Transition MIL-225CRM Milan Fast Ethernet/ATM Transceiver 1 x SC 1 x

SKU:MIL-225CRM

Interface Type: Fast Ethernet / ATM
Connector 1: SC (Optical)
Connector 2: Unspecified
Protocol Support: Fast Ethernet, ATM
Form Factor: Standalone Transceiver
Designed for network integration

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Product Overview

The Transition MIL-225CRM is a Milan Fast Ethernet/ATM Transceiver. It facilitates the conversion between Fast Ethernet and ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode) network interfaces, featuring one SC optical connector and one unspecified connector.

Technical Information

Interface 1	Fast Ethernet
Interface 2	ATM
Connector 1	SC

Additional Specifications

Connector 2	Unspecified
Model	MIL-225CRM
Brand	Transition

Product Description

The Transition MIL-225CRM is a network transceiver designed to bridge the gap between Fast Ethernet and Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) network technologies. This device allows for the interconnection of networks or devices that utilize these different communication protocols, providing a crucial conversion layer. The transceiver features an SC connector, which is a standard type of fiber optic connector, indicating that at least one side of the connection utilizes optical fiber for data transmission. The presence of an SC connector typically implies a connection over longer distances or in environments requiring higher bandwidth and immunity to electromagnetic interference compared to copper-based Ethernet. The specific details of the second connector are not fully provided in the title, but it would likely be an RJ45 connector for the Fast Ethernet side or another interface relevant to ATM networking. This device is valuable in legacy network environments or specific telecommunications applications where both Fast Ethernet and ATM technologies are in use and require interoperability.

Condition:Refurbished