In the world of fiber optics, there’s a standard color scheme to identify each and every type of fiber cable. And then there are all of those connectors to choose from… ST, SC, LC, MTRJ… Though you may have heard...
DVI connectors come in three distinct types: DVI-A (analog), DVI-D (digital) and DVI-I (integrated; analog and digital). Both DVI-I and DVI-D connectors have two distinct data rates, also known as single-link and dual-link. Each link type has a maximum allowed...
L-com have developed a series of metal armored cables to address harsh environment connectivity applications. They currently offer USB, Audio Video, Ethernet (RJ45) and D-Subminiature metal armored cables off the shelf. Click on the image above to see how...
L-com's CS2N Series D-Sub cable assemblies are designed and built to stand up to years of rugged use. These cables utilize 26 AWG stranded conductors with double shielding (copper braid plus aluminum Mylar foil) and a flexible PVC jacket....
Possibilities have expanded for Power over Ethernet (PoE) with the development of 802.3bt PoE. The main benefit of PoE is that it provides power to communication devices where no AC power source is available. So with no power lines to...
What does rg stand for in coaxial ethernet networks? "RG" means "Radio Guide" and was the original military specification for coax cable back in the thirties. RG-1 turned out to be pretty unpopular, whereas RG-6 became wildly successful! Coaxial Cable...
Ultra super flat patch cords are a great solution for hiding Ethernet cables in tight spaces, where regular CAT5e/6 patch cord is too bulky. Flat, fully molded cord gives a neat appearance to desktops and wall outlets. Example Cable Cat...
The term low loss refers to the cable's relative low attenuation (or loss) over distance. The fundamental difference between standard RG cable and low loss coaxial cable is the type of shielding. Low loss cable provides you with superior shielding...
