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Allied AT-MX10C Telesis 10Mb/s MAU BNC Transceiver
- 10 Mbps Ethernet speed
- Media Access Unit (MAU) transceiver
- BNC connector for coaxial cable
- Supports legacy Ethernet networks
- Enables connection to 10BASE2 infrastructure
- Compact and reliable
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Product Overview
The Allied AT-MX10C is a Media Access Unit (MAU) transceiver for 10 Mbps Ethernet networks, featuring a BNC connector. It facilitates the connection of network devices to coaxial cable infrastructure, supporting legacy Ethernet standards.
Technical Information
| Model | AT-MX10C |
| Speed | 10 Mbps |
| Type | MAU Transceiver |
Additional Specifications
| Connector | BNC |
| Network Standard | 10BASE2 (Thinnet) |
Product Description
The Allied AT-MX10C is a Media Access Unit (MAU) transceiver designed to bridge the gap between network devices and coaxial cabling in 10 Mbps Ethernet environments. This device is specifically built for 10BASE2 (Thinnet) networks, which utilize coaxial cables and BNC connectors for network connections. The AT-MX10C allows devices equipped with a standard network interface to connect to this type of coaxial bus topology, effectively acting as an adapter. Its primary function is to convert the electrical signals between the coaxial cable and the network interface card (NIC) of a computer or other network endpoint. The BNC connector provides the physical interface to the coaxial network backbone, while the other end of the transceiver connects to the NIC, typically via an AUI (Attachment Unit Interface) port, though integrated solutions might vary. This ensures that devices can participate in the legacy network, even if they lack a native BNC port. While 10 Mbps Ethernet over coaxial cable is largely obsolete in modern enterprise networks, the AT-MX10C remains a valuable component for maintaining or troubleshooting existing legacy systems. It is particularly useful in industrial settings, older office environments, or specialized applications where 10BASE2 infrastructure is still operational. The transceiver's simple design and robust construction contribute to its reliability in these specific use cases.