Interconnect (IC) is: (1) The arrangement that permits the connection of customer's telecommunications equipment to a communications common carrier network (2) The industry name for manufacturers, excluding the Bell system, which provide telephone equipment for the customer premises
A circuit administration point, other than a cross-connect or information outlet, that provides capability for routing and rerouting circuits It may not use patch cords Typically it is a jack-and-plug device used in smaller distribution arrangements or to connect circuits in large cables to those in smaller cables
The metal and silicon patterns on an integrated circuit which serve to electrically interconnect components (e g transistors) and to supply power and distribute electrical data throughout the circuit
1 A circuit administration point, other than a crossconnect or an information outlet, that provides capability for routing and rerouting circuits It does not use patch cords or jumper wires, and typically is a jack-and-plug device used in smaller distribution arrangements or that connects circuits in large cables to those in smaller cables 2 An Interconnect Company is one which sells, installs, and maintains telephone systems for end users, typically businesses
In programmable logic, silicon devoted to connecting memory elements on the chip to create a logic circuit Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) The world famous organization Internet Protocol (IP) A network-layer protocol that puts Internet data into packets and helps route them through a local area network
Is an arrangement that allows different networks to connect into a common "node" In the VOIP context, it is a point on BIS' network where "carriers" like BT or C&W will connect into and route those calls that BIS doesn't carry end-to-end
1) A cooperative venture where two or more cable operators jointly sell advertising over their cable systems 2) Two or more cable systems distributing a commercial signal simultaneously
Things that interconnect or are interconnected are connected to or with each other. You can also say that one thing interconnects with another. The causes are many and may interconnect Their lives interconnect with those of celebrated figures of the late eighteenth-century a dense network of nerve fibres that interconnects neurons in the brain
A company or vendor selling customer premises equipment, generally PBXs and other types of office telephone systems An interconnect company is typically an independent distributor of products from more than one manufacturer
(1) Arrangement that permits the connection of customer's telecommunications equipment to a common carrier network (2) Industry name for manufacturers, excluding AT&T and Bell companies, who provide telephone premises equipment
The transmission of data from one VAN to another InterNIC (Internet Network Information Center) The administrative organization that is responsible for, among other things, allocating domain names and distributing RFC's Funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF), the InterNIC is currently run by Network Solutions and AT&T See also RFC
Relating to the provision of CPE, especially installed key and PBX systems (e g , "the interconnect business") May refer to a company that provides/installs CPE
Heavy cables, usually 10 to 20 inches in length used to connect 2 or more batteries into banks These vary from #4 wire for smaller battery banks up to #4/0 (0000) for larger banks with large inverters
Leads which connect hi-fi equipment to the amplifier It's a good idea to ditch the free ones you get with equipment, and purchase some better ones - I recommend the Cambridge Audio Atlantic