STRUCTURED CABLING SYSTEMS



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STRUCTURED CABLING SYSTEMS by Mario Okle (12/98) 1 Structured Cabling Versus System Specific Cabling Since the mid 80s the trend towards structured cabling systems has continued. When we talk about structured cabling systems we mean a transmission media that fulfils the following characteristics: suitable for analogue and digital telephony, 95% of all computing networks, and video transmission patchable, i.e. in case of a change of a workplace, no additional cabling is needed except for the patch cable suitable for standard bit-rates from 64kbits up to 4/10/16/125 Mbits or even more (according to the standard used) Although the installation costs of a structured cabling system are high it becomes cost effective if the intended life of the infrastructure exceeds about 3 years: costs system spec. cabling structured cabling 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 years 1

2 Structured Cabling Categories Today five different categories, also called "levels", have been defined and the definition of the next category is in preparation. The following table shows the specifications of the currently defined categories: Category 1 2 3 4 5 Typical N/A 4 10 16 100 Datarates [Mbits/s] Frequency [MHz] 1 4 8 10 16 20 25 31.25 62.5 100 N/A 2.6 / N/A 2.6 / -41 5.6 / -32 8.5 / -28 9.9 / -26 13.1 / -23 2.1 / -56 4.3 / -47 6.2 / -42 7.2 / -41 8.9 / -38 10.2 / -36 2.1 / -62 4.3 / -53 5.9 / -48 6.6 / -47 8.2 / -44 9.2 / -42 10.5 / -41 11.8 / -40 17.1 / -35 22.0 / -32 Definition of the impedance: Level 1: 84-113 Ohm Level 2-5: 100 Ohm +-15% In this document all references from this point referring to Structured Cabling Systems assumes category 5 specification or above. In this specification it is assumed that the cables are twisted in pairs. The specification does not define whether two or four pairs are used but WEY strongly recommend the use of cables with four pairs. 2

3 Shielded VS Unshielded Cabling Both, the unshielded and the shielded twisted pair cables have their advantages: Advantage Disadvantage Unshielded twisted pair: - relatively cheap - poor EMC - thin - Impedance tolerance* - cheaper installation - suitable for cat 5 Shielded twisted pair: - good EMC - more expensive - Impedance nearly constant - thicker - suitable for cat 5 and more *on a unshielded twisted pair cable not only the impedance has a bigger tolerance than the shielded one but also the attenuation and the cross-talk. The bigger tolerance of the electrical values of an unshielded twisted pair cable can be explained with the following drawing: The shield provides a defined environment for the enclosed wires, whereas in an unshielded cable this environment changes depending of the materials lying next to it. These materials will act as a variable capacitor in parallel to the main capacitor of the cable itself. Since it is nearly impossible to state what materials will be present along the route of the installed cables, it is therefore difficult to predict the result of the overall transmission line when using unshielded twisted pair cables. This effect is more prominent for the higher frequencies. 3

The following charts illustrate the difference of the impedance of a typical shielded and an unshielded twisted pair cat5 cable: Impedance of a shielded cable Impedance of an unshielded cable WEY do not recommend using unshielded twisted pair cables. 4

4 Installation / Connectivity For a structured cabling system WEY recommend the use of RJ45 connectors as shown in the following drawing: The four pairs should be connected according to the ISO8877: 5

5 Recommendations To ensure a excellent quality of the transmission of a wideband video signal (up to 150MHz) over distances of 200 and more metres the following recommendations should be taken into consideration when planning a structured cabling system: Reduce connections: ideally use a maximum of two patch cables on one run Install shielded twisted pair cables Max. attenuation (100MHz) 20 db/100m Max. cross-talk (100MHz) -50 db/100m Max. run length difference between pairs 4 ns/100m Don't use different types of twisted pair cables on the same transmission line Whenever possible use patch cables that are made out of the cable type installed Following cable types are tested and can be recommended: Cable Type Manufacturer (100 MHz) cross-talk (100MHz) Megaline 723 Kerpen 18.8 <-70 1.7 Category6/Classe E Alcatel 18.8 <-60 2.6 Uninet 7002 Dätwyler 17.9 <-95 2.4 Uninet7702 Dätwyler 16.9 <-95 2.2 Uninet 8002 Dätwyler 15.5 <-90 3.3 Run-length difference [ns/100m] 6