Microchip introduces in Timeprovider® XT Tractus System ad enable migratio ad modern synchronization et leo ratio Architectures

Timeprovider (IV) C dominus horologium accessiones quae potest extenditur ad CC plene redundant T1, E1, aut cc synchronous outputs.

Critica Infrastructure Communication Networks eget summus praecisione, altus mollissima synchronization et leo, sed super tempore haec systems aetate et migrare magis modern architectures. Microchip nuntiatum est availability de novo Timeprovider® XTT extensio ratio. Et ratio est a fan-sicco eculeo pro usu cum redundator Timeprovider (IV) C Magister horologium quod concedit traditional bits / SSU cogitationes ut migravit ad modulari elastica architectura. In Timeprovider Xt operators cum patet iter ad reponere existentium sonet / sdh frequency synchronization apparatu, cum addendo leo et phase capabilities discrimine ad 5g networks.

As an accessory to Microchip's widely deployed TimeProvider 4100 master clock, each TimeProvider XT rack is configured with two allocation modules and two plug-in modules, providing 40 fully redundant and individually programmable outputs synchronized to ITU-T G.823 standards. Vagus et jitter potestate potest esse. Operators potest coniungere usque ad quinque Xt quatit ut scandere usque ad CC plene redundant T1 / E1 / cc communicationis outputs. Omnes configuratione, status vigilantia et metum renuntiationes fiunt per Timeprovider (IV) C Magister horologium. Hoc novum solution ope operators ad integrate discrimine frequency, leo et tempus requisitis in modern platform, salvis in sustentacionem et servitium costs.

"Cum New Timeprovider XT Tractus System, Network Operators potest override aut reponere sonet / sdh synchronization systems cum certa, scalable et flexibilia provectus technology," dixit Randy et in tempore systems. "Postero solutio est attractiva investment ad network operators, non solum ut tortor pro traditional bits / ssu cogitationes, sed etiam addit PRTC capabilities ad providere frequency, tempus et tempus et tempus pro altera gener generatione."