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Scientific Atlanta's traditional size taps are known for the excellent flexibility they give broadband video network operators, with a modular design that allows changing of board and cover with no need to remove tap housings from the cable. Similarly, face plates on two and four-way taps can be interchanged, which enables subscriber expansion without costly resplicing. Surge Gap Taps in the series also give operators peace of mind with the highest surge rating available today (6KV) for applications like 1GHz plant upgrades/extensions and switched telephony.
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Surge-Gap Taps are available in all configurations offered within the Scientific Atlanta multimedia product family (Standard 2, 4, & 8 port, and Full-Profile Design) and are compatible with Scientific Atlanta's Power Distribution Unit (PDU). The Flexible Solutions Taps (FSTs) in this series also include optional plug-in Reverse Attenuators and Forward Inverse EQs to deliver greater system design flexibility.
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- In 2005, Cisco acquired set top box maker Scientific Atlanta for $6.9 billion. Cisco added another $5 billion of investment in July of 2012 with the acquisition of video software vendor NDS. Though Cisco is not getting back the same amount it has invested in its connected devices business, Cisco executives argue that the business has added.
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- Scientific Atlanta is a supplier of transmission networks for broadband access to the home, set-top cable boxes, cable modems and digital interactive subscriber systems for video, high-speed Internet, voice over IP (VoIP) networks, and worldwide customer service and support.
- Jul 23, 2015 In 2005, Cisco acquired set top box maker Scientific Atlanta for $6.9 billion. Cisco added another $5 billion of investment in July of 2012 with the acquisition of video software vendor NDS. Though Cisco is not getting back the same amount it has invested in its connected devices business, Cisco executives argue that the business has added.
Scientific Atlanta's traditional size taps are trusted by every major MSO, as well as by many small and mid-size network operators. Indeed, Surge Gap taps are designed to perform for a long time, even after multiple hits, with 6kV Combination Wave on the through ports and 6kV Ring Wave on the tap ports. Sealed and swaged extended F-ports deliver maximum protection against moisture ingress. And the taps' excellent return loss performance lessens reflected signals. Put it all together, and operators get a clean, clear signal, combined with the flexibility and security today's applications demand.
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