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Cat6 wiring diagram

Cat6 Wiring Diagram Explained - Everything You Need to Know

Cat6 Ethernet cables are popular in residential and commercial network wiring, providing stable and reliable network connectivity. It is known that Ethernet cable termination should adhere to the A or...

FTTH FTTx

FTTH and FTTx: What Do They Mean?

Compared with traditional copper cables, fiber optic cables enable a high-speed and secure signal transmission. Fiber to the “x” (FTTx) is a generic term for different types of broadband optical...

Fiber to the Home (FTTH): A Simple Introduction

Fiber to the Home (FTTH): A Simple Introduction

With the rising demands for high-speed internet speed, such as VR and gaming, a new technology has emerged. Old network connections, including DSL and cable networks, are not capable of transferring...

MDF vs. IDF in Networking

MDF vs. IDF in Networking

Data flow is crucial for the whole world’s connectivity. It is essential for your office, data center, and industrial facilities. Two elements are vital to building a reliable network system:...

DisplayPort 1.2: Everything You Need to Know

DisplayPort 1.2: Everything You Need to Know

There are many versions of DisplayPort, among which DisplayPort 1.2 is often mentioned because it has major updates over the previous version. It can carry video and audio data between your...

CCA Cable vs Solid Copper

Ethernet Cables: Copper Clad Aluminum vs. Solid Copper

Copper is often used for communication cables thanks to their superior electricity conductivity. If you are going to shop for a Cat5e or Cat6 Ethernet cable, you may find that they...

ethernet cables understanding cable fire ratings

Ethernet Cables: Understanding Cable Fire Ratings

Ethernet cables are not always installed in indoor environments. You should consider Ethernet cable jacket ratings for different scenarios, such as plenum and outdoor applications. The National Electric Code (NEC) specifies different...

RF Connectors: Types and Uses

Introduction to RF Connectors: Types and Uses

Basically, radio frequency (RF) refers to the oscillation rates in the range from 3 kHz to 300 GHz. In this frequency range, the energy of alternating current can radiate outward...