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Intro Types Cable Specs Connectivity Types Unshielded Twisted Pair UTP Cable Shielded Twisted Pair STP Cable Coaxial Cable Fiber Optic Cable Wireless LANs Unshielded Twisted Pair Four pairs of wires ID: 776198

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Slide1

Cabling

The Tie that Binds

Slide2

Intro

Types

Cable Specs

Connectivity

Slide3

Types

Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP) Cable

Shielded Twisted Pair (STP) Cable

Coaxial Cable

Fiber Optic Cable

Wireless LANs

Slide4

Unshielded Twisted Pair

Four pairs of wires Twisting helps to eliminate interferenceMore twists less interferenceMore twists = higher costSix categories

1

1 Mbps

Voice Only (Telephone Wire)

2

4 Mbps

LocalTalk

& Telephone (Rarely used)

3

16 Mbps

10BaseT Ethernet

4

20 Mbps

Token Ring (Rarely used)

5

100 Mbps (2 pair)

100BaseT Ethernet

1000 Mbps (4 pair)

Gigabit Ethernet

5e

1,000 Mbps

Gigabit Ethernet

6

10,000 Mbps

Gigabit Ethernet

Slide5

Shielded Twisted Pair

Individual pairs and complete wire shielded

Reduces interference

Extends distance allowed between connections

Both UTP and STP use RJ-45 connectors

Slide6

Cabling Order

A Side

WG, G, WO, B, WB, O,

WBr

, Br

(Straight Thru) WG, G, WO, B, WB, O,

WBr

, Br

(Cross-over)

WO, O, WG,

B, WB,

G,

WBr

, Br

B Side

WO, O, WG, B, WB, G,

WBr

, Br

(Straight Thru)

WO, O, WG,

B, WB,

G,

WBr

, Br

(Cross-over) WG, G, WO, B, WB, O,

WBr

, Br

Slide7

Coaxial Cable

TV Cable

Longer runs

Two types

Thinnet

or 10Base2

Longest run is 200 meters

Thicknet

or 10Base5

Longest run is 500 meters

Extra thick coating

BNC connections

Slide8

Fiber Optic

Center glass surrounded by protective material10BaseFSingle-modeLonger runsMulti-modeLarger or the two types

Slide9

Cable Specs

Specification

Cable Type

Speed

10BaseT

Unshielded Twisted Pair

Cat3 (3) UTP/100M/10Mb/S

10Base2

Thin Coaxial

Coax/185M/10Mb/S

10Base5

Thick Coaxial

Coax/500M/10Mb/S

100BaseT

Unshielded Twisted Pair

Cat3(4) UTP/100M/100Mb/S

100BaseFX

Fiber Optic

Fiber/300M/100Mb/S

1000BaseT

Unshielded Twisted Pair

Cat5 UTP/100M/1000Mb/S

10000BaseFX

Fiber Optic

Fiber/300M/10000Mb/S

10000BaseSX

Single-Mode

Fiber

2 Fibers/25Miles/10000Mb/S

Slide10

Wireless

Line-of-SightScattered broadcastSpeeds and coverage

Slide11

Wireless (cont.)

AdvantagesMobilityFast SetupCostExpandability

DisadvantagesSecurityInterferenceInconsistentSpeed