ICT Today — July/August/September 2024 (Vol. 45, No. 3) · p. 28
On the market today, cables for structured cabling exist in various shielded and unshielded types, and it is important to select standard-compliant cables that offer the best performance for individual networks. The discussion is anchored on the principles of noise immunity, shielding types, and the importance of segregation, as outlined in the ISO/IEC series. Through an exploration of how twisted pairs work, the relevance of international standards, and the specifics of shielding and segregation, improved network efficiency and safety can be achieved.
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