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U = 1.75" for Rack Design

11/25/2006 1:19 PM

Hi,

I am looking for design tips concerning GMP for Rackmount units for high speed broadband transport communications.

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Re: U = 1.75" for RACK design else

11/25/2006 3:49 PM

Can you provide more information please? For instance, I know that U is a standard height (1.75 inches) for a 19 inch rack for rackmounted computer and networking equipment, but I don't know what you mean by "GMP". That can mean a number of things such as:

Good Manufacturing Procedure
Good Manufacturing Price
Good Manufacturing Precision
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If you clarify what your looking for, I'm sure someone can help you.
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Re: U = 1.75" for RACK design else

11/26/2006 5:37 AM

Hi Roger,

well trully Good Manufacturing Process where all the gapping and insertion extraction

performance is fully tested and trouble free.

Please

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