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| 1 | 1 | laforge | h1. Arcnet |
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| 5 | Arcnet is another ancient network technology that has mostly been forgotten about, like [[Token_Ring]] or [[FDDI]]. |
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| 7 | As a token-passing system, contrary to Ethernet, it has deterministic upper bounds for the maximum latency of a packet traversing the network - which is why it was adopted in al ot of contemporary industrial automation/control equipment. |
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| 9 | h2. Arcnet chipsets |
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| 11 | h3. COM9026 / COM9032 |
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| 13 | Thisis one of the early dual-chip Arcnet solutions. |
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| 14 | * COM9026 is the controller IC |
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| 15 | * COM9032 is the transceiver |
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| 17 | See attachment:COM9026_StandardMicrosystems.pdf and attachment:COM9032.pdf |
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| 19 | h2. Arcnet equipment |
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| 21 | h3. Network Interface Cards |
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| 29 | h2. Further reading |
