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Last modified on 2008-08-11 14:10:01
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1.0 About this FAQ·**PLEASE READ ** Before Submitting a Question
·How do I submit an item to the FAQ?
·What is the difference between different catagories of ethernet cable?
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last modified: 2005-07-08 16:10:23 | | | Simply click on the link that says, " I would like to suggest a question, and maybe also answer it, and add it to this FAQ" at the bottom of the page. You will be taken to a new screen, where you will see this information:We are looking for FREQUENTLY asked questions of general use. Please post specific questions to the forums instead.
Type the question you think should be added to this FAQ. (If you have an answer, type that in as well). Press PREVIEW and then SUBMIT.
With any luck the question, and a good answer, will be edited and placed in the FAQ within a week (unless it is a tough one).
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last modified: 2005-07-08 16:10:45 | | | Category 1 - It is an unshielded and untwisted wire. It has no rated frequency.
Category 2 - It is Unshielded and twisted into pairs. It has a rated frequency at 1 mhz. It offers an 100ohm impedance. We commonly use it for telephone systems
Category 3 - It is unshielded and twisted into pairs. It has a rated frequency of 16 mhz. It offers an 100ohm impedance. We commonly use it for telephone wiring and a 10Base-T connection (10 MBaud)
Category 4 - It is Unshielded and twisted into pairs. It has a rated frequency at 20 mhz. It offers an 100ohm impedance. We commonly use it for a 10Base-T connection (10 MBaud)
Category 5 - It is Unshielded and twisted into pairs. It has a rated frequency at 100 mhz. It offers an 100ohm impedance. We commonly use it for a 10Base-T (10 MBaud) and a 100Base-TX (125 MBaud) connection.
Category 5e - It is Unshielded and twisted into pairs. It has a rated frequency at 100 mhz. It offers an 100ohm impedance. We commonly use it for a 1000Base-T (125 MBaud), a 100Base-TX (125 MBaud) and a 10Base-T (10Mbaud) connection.
Category 6 - It is Unshielded and twisted into pairs. It has a rated frequency at 250 mhz. It offers an 100ohm impedance. We commonly use it for a 1000Base-T (125 MBaud), a 100Base-TX (125 MBaud) and a 10Base-T (10Mbaud) connection.
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by stephen d edited by KeysCapt
last modified: 2005-12-08 20:29:15 |
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