You may already have decided that you need Category 6 Cable. Buying Cat6 cable means you will be able to receive up to 1 Gbps Ethernet transmission. Plus, Cat6 is essential for 1000 Base-T style networks. So far,...
Cat6 and Cat6a are both very popular standards for Ethernet cables, but how do you decide which one you need? Depending on your project, one may work better than the other. To help with your decision, we'd like to give...
It's fairly widely known that RJ45 plug connectors are the most popular connection technology for Ethernet systems, but for Ethernet networks deployed in harsh outdoor or industrial environments, M12 plug connectors are often a better choice for many applications. Here...
Cable shielding, (or screening), can be composed of a metallic braid, or metallic or polyester foil. The shielding can be either wrapped around all 4 pairs of twisted pair cable, just the individual conductor pairs, or both the entire cable and individual...
Here's Breaking News on a new line of Angled USB 3.0 Type-A cable assemblies for applications that include data storage, video transfer and data acquisition. L-com’s new USB 3.0 Type-A cable assemblies are available in four connector configurations: Type-A to...
L-com’s new USB 3.0 Type-C to Type-A cable assemblies are available in two designs: Type-C female to Type-A male and Type-C male to Type-A female. Boasting data transfer rates of 4.8 Gbps, these cable assemblies will satisfy most USB 3.0 requirements. They...
What’s the right coaxial cable for your application? Selecting the correct cable can go a long way toward satisfying the needs of a specific application. Which criteria are most important to the specifying process? There are 4 key points to be...
There is nothing scarier than a faulty, over-rated, counterfeit cable! Shockingly, unscrupulous sellers have found many ways to cut costs on cables, drawing customers in for the low price. But what they don’t tell you is that it comes at...
In addition to the range of cable jacket colours, you can choose from an extensive variety of Fiber Optic connector types in our range. The most common connector types you’ll see are: LC, SC, MPO and ST style connectors. All...
