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The AMP NETCONNECT Category 6 Cabling System 2 3 Table of Contents TABLE OF CONTENTS3 PERSPECTIVE 4 WHY INSTALL NEXT GENERATION CABLING SYSTEMS?4 MEGAHERTZ VS. MEGABITS4 PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE 5 THE AMP NETCONNECT CATEGORY 6 SYSTEM6 CATEGORY 6 COMPONENTS – THE PARTS THAT MAKE UP THE SYSTEM 6 ENGINEERING THE SYSTEM 6 TWO-PAIR PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS 7 Near End Crosstalk (NEXT)7 Attenuation 7 Attenuation-to-Crosstalk Ratio (ACR)8 FOUR-PAIR PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS9 Equal Level Far End Crosstalk (ELFEXT) 9 Power Sum Crosstalk 10 Return Loss10 Delay Skew 10 LINK PAIR-TO-PAIR PERFORMANCE 12 LINK POWER SUM PERFORMANCE 13 LINK ELFEXT, PS ELFEXT AND RETURN LOSS 14 CHANNEL PAIR-TO-PAIR PERFORMANCE15 CHANNEL POWER SUM PERFORMANCE 16 CHANNEL ELFEXT, PS ELFEXT AND RETURN LOSS 17 LINK PERFORMANCE SUMMARY – 90-METER/3-CONNECTOR PERMANENT LINK 18 CHANNEL PERFORMANCE SUMMARY – 100-METER/4-CONNECTOR CHANNEL19 BACKWARD COMPATIBILITY 20 CONCLUSION20 4 Perspective In less than ten years we have seen twisted pair LAN performance levels evolve from 10 Mbps Ethernet (10BASE-T) and 16 Mbps token ring to Fast Ethernet (100BASE-T) Ethernet and 155 Mbps ATM. Concurrently, we have seen cabling system performance evolve from Category 3, through Category 4, to Category 5 in order to accommodate these applications. We have also seen the simultaneous evolution of both Gigabit Ethernet (1000BASE-T), and a new cabling standard for Enhanced Category 5 (Category 5e) to more readily accommodate this application. Category 5e offers only a relatively minor improvement in performance over Category 5 and even higher performance cabling standards for Category 6/Class E1 have been developed. Although 1000BASE-T does not specify Cat 6/Class E performance as a requirement, the IEEE, the ATM Forum and others asked cabling standards organizations to develop standards that would serve as the foundation for the next generation of twisted pair applications ove