Physical Media Flashcards

(31 cards)

1
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Data Terminal Equipment (DTE)

A

Endpoint devices that connect to a piece of data communications equipment or DCE

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Data Communications Equipment (DCE)

A

Router, switch, ect

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3
Q

Wiring scheme for 568B

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4
Q

Medium Dependent Interface Crossover (MDIX)

A

Automated way to electronically simulate a crossover cable connector even if using a straight-through

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5
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Define Single Mode Fiber (SMF)

A

*Longer distances and has
*Smaller core size
*SIngle mode of travel for the light signal.

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6
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Define Multi Mode Fiber (MMF)

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*Used for shorter distances
*Has larger core size
*Allows for multiple modes of travel for the light signal

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7
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What is Half-Duplex mode?

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Device can listen or talk, but not at the same time.

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8
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What is Full-Duplex mode?

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Device can listen and talk at the same time.

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9
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Which Ethernet standard maximum cable length is less than 100 meters?

A

CAT 6 at 10GBASE-T
CAT 8

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10
Q

What can a Cable Tester identify?

A

Breaks
Pinout (straight/cross over)
Multiple types of cable (coax, rj11, ect)

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11
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What can a Wire Mapper identify?

A

Breaks
Pinout with specific types of issues
*Open Pair
*Short Piars
*Short Between pairs
ect

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12
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What can a Cable Certifies identify?

A

CAT type
Length
Throughput
Pinout

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13
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What can a Multi Meter identify?

A

Volts
AMPS
Resistance
Breaks

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14
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What can a Tone Generator identify?

A

Where cables are running
Identify and unlabeled cable run

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15
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What can a Time Domain Reflectometer identify?

A

Breaks in copper
Severity of break
Distance of break

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16
Q

What can an Optical Time Domain Reflectometer identify?

A

Breaks in fiber
Severity of break
Distance of break

17
Q

What can a Fiber Light Meter identify?

18
Q

Optical Link Budget

A

A calculation that considers al the anticipated losses along the length of a fiber optic connection

19
Q

10BASE-T
What does the T indicate?

20
Q

CAT 3

A

10BASE-T
10 Mbps
100 meter

21
Q

Cat 5

A

100BASE-T
100 Mbps
100 meter

22
Q

CAT 5e

A

1000BASE-T
1000 Mbps
100 meter

23
Q

CAT 6

A

1000BASE-T
1000 Mbps
100 meter
-or-
10GBASE-T
10 Gbps
55 meter

24
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CAT 6a

A

10GBASE-T
10 Gbps
100 meter

25
CAT 7
10GBASE-T 10 Gbps 100 meter
26
CAT 8
40GBASE-T 40 Gbps 30 meter
27
Tricks for twisted pair cable
*From CAT 3 to CAT 7 multiply by 10 to get standard and bandwidth (CAT 8 multiplies by 4) *Always 100 meters except: -CAT 6 at 10G is 55 meters -CAT 8 is 30 meters
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SC Subscriber Connector
Stick and click Square connector usually in pairs
29
ST Straight Tip Connector
Stick and twist
30
LC Lucent Connector
Love Connector Pair is always connected
31
MTRJ Mechanical Transfer Registered Jack
Usually on fiber switches