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up the resolution of communication problems. Foundation HSE is supported by better troubleshooting tools not available for RS485 and coax. Since
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resistor in series. The terminators serve several purposes including shunting the
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A more recent enhancement for intrinsically safe applications is the High Power Trunk (HPT) with field-based field barriers (FBs), which limits power at the spur, rather than the trunk. This method significantly changes the equation for end users of
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The High Power IS Trunk (HPIST) technique provides an enhanced level of safety and simplicity in installation, along with the ability to use it for all devices (FISCO and Entity) and hazardous Zones and Divisions. It delivers approximately 350 mA of IS power to segments located in hazardous
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