Common Cable Types Flashcards

1
Q

What is UTP Cables?

A

Unshielded Twisted Pair cables are 8 different copper cables twisted together in pairs.

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2
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What are twists for in copper cables?

A

The prevent cross-talk and also prevent electromagnetic interference.

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3
Q

What is cross talk?

A

When you have signal on one cable and it bleeds onto another cable.

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4
Q

Depending on the twists of copper cables, what can you get out of them?

A

High Bandwidth and Speeds

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5
Q

Generally how much distance can we get out of twisted pair?

A

100 meters or 325 feet

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6
Q

How fast is Cat5?

A

100Mbps

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7
Q

How fast is Cat5e?

A

1000Mbps (1Gbps)

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8
Q

How fast is Cat6?

A

1Gbps up 100m, 10Gbp up to 55m

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9
Q

How fast is Cat6a

A

10Gbps

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10
Q

What media do we use to connect different devices?

A

Straight-through cables

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11
Q

What media do we use to connect same devices?

A

Cross-Over Cables

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12
Q

What kind of connector does category cables use?

A

RJ45 Connectors

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13
Q

What standard do we use to create a straight through cable?

A

TIA/EIA 568B

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14
Q

What standard do we use to create a cross-over cable?

A

TIA/EIA 568A

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15
Q

What cable standard is rated for the best throughput and

A

TIA/EIA 568B

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16
Q

For cable standard TIA/EIA 568B, what is configuration of cables?

A

White-Orange, Orange, White-Green, Blue, Blue-White, Green, Red-White, Red

17
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For cable standard TIA/EIA 568A, what is configuration of cables?

A

White-Green, Green, White-Orange, Blue, Blue-White, Orange, White-Red, Red

18
Q

What are the two types of fiber optic cable types?

A

Multimode and Singlemode

19
Q

How big is the core of a multimode fiber optic cable?

A

50 or 62.5 micrometers

20
Q

How big is the core of a single mode fiber optic cable?

A

9 micrometers

21
Q

What are the cable standards for multimode and how big are their cores?

A

OM1 - 62.5 micrometers, OM2 - 50 micrometers, OM3 - 50 micrometers, OM4 - 50 micrometers

22
Q

What distances can you get at 1Gbps and 10Gbps from each multimode fiber optic cable standard?

A

OM1 - 1 Gbps @ 275m, 10Gbps @ 33m
OM2 - 1Gbps @ 550m, 10Gbps @ 82m
OM3 - 1Gbps @ 550m, 10Gbps @ 300m
OM4 - 1Gbps @ 1000m, 10Gbps @ 550m

23
Q

What is the optical source of OM1-OM4

A

OM1 & OM2 use LED, and OM3 & OM4 use VCSEL (Laser)

24
Q

What is the color difference for each multimode fiber optic cable standard?

A

OM1 & OM2 are orange, and OM3 & OM4 are aqua.

25
Q

What is the optical source for multimode fiberoptic cable standards?

A

LED and VCSEL (Laser)

26
Q

What is the optical source for singlemode fiberoptic cable standards?

27
Q

What are the cable standards for singlemode and how big are their cores?

A

OS1 - 9 micrometers
OS2 - 9 micrometers

28
Q

What single mode fiber optics cable standard is typically used outdoor?

29
Q

What single mode fiber optics cable standard is typically used indoor?

30
Q

What distances can you get at 10Gbps from each singlemode fiber optic cable standard?

A

OS1 & OS2 - 10Gbps @ 80km

31
Q

What is the color difference for each singlemode fiber optic cable standard?

A

OS1 & OS2 are both yellow.

32
Q

What are the three most prevelant fiber optic cable connectors?

A

ST “Single Twist”, SC “Single Click”, and LC (Small like RJ45)