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Specs - LINKSYS EG1032 INSTANT GIGABIT 1000BTX 32BIT PCI NIC NETWORK ADAPTER

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The Instant Gigabit Network Adapter from Linksys is a network adapter designed for PCI local bus computers to run with the fast video, publishing, and database network applications. Boasting a data... more

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Product MPN

MPN

EG1032

Key Features

Form Factor ?

Internal Adapter

Interface Compatibility ?

PCI

Standard Data-Rate(s) ?

1 Gbps

Max. Data Transfer Rate ?

1000 Mbps

Cabling Type ?

Ethernet 1000Base-TX , Ethernet 100Base-TX , Ethernet 10Base-T

Networking Connectors ?

RJ-45

LAN Standards ?

IEEE 802.1Q Virtual LANs (VLAN) , IEEE 802.3 CSMA/CD or Ethernet , IEEE 802.3u 100 Mbps (Fast Ethernet) , IEEE 802.3ab 1000 Mbps (Gigabit Ethernet)

Other Features

Bus Clock Rate

33 MHz

Duplex Mode

Half Duplex , Full Duplex

Bus Clock Bits

32 bit

Power Management

Wake-on-LAN

LED Indicators ?

Link , Activity

Fiber Signaling Mode ?

MultiMode

System Requirements

Operating System

Microsoft Windows 2000

Dimensions

Width

5 in.

Depth

6.8 in.

Height

0.7 in.

Weight

3.2 oz.

Miscellaneous

Package Qty. ?

UPC

745883550197

Product ID

49790037

linksys LINKSYS EG1032 INSTANT GIGABIT 1000BTX 32BIT PCI NIC NETWORK ADAPTER

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	The form factor describes how the adapter is integrated into to device. Internal These adapters connect inside a computer. External External adapters connect to your computer through a port (such as USB or Ethernet). Expansion Slot These are integrated into a notebook or other device using built-in slots (such as a PCMCIA).


	The specific interface technology/standard an adapter uses to 'communicate' with a system/computer.


	The maximum speed at which data can be transmitted using the device. Data rate is usually measured in megabytes per second (Mbps).


	There are different types of wiring that networks use. Make sure the network adapter's cable type is one that is also compatible with your computer.


	These are the connection standards that the device supports. Make sure these match the compatibility of devices you want to connect to.


	LEDs are small lights that are used to display the status of the adapter. Depending on the adapter, they might turn on and off depending on activity level, power source, connection speed or traffic scale.


	Single mode cable contains a very small, single strand of glass fiber. These cables can carry higher bandwidths and enable up to 50 times more distance than multimode fibers, but will generally have higher costs. Multimode fiber optics also enables very high speeds over long distances. However, because of their larger cores, there may be some signal distortion.


	This is the number of adapters the deal contains.