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General Purpose
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Cables or wires used for general applications.
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Cat 3
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Standards for Category 3 - 100 ohm twisted-pair copper cable that meets or exceeds specifications in ANSI / TIA / EIA-568-A, Commercial Building Telecommunications Cabling Standard, and ISO /I EC 11801, Generic Cabling for Customer Premises for transmissions up to 16 MHz.
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Cat 5
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A cabling standard for UTP wiring offering speeds up to 100 MHz and a data transfer rate up to 100 Mbps. This is the most popular UTP wiring standard and most often used in Ethernet networking of 10BaseT or 100BaseT.
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Cat 6
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Standards for Category 6 - 100 ohm twisted-pair are still under review. Recent developments include work started on the Category 6 cabling specification. Many debates also include the issue of a high-temperature environment for Cat 6 cabling.
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Coaxial
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Coaxial cable consists of two cylindrical conductors with a common axis. The two conductors are separated by a dielectric. The outer conductor, normally at ground-potential, acts as a return path for current flowing through the center conductor and prevents energy radiation from the cable. The outer conductor, or shield, is also commonly used to prevent external radiation from affecting the current flowing in the inner conductor. The outer shield or conductor consists of woven strands of wire or is a metal sheath.
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Fiber Optic
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Fiber optic cable offers up the possibility of near infinite bandwidth and perfect immunity to noise. The trade-off is cost and difficulty of installation. It costs significantly more to purchase fiber optic cable, connectors, patch panels, jumper cables, tools, and network interface cards (NICs).
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RG6/11
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This is an inexpensive, quarter-inch diameter unbalanced coaxial cable consisting of a central metallic core surrounded by a layer of insulating material. This insulating (dielectric) material may be a solid material or air spaced. The entire assembly is covered with a metallic sleeve and protected by an outer layer of non-conducting material (cable jacket). RG6 is typically used in cable TV or satellite applications. RG11 is the cable type used with thicknet (thick Ethernet) cabling.
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Triaxial
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Triaxial cables refer to a three-conductor cable with one conductor in the center. A second circular conductor shield shares a common center with the first. There is a third circular conductor shield that is insulated from and is concentric with the first and second. Concentricity is usually with insulation, a braid, or impervious sheath overall.
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Type 1
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Type 1 is a specification and standard for networking cable, usually used in Token Ring networks.
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Twisted Pair
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A twisted pair is two wires twisted together to reduce susceptibility to RF noise. Two insulated copper conductors are wound around each other to cancel the effects of electrical noise. Twisted pairs are used as a popular and low-cost LAN cabling method that is also commonly used for telephone wiring. This method uses tow wires twisted together to minimize electrical interference. (See STP and UTP).
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Other
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Other unlisted cable type.
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Cable Length:
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Length of the cable between the two connectors.
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Male-Male
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The assembly has a male connector on both ends.
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Male-Female
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The assembly has a male connector on one end and a female connector on the other end.
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Female-Female
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The assembly has female connectors on both ends.
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Connector Type:
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Centronics® 36
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Centronics®36 is used for standard parallel Centronics printers. It is similar to the Centronics® 50 but not as wide. Centronics is a registered trademark of the Centronics Corporation.
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Centronics® 50
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Centronics® 50 was once quite common on third party peripherals. Centronics is a registered trademark of the Centronics Corporation.
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High Density 15
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High Density 15 is currently the standard connector for PC monitors and video cards.
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BNC
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BNC connectors are very secure bayonet-style locking connectors that are used in broadcasting gear for both video and radio signals. It is also common on professional test equipment. In consumer audio/video, BNC connectors are mostly used in high-def set-top receivers and high-end video monitors, often as RGB or component video inputs. This connector is used on older monitors, frame buffers, and accelerators. Many third party monitors also have this connector.
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DB9
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This connector is used on older monochrome monitors.
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DB15
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This `D-Shell' connector was used for pre-sun4 keyboard connections, such as the Type-3 keyboard. The standard AUI connector is used for network connections.
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DB25
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DB25 is a 25-pin connector borrowed from the computer world, where it's been used for both serial and parallel ports; sometimes DB25 is used for controlling audio gear by computer or on THX gear, to connect multiple audio channels with one cable. This connector type is also used in custom installations where numerous cables must be bundled. It’s used for some RS232 and RS423 serial connections. DB25 is also used for the parallel connection on IBM printers.
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DB37
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D shaped connector with 37 pins, commonly used in RS449 cable assemblies.
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DB50
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A D shaped connector with 50 pins arranged in three rows. This connector is used as the SCSI connector on some Sun workstation models.
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DB68
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68-pin SCSI-3 connectors are found on the cables used to connect external peripherals to a differential or wide SCSI interface.
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Header 26
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Header 26 connectors have 26 pin insulation displacement connections. These connectors are used with ribbon cables for non-shielded, internal SCSI cabling. When using cables, the female type.
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Header 40
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Header 40 pin insulation displacement connections are used with ribbon cables for non-shielded, internal SCSI cabling. When using cables, the female type.
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Header 50
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Header 50 pin insulation displacement connections are used with ribbon cables for non-shielded, internal SCSI cabling. When using cables, the female type.
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Internal 50-pin SCSI
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Internal 50-pin SCSI connectors are used for internal SCSI-1 / SCSI-2 applications: hard drive, CD-ROM, removable storage drive.
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Internal 68-pin SCSI
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Internal 68-pin SCSI connectors are used for internal SCSI-3 / Ultra2 / LVD applications: hard drive, CD-ROM, removable storage drive.
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Micro Centronics 36
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Micro Centronics 36 is a female connector that is normally found on the back of a printer. An IEEE 1284 cable with a male type C connector attaches to the printer connector, and the other end of the cable is connected to the DB-25 female connector on the back of the computer.
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Micro Centronics 50
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Micro Centronics 50 is used for SCSI-2 applications. The connector has 50-pins arranged in two rows one on top of the other; the top row has 25 pins and the lower row has 25 pins.
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Micro Centronics 60
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Micro Centronics 60 is used for SCSI applications. The micro Centronics 60 connector has 60-pins arranged in rows one on top of the other. The top row has 30 pins and the lower row has 30 pins.
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Micro Centronics 68
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Micro Centronics 68 is used for SCSI applications. The micro Centronics 68 connector has 68-pins arranged in rows one on top of the other. The top row has 34 pins and the lower row has 34 pins.
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Mini DIN 4
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A small type of DIN connector most often used for keyboard and mouse connections.
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RCAM
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RCAM is the most common audio connector; it is used for every sort of analog input and output. These connectors come in color-coded pairs (usually red for right and black or white for left). RCAM connectors are also used for composite-video (coded yellow) and coaxial digital audio cables. "Coaxial" means the signal carrier and its shield are aligned along the same axis (generally a signal wire runs down the middle of a cylindrical shield). RCAM connectors were first used to connect early electronic record players to radios and still sometimes called "phone jacks."
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RJ-11
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RJ-11 is the common modular telephone jack. It is used universally on phones, modems, and faxes. These connectors are also used in satellite TV receivers to keep track of things like pay-per-view transactions.
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RJ-12
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RJ 12 is a 6 position modular jack
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RJ-45
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RJ 25 connectors are wiring with 8-wire modular connectors that are commonly used for serial data transmission.
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Telco 50
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Telco 50 is a generic abbreviation for "telephone company". This is also an abbreviation for "telephone central office." It is used to describe certain interfaces and equipment typically used by telephone companies.
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USB Type A
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Type A is another computer connection. USB allows computer peripherals, including eventually some A/V gear, to be added in daisy-chain fashion. The connector is similar to IEEE 1394, but it transfers data at a slower rate, a maximum of 12 megabits per second. These connectors are far from universally adopted, though provided on many of the latest Wintel and Macintosh computers. USB may be supplanted by a USB2 in the near future.
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USB Type B
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Type B connectors are another computer connection. USB allows computer peripherals, including eventually some A/V gear, to be added in daisy-chain fashion. The connector is similar to IEEE 1394, but it transfers data at a slower rate, a maximum of 12 megabits per second. Far from universally adopted, though provided on many of the latest Wintel and Macintosh computers. USB may be supplanted by a USB2 in the near future.
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Other
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Other unlisted connector type and/or pin configuration.
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