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HDXHalf Duplex
HDXHealthcare Data Exchange (Malvern, PA)
HDXHydrogen-Deuterium Exchange (chemical reaction)
HDXHigh Density Line
HDXHeavy Duty Exchange (e-commerce; Cincinnati, OH)
HDXHigh Density Expansion (computer architecture)
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While maintaining the autonegotiation feature, the latest release also offers the ability to disable autonegotiation and force the copper port to 10 Mbps or 100 Mbps, and to force both the copper and fiber ports to full or half duplex.
Enhanced copper-to-fiber conversion by Communications News
The aqLink 5 modem supports a number of protocols used in telematics applications, including full duplex, half duplex and simplex modes.
Airbiquity Releases aqLink 5 in-Band Modem by Business Wire
It supports features such as VLAN tagging, package size throughput and back pressure in half duplex, enabling conversion of legacy networks to higher speeds over greater distances.
Extend network distances by Communications News
 
 
 
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