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amplifier
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amplifier,
a device that controls power from a mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, or other source so that the output is greater than the input.
amplifier
see image amplifier system.
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For networks up to 450km, Nortel has teamed with MPB Communications to enable carriers to upgrade their networks to 40G speeds without the need to deploy costly optical signal amplifiers - also called repeaters - along the sea floor.
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For networks up to 450km, Nortel has teamed with MPB Communications to enable carriers to upgrade their networks to 40G speeds without the need to deploy costly optical signal amplifiers - also called repeaters - along the sea floor.
Nortel 40G optical transport solution trialled on 8,000km Southern ... by Worldwide Computer Products News
Physical Internal damage to the hard drive, damaged platters, head crashes, damage to the motor, or head rack signal amplifier.
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