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Category-6 / Class-E Cabling IEEE 802 Tutorial July 7, 1998 San Diego, CA by: Luc Adriaenssens SYSTIMAX Systems Applications Director Bell Labs of Lucent Technologies

How were the ISO Cat-6 Targets set? ysept 97: TIA input to US TAG of SC25 WG3 ysept 97: ISO sets many channel parameters yjan 98: ISO sets remaining channel parameters ymay 98: ISO reaffirms channel model TIA and CENELEC drafts are compatible with ISO draft

TIA input to US TAG for ISO on objectives for Cat-6 (Sept 97) y At least twice the usable bandwidth of Category 5 channels (similar ACR at 200 MHz as Cat-5 at 100 MHz) y Strict super-set of category 5 Modular jack interface shall be maintained at the work area Category 6 components must be mechanically and electrically backwards compatible. If the components (i.e., plugs and outlets) are able to be mixed, the mated combination will at least meet the transmission requirements of the lower performing component.

TIA Input to US TAG for ISO on Objectives for Cat-6 (Sept 97) y Next generation cabling shall be a system specification including procedures for laboratory and field testing, installation practices, and other practical considerations. y Next generation cabling shall meet the horizontal cabling topology (100 m) as specified in TIA-568A and TIA-569-A. y TIA will develop detailed technical requirements for connecting hardware transmission for next generation cabling, based on an applied statistical model, combined with known constraints on channel and cable requirements

Sept 97 Munich ISO Meeting: Sets Direction for Cat-6 y Channel specs for attenuation, NEXT, PSNEXT set up to 200 MHz assuring double the channel bandwidth of Cat-5 y Channel specs based on proposed component specs y Backward compatibility with Category-5 components required y Liaison letters on proposed channel specs sent to ATM Forum, IEEE, and IEC y Oktoberfest celebration starts the following week

Draft Category-6 / Class-E Channel performance (Sept '97) 0 10 20 db 30 40 50 C6 atten C6 pr-pr NEXT C6 PSNEXT C5 atten C5 pr-pr NEXT 60 70 0 50 100 150 200 Frequency (MHz)

Jan 98 ISO Meeting: Addresses Additional Parameters & Tweaks y Proposed component specs for attenuation altered slightly (lower loss cable & higher loss cords) to accommodate shielded cords while maintaining comparable channel attenuation. y Additional specs for ELFEXT, PSELFEXT, return loss, delay, and delay skew proposed (200 MHz similar to 100 MHz Cat-5)

May 98 ISO meeting: Reaffirms Channel Model & Tweaks y 100 meter four connector channel model reaffirmed (transition point now electrically accounted for) y Component specs for attenuation altered slightly further (lower loss cable) to accommodate additional connectors while maintaining comparable channel attenuation y Existing channel equations extended to 250 MHz after considerable debate to accommodate IEEE request

Current ISO Cat-6 Channel Specifications pr-pr PS pr-pr PS return phase delay freq atten NEXT NEXT ELFEXT ELFEXT loss delay skew (MHz) (db) (db) (db) (db) (db) (db) (ns) (ns) 1 2.2 72.7 70.3 63.2 60.2 19.0 580.0 50.0 4 4.2 63.0 60.5 51.2 48.2 19.0 563.0 50.0 10 6.5 56.6 54.0 43.2 40.2 19.0 556.8 50.0 16 8.3 53.2 50.6 39.1 36.1 19.0 554.5 50.0 20 9.3 51.6 49.0 37.2 34.2 19.0 553.6 50.0 31.25 11.7 48.4 45.7 33.3 30.3 17.1 552.1 50.0 62.5 16.9 43.4 40.6 27.3 24.3 14.1 550.3 50.0 100 21.7 39.9 37.1 23.2 20.2 12.0 549.4 50.0 125 24.5 38.3 35.4 21.3 18.3 11.0 549.0 50.0 155.52 27.6 36.7 33.8 19.4 16.4 10.1 548.7 50.0 175 29.5 35.8 32.9 18.4 15.4 9.6 548.6 50.0 200 31.7 34.8 31.9 18.4 15.4 9.0 548.4 50.0 250 36.0 33.1 30.2 17.2 14.2 8.0 548.2 50.0 Note: Table entries are for reference only. Actual specifications are based on equations

Current ISO Cat-6 Governing Channel Equations All parameters must comply with the following equations over the entire 1-250 MHz frequency range on a swept basis: Attenuation (db) = 1.991*sqrt(f) + 0.01785*f + 0.21/sqrt(f) pr-pr NEXT (db) = -20log( 10^( -0.05(74.3-15log(f)) ) + 2*10^( -0.05(94.0-20log(f)) ) ) PSNEXT (db) = -20log( 10^( -0.05(72.3-15log(f)) ) + 2*10^( -0.05(90.0-20log(f)) ) ) pr-pr FEXT (db) = -20log( 10^( -0.05(67.8-20log(f)) ) + 4*10^( -0.05(83.1-20log(f)) ) ) PSFEXT (db) = -20log( 10^( -0.05(72.3-20log(f)) ) + 4*10^( -0.05(90.0-20log(f)) ) ) Return loss (db) = 19 at 1-20 MHz; 19-10*log(f/20) at 20-250 MHz Phase Delay (ns) = 546 + 34/sqrt(f) Delay skew (ns) = 50

Category 6 Open Issues y Establishing agreement on laboratory & field testing methods y Refined specifications on plugs & jacks to ensure interoperability and backward compatibility y Specifying balance (modal decomposition methodology) y Obtain consensus on permanent link definition & requirements y Accommodating channel insertion loss deviation y Maintaining harmony between ISO, TIA, CENELEC, national y Need wide deployment of Level III-type testers to distinguish the good from the bad and the ugly

Applications Coverage by Media 2.5 Gb/s ATM 1.2 Gb/s ATM 1 Gb/s Ethernet 622 Mb/s ATM 155 Mb/s ATM 100 Mb/s TP-PMD & Ethernet 16 Mb/s Token Ring 10 Mb/s Ethernet? $? $? $? $? $? $ T.B.D. 4 Mb/s Token Ring 1 Mb/s Cat 3 Cat 5 Cat 5E Cat 6 Fiber

Lucent Prediction Cat 5 is nearly dead 30-40% conversion to cat-6 in 1998 50-70% conversion to Cat-6 in 1999 >90% conversion to cat-6 in 2000