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EBUSExpansion Bus
EBUSEndobronchial Ultrasound (diagnosis technique)
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An expansion bus is where cards connect to the computer; Cards have an expansion edge, which fits snugly into the bus much like an electrical plug fits into a wall socket.
Early Vintage Computer Buses Have Their Influences on Your Computer ... by Franklin R. West / Computers and Internet community
Designated H2, the drives feature a modular expansion bus and option range that allows users to configure optimum solutions for every AC drive application, from simple speed control to advanced positioning and sophisticated movements--with local I/O and networking communications for IT integration including Ethernet.
Advanced AC drive family offers versatile platform for sophisticated ... by Food Trade Review
In development is a complete family of add-on peripherals for the popular PCI-X expansion bus.
Industry's first 64-bit PCI-X 133 MHZ Multi-Port I/O Card by EDP Weekly's IT Monitor
 
 
 
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