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Eraser manufactures machines to process cable, tubing, and wire and has served thousands of customers around the world. Our tools are proudly made in the USA, and we've been in business for more than 100 years.
Without a doubt, electronics are an essential part of our everyday lives. From the moment we wake up to the time we fall asleep, technology is working for us and helping to simplify our day-to-day tasks.
When people board an airplane, they bring with them the need for wireless data. This need, according to technology experts, is quite extensive: Trillions of megabytes of data annually for millions of continuous inflight calls, texts, chats, games and video conferences.
Commercial protocols in aerospace applications present designers with the challenge of balancing the standard against the special needs of the application.
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