Download the new Panduit white paper Prepare for the Future: What Global Standards Harmonization Will Mean for the Wire Harness Industry to learn how reducing the number of separate standards and testing […]
IEEE and the IEEE Standards Association (IEEE-SA) have announced the launch of a one-year effort to assess the Ethernet bandwidth requirements of industry globally. The IEEE 802.3 Industry Connections New Ethernet Applications […]
The technology landscape is constantly evolving as high-tech is developed, old technologies improved, and new policies introduced. As the world races toward a 5G future, technology standards have become more important than […]
This article looks at the amendments to IEEE 802.3-2105, the first Gb/s Ethernet physical layer standard. Amendment 802.3bs was published at the end of 2017 and project 802.3cd is in the last […]
The TIA-942 standard, currently in its B revision, complements other standards documents for professionals who specify, deploy, and manage data center fiber-optic cabling systems. Read the source article at cablinginstall.com
The ANSI/TIA-568.2-D standard has been approved to replace ANSI/TIA-568-C.2, and is currently being published. To make sure you understand the latest updates the new standard brings, this article goes over the most impactful […]
Education facilities often require a more diverse approach to designing and implementing ICT systems than that of a typical commercial building. Today’s educational facilities are rarely one building. The ICT infrastructure needs […]
Recently, the Structured Cabling Working Group finalized Mexican Standard NMX-I-14763-2-NYCE for the planning and installation of generic cabling, which is harmonized with international Standard ISO/IEC 14763-2. So far, the working group has […]
The #HSNPlugfest will give our member companies a key opportunity to test #Ethernet solutions, including PHYs, NICs, switches, test and measurement equipment, and various media at speeds of 25, 50, 100, 200, […]
Industry standards require that fiber OTDR certification be done in both directions that’s because testing in just one direction can lead to false failures or even strange results like gainers. Experts know […]
