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 […]
After more than 20 years in the marketplace, Fibre Channel (FC) continues to be the most trusted Storage Area Network (SAN) connectivity of choice in leading data centers. Highlighting the popularity of […]
The development of cabling standards by the TIA TR-42 Engineering Committee often involves collaboration with other standards-development organizations. This webcast describes the collaborative efforts taking place among these standards-development organizations, including specific […]
The latest TIA standard for balanced twisted-pair cable systems – TIA 568.2-D – was approved for publication during the TR-42.7 meeting on June 12, 2018. It will replace TIA-568-C.2 and is expected […]
IEEE and the IEEE Standards Association (IEEE-SA) have announced publication of standards amendment IEEE 802.11ak-2018 that enables WiFi transit links in bridged networks Read the source article at cablinginstall.com
Interoperability is a primary basis for the predictable behavior of a Fibre Channel (FC) SAN. There are many dimensions to interoperability, from the physical layer, optics, and cables; to port type and […]
This webcast provides comprehensive information on networking and cabling standards (published and under development) that enable specifiers, designers, managers and owners of data center networks to satisfy computing requirements and maintain compliance […]
Via the IEEE GET 802 program, the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) has made its 802.3bs standard available for free download. The institute explains, “Published IEEE 802 standards are included […]
The ANSI/TIA-568.2-D standard requires de-rating of the 100-meter channel length when 28-AWG patch cords are used. Read the source article at cablinginstall.com
