SLIC is an acronym that can contain many meanings which are listed below.
SLIC – Serial Link and Interrupt Controller, Session Layer Interface Card, Subscriber Line Interface Card, System Level Integration Circuit, System Licensed Internal Code
There may be many popular meanings for SLIC with the most popular definition being that of Serial Link and Interrupt Controller, Session Layer Interface Card, Subscriber Line Interface Card, System Level Integration Circuit, System Licensed Internal Code
Serial Link and Interrupt Controller is not the only word formed from SLIC. There are 4 more listed below.
- SLIC is also derived from Session Layer Interface Card
- SLIC is also derived from Subscriber Line Interface Card
- SLIC is also derived from System Level Integration Circuit
- SLIC is also derived from System Licensed Internal Code
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It does. Rather I should say the quicknet Linux driver supports it in
the 2.4 kernel. I don’t have one, but I’m pretty positive it’s a type II
5V card. I don’t know about power requirements, but surely it’s lower
power than these high-power wireless cards that are working in the
4511/4521. In any case, it’s probably the only SLIC type device that is
really going to shine in the current generation of net45xx devices due
to its onboard dsp offloading the audio compression/decompression.