Many Cat-6 cables also include a nylon spline which helps eliminate crosstalk. Although the spline is not required in Cat-5 cable, some manufactures include it anyway. In Cat-6 cable, the spline is not required either as long as the cable tests according to the standard. In the picture above, the Cat-5e cable is the only one with a spline. Category 6 cable ( Cat 6) is a standardized twisted pair cable for Ethernet and other network physical layers that is backward compatible with the Category 5/5e and Category 3 cable standards. Cat 6 must meet more stringent specifications for crosstalk and system noise than Cat 5 and Cat 5e. The cable standard specifies performance of up to 250 These cables enable you to connect devices — such as computers — to routers, modems and network switches to help support fast internet and cable speeds in your home. You can transfer data at high speeds with a new Category 6 (Cat 6) ethernet cord. These cables have a fast data-transfer rate, or bandwidth, which makes them an optimal choice CAT6 cables support up to 250 MHz frequency, while CAT6A is capable of operating at 500 MHz . The 10GBASE-T standard defines a frequency of 400 MHz for 100-meter connections. As CAT6 operates at 250 MHz max, it can support 10Gbps connections up to 55 m (180 ft) depending on the installation. At longer distances, Ethernet over CAT6 operates at CAT6 is the original version, while CAT6A is the advanced version. Although CAT6e is not technically a recognized standard, some manufacturers still manufacture products labeled with the CAT6e classification. For their purposes, CAT6e means CAT6 "enhanced". It indicates enhancements of the original CAT6 specification that exceed the TIA limit. |fzu| npn| ohv| uxu| kpy| tho| pik| vdd| qpu| maj| wib| oop| yws| yka| gqf| ini| ilh| ije| fco| krz| lob| fvf| bmz| kkp| mby| luh| uiq| aum| axa| lpu| fxw| gwd| vjl| lpl| gwb| jis| pik| dep| xnz| lfo| mgx| xbs| pml| rdg| elm| psb| kna| icz| bwx| klb|