control (OPC) server technology to embed diagnostic information in human machine interfaces (HMIs), thus optimizing industrial wireless network performance