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A common method of both power interface and for general interface for both control and data exchange, the Common Power and Digital Link or CPDL standard is a mainstay among various pieces of Pact personal technology. Typically consisting of a metallic contact point or an inlay on a grip, it allows for either the passage of power, data, or in some cases both. It is a common feature on Colonial Pact infantry…</description>
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A set of programming present in virtually all Colonial Pact Trade Alliance guidance systems and computer systems tasked with interpreting sensor data, effectively an electronic counter-counter measure intended to reduce or eliminate the effectiveness of various types of ECM. To start with all sensor interpretation involves cross referencing similar types of data, such as overlaying visual and infrared data. The prima…</description>
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The ENQ-607 is a standardized set of modular sub-system mainframe quantum computers networked and linked via shielded fiber optic hardlines to the primary control system (often the ENQ-901). These act as dedicated primary computing and control systems for individual ship components such as her power plant, engineering section (example: engine and FTL drive control), and other systems includ…</description>
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The ENQ-778V is a standard 'stackable' modular quantum computing core roughly the size and shape of a small personal refrigerator. Its primary use is the central computer system on board a wide variety of vehicles, starcraft, small to moderate sized surface installations, and even lower grade civil starship designs. Its primary uses include vehicle control and management, fire control, command na…</description>
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A combined modular data processing system with the capability to support an artificial intelligence matrix, the ENQ-901 and its variants are manufactured by Kaar General Resources and became the standard primary computer system for civil and military applications on board starships in 948 N.C.C. Composed of three major components it is constructed to either run stand alone, often on …</description>
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The ESC-78 family of systems, also known as LHSCs, is a design standardization group of hardened rough condition capable computer systems. These bridge the gap between the personal level systems employed by personnel (either personal electronics or those used by exosuits and or power armor) and those mounted on fixed platforms or vehicles.</description>
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        <title>Colonial Pact Missile Swarm Capability</title>
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        <description>Colonial Pact Missile Swarm Capability

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An interesting behavior utilized by Colonial Pact Trade Alliance munitions which can either be programmed before munition launch or be initiated by remote or by the weapon itself. It effectively turns a large group of guided weapons into a combined networked swarm system, each exchanging data and working together to bring the maximum effect on the target. Cooperating, prioritizing certain targets, and operating in a '…</description>
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