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Page 1: Electrons travel at approx. constant speed (  20 cm or 8” per ns, 1 ns = 0.000 000 0001 s NVP * speed of light) Propagation.

LA CERTIFICACION EN EL CABLEADO

ESTRUCTURADO DE cobre

Alvaro Cayo Urrutia

Lima-Perú

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Niveles de Comprobación en Campo

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Niveles de Comprobación en Campo (Cont.)

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“Certificación”

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Estándares de Cableado en el Mundo

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Tipos de Estándares

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Use the least expensive cable that meets your performance expectations…

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Certification is for the Field not the Lab

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How to Read Test Results

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Propagation Delay

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Electrons travel at approx. constant speed

( 20 cm or 8” per ns,

1 ns = 0.000 000 0001 s

NVP * speed of light)

Propagation delay

(max 555 ns later ..)

Traveling signals is like electrons following a somewhat rocky path

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Insertion Loss on Test Report

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Atenuación

(Perdida de inserción) Menos electrones!

Calor! Calor!

Existen baches en el camino….

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NEXT on Test Results

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Crosstalk!!

A level problem in the electronic road will cause some electrons to fall on an adjacent road

On top of that: the road is not level and electrons fly off!

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Near End Crosstalk is by the electrons that return back to the beginning

Near End Crosstalk (NEXT)

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Far End Crosstalk is by the electrons that continue to the far end

Far end crosstalk (FEXT)

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At a receiver input you need more signal electrons than stray electrons

Combine two effects: attenuation and NEXT: S/N = ACR

Look here!

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Poor ACR (and NEXT problems)can lead to FCS and CRC errors and – Retransmissions!

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FCS/ACR Errors Lead to Slow NetworksBelow is a an example of a typical TCP conversation

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Bad Cabling = Slow Network

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Antiguos Parámetros de Comprobación en Campo: TSB-67

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La Categoría 5 Parámetros de Test

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El “Nuevo” Modelo de Transmisión

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Transmisión por Par Múltiple

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Power Sum ELFEXT

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Transmisión Full Duplex

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Parámetros de Test Categoría 5e/6

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Comparación de Rendimiento

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Un “Enlace de Cableado” Instalado

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La Medida de Canal

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La Medida de Enlace Permanente

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¿Por qué el “Enlace Permanente”?

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Características Fundamentales de NEXT y Pérdida de Retorno

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Medida NEXT del PL

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Pérdida de Retorno – Un Reto Mayor de Test

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Pérdida de Retorno – Requisitos del Adaptador

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Solución de Problemas con el DTX

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Defectos NEXT y NEXT

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Ventajas de los Diagnósticos NEXT

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Solución de Problemas NEXT con el DTX

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RL y Defectos RL

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Ventajas de los Diagnósticos RL

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Solución de Problemas RL con el DTX

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Analizando las interferencias de Alien CrossTalk

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Why to test for Alien Next?

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When to Test for Alien Cross Talk

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Alien NEXT Test Results

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Alien Crosstalk

Alien crosstalk occurs between cables

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Alien NEXT

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Cat 6a shielded and unshielded

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ANEXT – Picking Disturbed and Disturbing cables

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Selecting a disturbed/victim cable

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Selecting the disturbers (cables to energize)

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Selecting the disturbers (cables to energize)

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All the Cables in the Bundle are Disturbers – keep those bundles small

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ANEXT and AFEXT Along the Length of the Links

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ANEXT and AFEXT For Varying Link Lengths

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How to test Class F and Class FA

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First Select Your Test Limit

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Selecting the Test Limit

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Use the correct adapters for Class FaCat 7 patch cords/Permanent Link Adapters

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Class FA FIELD testing

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Here we see +/- 2.75 dB @600MHz

(Level IV accuracy @1000MHz is >+/-5dB)

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How to Read Test Results – Class F

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How to Read Test Results – Class F

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LinkWare 7

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WHAT’S NEW IN LINKWARE 7.X?

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Linkware stats now included

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Optifiber pro support

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Verifies Software of tester

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Verifies calibration of dtx

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Re-certify DTX fiber loss results

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Sort on margin or loss

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NEW OTDR Report format

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New zoom feature on graphs

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tabs

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Supports 40G & 100G fiber

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Larger files handled much more gracefully

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Larger files handled much more gracefully

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A few testers missing from linkware 7.x

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Acrobat writer built in

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Our competition spends little effort here

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What is new in Copper

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Cat 5e, Cat 6, Cat 6A?

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What is coming

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What about Cat 7??

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Thank you for your time

Q&A

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