Difference between revisions of "Network Cable Types and Specifications"
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| − | <th>Standard</th><th>Cable Type</th><th>Segment Length</th><th>Connector</th><th>Topology</th> | + | <th>Standard</th><th>Cable Type</th><th>Segment Length</th><th>Connector</th><th>Topology</th><th>IEEE Standard</th> |
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| − | <td>10Base2</td> <td>Thin Coaxial</td> <td>185 meters</td> <td>BNC</td> <td>Physical bus</td> | + | <td>10Base2</td> <td>Thin Coaxial</td> <td>185 meters</td> <td>BNC</td> <td>Physical bus</td><td>803.2a</td> |
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| − | <td>10BaseT</td> <td>Category 3, 4, 5 twisted pair</td> <td>100 meters</td> <td>RJ-45</td> <td>Physical star</td> | + | <td>10BaseT</td> <td>Category 3, 4, 5 twisted pair</td> <td>100 meters</td> <td>RJ-45</td> <td>Physical star</td><td></td> |
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| + | == Notes on 10Base2 == | ||
| + | 10Base2 networks follow the '''5-4-3 rule''' whereby there is a maximun of 5 network segements allows, using a maximum of 4 repeaters, and only 3 of those segments can be populated. | ||
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| + | Each populated 10Base2 segment is limited to a maximum of 30 attached nodes. | ||
= Fast Ethernet Networking = | = Fast Ethernet Networking = | ||
Revision as of 20:46, 21 March 2007
Contents
10Mbps Networking
| Standard | Cable Type | Segment Length | Connector | Topology | IEEE Standard |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10Base2 | Thin Coaxial | 185 meters | BNC | Physical bus | 803.2a |
| 10BaseT | Category 3, 4, 5 twisted pair | 100 meters | RJ-45 | Physical star | |
Notes on 10Base2
10Base2 networks follow the 5-4-3 rule whereby there is a maximun of 5 network segements allows, using a maximum of 4 repeaters, and only 3 of those segments can be populated.
Each populated 10Base2 segment is limited to a maximum of 30 attached nodes.
Fast Ethernet Networking
| Standard | Cable Type | Segment Length | Connector | Topology | IEEE Standard |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 100BaseTX | Category 5 UTP | 100 meters | RJ-45 | Physical Star | 802.3u |
| 100BaseT4 | Category 3, 4, 5 UTP | 100 meters | RJ-45 | Physical Star | 802.3u |
| 100BaseFX | Multimode Single-mode fiber-optic | 412 meters / Multimode fiber 10000 meters / Single-mode fiber | SC, ST | Physical Star | 802.3u |
Gigabit Ethernet Networking
| Standard | Cable Type | Segment Length | Connector | IEEE Standard |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1000BaseLX | Multimode/singe-mode fiber | 550/multimode 5000/single-mode | Fiber connectors | 802.3z |
| 1000BaseSX | Multimode fiber | 550 meters with 50 micron multimode fiber | Fiber connectors | 802.3z |
| 1000BaseCX | Sheilded Twisted Pair | 25 meters | 9-pin shielded connector 8-pin fiber channel type 2 connector | 802.3z |
| 1000BaseT | UTP Category 5 | 75 meters | 75 meters | 802.3ab |
10 Gigabit Ethernet
| Standard | Transmission Type | Distance | Cable type | Connector | IEEE Standard |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10GBBaseSR | Baseband | 33m / 300m | 50 micron / 62.5 micron multimode | Fiber connectors | 802.3ae |
| 10GBBaseLR | Baseband | 10000 meters | Single-mode fiber | Fiber connectors | 802.3ae |
| 10GBBaseER | Baseband | 40000 meters | Single-mode fiber | Fiber connectors | 802.3ae |
