FAQ

TPM 2.0 stands for Trusted Platform Mode (TPM) 2.0.

PLC stands for Programmable Logic Controller.

TSN stands for Time-Sensitive Networking.

IBECC stand for In-Band Error Correction Code

Thunderbolt is a high-speed interface developed by Intel in collaboration with Apple, used for connecting external peripherals to computers.

The Sub-D 37-pin connector, commonly referred to as the DB37 connector, is a standard interface primarily used for serial communication in various industries.

The Sub-D 15-pin connector, commonly known as HD15 or VGA (Video Graphics Array), is an analogue video interface that has been a staple in the display technology landscape for decades.

A DB9 serial cable, also known as an RS-232 cable, is designed to connect devices equipped with DB9 serial ports, enabling serial communication between them.

The Parallel 25 connector, commonly known as the Centronics connector, is a type of parallel interface primarily used for connecting printers and other peripherals to computers.

A Null Modem cable is a specialised serial cable designed to enable direct communication between two Data Terminal Equipment (DTE) devices without needing a modem or other intermediary communication equipment.