White Paper Archive
Note: The following technical articles were current at the time they were published. However, due to changing technologies and standards updates, some of the information contained in these sections may no longer be accurate or up to date.
2003
- Bring on Cat 7/Class F
Appears in: Cabling Systems Magazine, October 2003
2002
- 110 blocks bring order to multi-location cabling project
Appears in: Cabling Installation & Maintenance, July 2002 - Small But Beautifully Formed - Small Form Factor (SFF) Fiber Connectors
Appears in: Network Cabling News, April 2002 - Companies Plug Into Cat 7 Standard
Appears in: Electronics News, Australia, April 2002 - Consolidation Points - The Keys to Horizontal Cabling Flexibility
- Electromagnetic Interference - Considerations in Structured Cabling Systems
- Industrial Connectors - The New Interface That Withstands Harsh Environmental Conditions
- Not All Modular Patch Cords Are Created Equal!
- View From the Board: A dangerous trend - It is time to put some pressure on the testing manufacturers to provide us with "worst case" specifications.
As appeared in: Cabling Systems, Canada, February 2002 - Facts and Fallacies of Testing Next Generation Cabling
- Current Standards Development
1997 - 2001
- January 23, 2001 — Standards Update: Category 6 & 7 and Small Form Factor (SFF) Fiber Connectors
- December 8, 2000 — To ensure the best performance: I'd Like My Cabling System Optimized, Please
- December 1, 2000 — Modular Patch Cord Guidelines - How to Ensure Optimum Network Performance
- March 28, 2000 — The ABC's of Fiber Management
- December 17, 1999 — Clarifying Category 5, 5e, 6, and 7 Performance Specifications
- September 13, 1999 — Fiber Survivability: Protecting the Passives
- August 30, 1999 — Through-Hole and Multi-Planar Technology
- July 5, 1999 — Unraveling the Mysteries of Twisted-Pair Cable Preparation
- July 1, 1999 — The Anatomy of a MAX 6 Connector
- June 30, 1999 — Technology Leadership - John Siemon on Category 6/Class E Cabling
- June 24, 1999 — Connecting Hardware Backward Compatibility and Interoperability With Emphasis on De-embedded Plug Qualification Criteria
- June 15, 1999 — Leading the Industry to Category 7 and Class F
- May 17, 1999 — Fiber Connector Termination Methods
- May 17, 1999 — What's in a dB?
- March 27, 1997 — Megahertz, Megabits, MegaConfusion







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