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                   Description 
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                   G.dmt  
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                   Splitter-based ADSL 
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                   G.Lite (G.922.2)  
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                   Universal DSL, also called "splitterless DSL." A version 
                    of ADSL technology that does not require a POTS splitter to 
                    be installed in the customer's home. A POTS splitter separates 
                    voice from data transmission for simultaneous telephone and 
                    data access use. G.Lite, a lightweight version of ADSL l supports 
                    downstream data rates of up to 1.5 Mbps and upstream data 
                    rates of up to 512 Kbps 
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                   G2  
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                   G2 is the name of the RealNetworks most recent audio/video 
                    CODEC technology. The G2 includes several features targeted 
                    specifically at streaming media applications including synchronization 
                    with other media types such as video and graphics, and the 
                    ability to handle data loss. According to RealAudio, the G2 
                    Music Codec can handle packet loss up to 10-15% with minimal 
                    reduction of audio quality. 
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                   Galois Theory  
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                    A branch of mathematics dealing with the general solution 
                    of equations. 
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                   Gate Array  
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                   Simple type of ASIC used in creating small density semi-custom 
                    designs by interconnecting fixed blocks of logic. 
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                   GDI  
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                   Graphical Device Interface: the native graphical language 
                    of Windows. A GDI-compliant printer will print exactly what 
                    is displayed on a Windows screen without having to transpose 
                    it into a printer language. All the processing happens on 
                    the PC. This helps reduce the price of the printer, since 
                    image processing circuitry isn't needed. 
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                   Geostationary  
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                   Fixed orbit, approximately 36.000 km above the Earth´s equator. 
                    Satellites parked in this orbit travel at the same speed as 
                    the rotation of the Earth. 
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                   GHz  
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                   Gigahertz: A billion hertz. 
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                   Gibb's Phenomenon  
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                   A phenomenon that is observed when a rectangular pulse is 
                    approximated by too few numbers of waveforms resulting in 
                    a smudged nonrectangular version of the pulse. 
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                   Gigabit  
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                   One billion bit 
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                   Glitch  
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                   A situation where the outputs of a source device go active 
                    while the inputs of a target device are receptive to signal 
                    transitions. Here, it is possible for the outputs of a source 
                    device to go from a high impedance state to High or Low logic 
                    level, to cross the switching threshold of the inputs to the 
                    target device thereby causing a false transition. 
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                   GMSK  
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                   Gaussian Minimum Shift Keying 
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                   GPSI  
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                   General Purpose Serial Interface 
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                   Gray Scale  
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                    Technique where shades of gray are synthesized using patterns 
                    of black and white dots. 
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                   Ground Bounce  
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                   Noise on ground-plane causing false data at the device pins. 
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                   GSM  
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                   Global System for Mobile Communications 
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                   GTL  
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                   Acronym for Gunning Transceiver Logic. It is a high speed, 
                    low power backplane standard. 
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                   GUI  
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                   Acronym for Graphical User Interface. A software interface 
                    that is Windows based. 
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