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When “Low Noise”Isn't Good Enough: You Need “Zero Noise”
In standard IT environments, a USB cable is just a data pipe. But in critical environments like medical imaging suites (MRI/CT), semiconductor manufacturing floors, or precision metrology labs, a copp...

17
Jan
Device Recognized, But Not Working? Here is Why
It is the most frustrating scenario for any system integrator: You run a 20-meter USB 3.0 cable to a high-end industrial camera or a VR headset. Windows makes the connection sound, the device appears ...

16
Jan
Connecting the Touchscreen to the Brain
We live in an era of interactivity. From ordering a coffee at a digital kiosk to teaching a class on an interactive 4K whiteboard, the user experience depends entirely on one thing: Responsiveness.For...

15
Jan
What is Daisy Chaining?
Daisy chaining refers to connecting multiple monitors in sequence through a single cable path. The video signal flows from the computer to the first monitor and is then passed from one monitor to the ...

14
Jan
Completing the Circuit: The Professional Integrator's Secret Weapon
In professional AV and IT infrastructure, the connection isn't always a simple straight line from a laptop to a camera. Often, the signal must pass through patch panels, wall plates, or floor boxe...

14
Jan
The High-Speed Dilemma: Fast Devices, Short Cables
In professional AV, medical imaging, and industrial data acquisition, the move to USB 3.2 has been a game-changer, unlocking data rates of 10Gbps and beyond. This allows for uncompressed 4K video feed...

13
Jan