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Sundance SMT227 Fibre Optic Communications TRAM

- Size 2 TRAM pair
- Communicates over 1km
- Implements subsystem over fibre second fibre connection
- 20MBits/s link bandwidth capability
- 12 month warranty

The SMT227 'Fibre Optic' TRAM is a size 2 module providing long distance transputer link
communication and control. The device conforms to the TRAM specification, and is supplied
as a two unit system. Each TRAM has the ability to reset, analyse and communicate with a
remote transputer network - thereby removing the requirement for the host system to be in
close proximity to the transputer system. The SMT227 supports transputer link communications
up to distances of 1 kilometer at data rates of 20MBit/s. The TRAM also supports link speeds
of 10 and 5MBits/s. At a distance of 1 kilometer, and operating at 20MBits/s, the SMT227 has
a theoretical error rate of less than 1 in 1,000,000,000,000.
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