I am working on a project and have a question I can't find the answer
to, despite 4 hours searching.
If you have Cat5E or Cat6 ieee standard cabling, properly tested... Is
there a Max amount of cables you can run side by side before
experiencing alien Crosstalk.. (Crosstalk between the cables,
nothing solid that I know of... I know in the production networks I have
SEEN, nobody seems to care how many cables can be bundled. It's never been
an issue in the networks I've experienced.
Lou wrote:
I am working on a project and have a question I can't find the
answer
to, despite 4
My wild guess would be that this actually depends on the surrounding,
length, position, etc. The good literature for this would be some electrical
engineering course on magnetic induction, etc.
Advice how to avoid alien crosstalk would be to have those cable as less
paralel as possible. Also,
If alien crosstalk is an issue in any cabling, it would come up in 802.3af
before you ever saw it in 802.3ab. 48 volts will cause alot more noise than
5 volts (Is that the voltage for standard 802.3?). I've seen bundles of 20+
cat 5 ethernet running 802.3af without seeing problems. My guess
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