Telecom & Network

network base station BFD 324 530/4 Telecom Boards

Switches Ericsson AXE 10 BFD 324 530/4 IOSULT Magazine Telecom Network Module

Description:

BFD 324 530/4  is IOSULT Magazine in AXE10.
It  is combined with the following.
ROF 131 697/3 R3F  POU5V12V
ROF 131 995/7 R1C EMRP4L
ROF 131 4245/1 R3A 　
ROF 131 4255/1 R1A EXALI-B3
ROF 131 038/1 R1A CCB
ROF 137 1431/7 R1A  DEVPU
ROF 137 1272/1 R2D KRD
ROF 137 1595/1 R1B DTG
ROF 137 1768/1 R1D SLTC
ROF 137 1769/1 R2D LTAB
ROF 131 708/1 R3D REU
ROF 131 1829/1 R1D 　

Applications:

BFD 324 530/4  is IOSULT in AXE10 and play a corresponding role in the switches.

The Ericsson AXE system including AXE10 is the most widely deployed switching system in the world. It is used in public telephony-oriented applications of every type, including traditional fixed network applications in local, transit, international and combined networks. AXE is also deployed for all major mobile standards - analogue as well as digital. 

AXE10 Program-controlled switches is the Ericsson's flagship product. It is widely used in Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, Asia and other countries and regions of the communications industry. The modular design is AXE10's success, it can be easily matched with a variety of application system

Specifications:
 

Competitive Advantage:

Oriental Components Co., Ltd has been serving as a professional electronic equipments supplier for over ten years. We are a specialized supplier of obsolete, hard to find, allocated and discontinued electronic equipments, which include telecom parts, telecom spares, server parts, switches, firewalls, VoIP, Routers, GBICs /SFPs, Storage, Cabling, UPS, Wireless and so on.

On the strength of our abundant stocks of all parts with strict quality control, competitive prices and fast delivery, we have built a close relationship with numerous OEM, agents, brokers worldwide based on the mutual trust, mutual support and mutual benefit. Every day we help OEM's, contract manufacturers and distributors to solve their most difficult telecom equipment sourcing problems.