What is LAN (Local Area Network) Local Area Network: usually refers to a collection of computers, printers, modems, or other devices that can be interconnected through a certain medium within 1000 feet Protocols: a series of rules and conventions used by network devices to exchange information The simplest performance set LAN is a relatively high-speed fault-tolerant data network that covers a relatively small geographic area. It includes workstations, personal computers, printers, and other devices.
Automotive Push Button Switches
Automotive Push Button Switches , also called Push Button Starter Switch, is one kind of switches to turn on the car. As for the Automotive Switches , we have Automotive Push Button Switches, Automotive Toggle Switches , Automotive Rocker Switches, Automotive Rotary Switches and Automotive Battery Switches for our customers to choose.
The Starter button switches mainly based on the car button switch. The main function is to start the car, switch on the car power supply or start the car internal equipment. The automotive starter switch is mainly based on DC current and voltage, and has a wide range of dimensions. The installation size ranges from 8.5mm to 22mm directly.
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The LAN provides computer users with access to resource-sharing devices, such as printing, file exchange, and e-mail exchange.
In this environment, LAN defines a series of protocols to support the smooth operation of LAN network devices.
