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Testing Challenges for 10 Gb/S Ethernet Over Twisted-Pair Cabling: New Installation and Testing Guidelines Help Combat Alien Crosstalk (AXTalk)

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Overview The transmission capabilities of a cabling link cannot be defined in isolation. The transmitter encodes the digital information, generates the electrical signals to be transmitted and sends these signals on the cabling link. The physical link must be able to transmit the signal from the transmitter to the receiver over the desired distance and deliver the signal quality at its end, the input of the receiver. The receiver must also meet a set of performance parameters such that a signal arriving over the link meets the specs, the receiver can successfully perform its task. Transmitter requirements, signal encoding, receiver capabilities and link transmission characteristics must be studied and considered as an integrated system.

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Publisher	Fluke Networks	File Format	PDF
Date Published	February 2006
Format	White Papers
Topics	Ethernet, Cable

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