Class I vs. Class II Cabling - IEEE 802

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1Class I vs. Class IIClass I vs. Class IICablingCablingAlan FlatmanAlan FlatmanPrincipal ConsultantPrincipal ConsultantLAN TechnologiesLAN TechnologiesEmail: Email: to IEEE Task Force; 16-18 July 2013, Geneva, I vs. Class II & connector costs for a 30m status& plansContribution to IEEE Task Force; 16-18 July 2013, Geneva, CH3ISO/IEC TR 11801-99-140GBASE-T Cabling Guidance speculative project approved March 2012 to support Next Gen. BASE-T initiatives underway within IEEE motivation to offer range of optionsrange of optionsfor 40GBASE-T Technical Report route chosen to expedite processexpedite process PDTR had substantial support in 1stnational review 2ndPDTR circulated in April 2013 for approval as DTR ISO/IEC 11801-99-1 expected to be approved 1Q14Contribution to IEEE Task Force; 16-18 July 2013, Geneva, CH4ISO/IEC TR 11801-99-1 DeliverablesCat 6ACat 7APerformance Requirementsfor 30m, 2-connector ChannelLegacycomponentsLegacycomponentsL egacycomponents tohigher frequencyEnhancedcomponents tohigher frequencyEnhancedcomponents tohigher frequencyTutorial on Channel Capacity,Assumptions, other PHY-relatedLegacycomponents tohigher frequencyContribution to IEEE Task Force; 16-18 July 2013, Geneva, CH5ISO/IEC TR 11801-99-1 Next Generation Ca

2 Content 1. Class I vs. Class II performance 2. cable & connector construction 3. relative costs for a 30m channel 4. standardisation status & plans

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