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twinaxial

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twinaxial
A type of cable similar to coax, but with two inner conductors instead of one. It was used in IBM midrange (AS/400, System/3x) communications environments. See twinax card.

Twinaxial Connector
Twinax connectors were used on IBM System 3x and AS/400 computer systems.


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All electrical I/O is through rear panel concentric twinaxial connectors or industry standard BNC connectors.
Surge protection equipment offered includes rack-mount and wall-mount standoff protectors, 24-port patch panels, data communication line protectors for RJ-45 and RJ-11 interfaces, coaxial and twinaxial line surge protectors, and USB protectors.
When used with standard 2 mm latch/eject headers from 3M for multi-gigahertz cable-to-board applications , the SCI connectors save valuable board real estate without sacrificing performance compared to the BNC or SMA connectors frequently used with coaxial, and the specialized twinaxial connectors used with twinaxial cable.
 
 
 
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