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3Com 8352-10 Etherlink III ISA Tp Ethernet RJ-45/aui Network Adapter Card
- ISA bus interface for legacy system compatibility.
- Supports 10BASE-T Ethernet (RJ-45 connector).
- Includes an AUI (Attachment Unit Interface) connector for external transceivers.
- 10 Mbps data transfer rate.
- Designed for twisted-pair (TP) cabling.
- Plug-and-play functionality for simplified installation.
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Product Overview
The 3Com 8352-10 Etherlink III ISA TP Ethernet Adapter is a network interface card designed for ISA bus computers, providing 10 Mbps Ethernet connectivity. It features both RJ-45 and AUI connectors for flexible network cabling options.
Technical Information
| Interface | ISA |
| Connector Types | RJ-45, AUI |
| Ethernet Standard | 10BASE-T |
Additional Specifications
| Data Transfer Rate | 10 Mbps |
| Cable Type | Twisted Pair (UTP) |
Product Description
The 3Com 8352-10 Etherlink III ISA TP Ethernet Network Adapter Card is a robust networking solution designed for older personal computers that utilize the ISA (Industry Standard Architecture) bus. This adapter card was a popular choice for businesses and individuals looking to establish or upgrade their local area network (LAN) connectivity in the late 1980s and early 1990s. It provides reliable 10 Mbps Ethernet performance, a standard speed for its time, enabling essential network functions such as file sharing, printer access, and basic internet connectivity. A key feature of the 8352-10 is its dual connectivity options. It includes a standard RJ-45 port, which is the familiar connector for twisted-pair Ethernet cables (like Cat3 or Cat5), and an AUI (Attachment Unit Interface) port. The AUI port allows for the connection of an external transceiver, which in turn could support different types of cabling, such as coaxial cable (though less common with this specific model's focus on TP), or provide a more robust connection point in certain network topologies. This flexibility made it adaptable to various existing network infrastructures. As part of the Etherlink III family, this card benefited from 3Com's advancements in network adapter technology, often featuring improved performance, lower CPU utilization, and enhanced plug-and-play capabilities compared to earlier generations. The ISA interface, while dated by modern standards, ensured compatibility with a vast number of desktop computers from that era. The 8352-10 represents a significant step in making Ethernet networking more accessible and reliable for the average computer user.