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burst mode(1) A high-speed transmission mode in a communications or computer channel. Under certain conditions, the system sends a burst of data at higher speed for a limited amount of time. For example, a multiplexor channel may suspend transmitting several streams of data and send one high-speed transmission using the entire bandwidth. burst mode [′bərst ‚mōd] (computer science) A method of transferring data between a peripheral unit and a control processing unit in a computer system in which the peripheral unit sends the central processor a signal to receive data until the peripheral unit signals that the transfer is completed. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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In contrast, Kaada[6] reported that low-frequency (2-5 pps) and burst-mode (2 bps) TENS, applied over peripheral nerves with intensities high enough to produce visible muscle contractions, increased blood flow in patients with diabetic polyneuropathy and Raynaud phenomenon. Requiring a single reset input signal from the system Media Access Control (MAC), the SFP OLT transceiver can fully recover incoming burst signals within the 44 bit preamble during both burst-mode and ranging conditions. Sumitomo's Laser Interfaces with Mindspeed's Burst-Mode Laser Driver and Integrated Limiting Amplifier to Fully Leverage Mindspeed's EyeMinder[TM] Technology |
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