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The DJAT portion of each LIU supports all major industry test standards, and operates on a configurable, per-channel basis in either line-timing or signal demapping mode, while eliminating the need for expensive and environmentally sensitive voltage controlled quartz crystal oscillators (VCXOs), ASICs and other analog components. The DJAT portion of each LIU supports all major industry test standards, and operates on a configurable, per-channel basis in either line-timing or signal de-mapping mode, while eliminating the need for expensive and environmentally sensitive voltage controlled quartz crystal oscillators (VCXOs), ASICs and other analog components. With the addition of our DJAT technology, these highly integrated LIUs also perform critical desynchronization, due to mapping/demapping functions, and offer an ideal platform for even more highly integrated DS3/E3 products in the future. |
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