浅析六类线缆的结构与六类系统传输性能(国外英语资料).docVIP

浅析六类线缆的结构与六类系统传输性能(国外英语资料) Cat6 / Class E integrated wiring copper system of international standards have been nearly three years, in the market, represented by six Class system solution has become the representative of the wiring in the high-end market. Six class system is widely known and accepted at the same time, the six types of the cable structure problem, but there is a misunderstanding of: only with cross the isolation characteristic of the cable is the standard six types cable. What is the real answer to this question? First, lets look at the relevant international standards for the rigorous definition of six systems. In the official launch of the latest edition of the ISO/IEC 11801:2002 edition, the core content of the Class E system definition is Class E is specified up to 250 MHZ, around this requirement is a series of cable transmission performance index of the definition, including the Return Loss, Insertion Loss, NEXT, PS NEXT, ACR, PS ACR, ELFEXT, PS ELFEXT, Propagation delay and delay skew parameters. For the specific requirements of the cable itself, it mainly deals with impedance, current, voltage, and power parameters. There is no specific requirement for the line to be isolated anywhere. In another important integrated wiring international standard TIA/EIA568B. 2-1, the definition of Cat6 for Category 6: This designation applies to 100 # 8486; the # 61472; cables whose transmission characteristics are specified up to 250 MHz, and also defines a series of electrical parameters, and the parameters specified in the ISO/IEC 11801 are basically the same. Therefore, any of the four pairs of cable systems that meet the electrical parameters specified in the above standards will be a qualified Cat6 / Class E Class system. How, then, are the cables of the so-called cross segregation and a single word? Whats the difference between them? As everybody knows, before there were six class system, the traditional four to eight core structure of the copper ca