DataMax 350 patch cables allow lan premises systems to achieve atm, 100Base-T, and full-duplex protocols. These patch cables provide a minimum attenuation-to-crosstalk ratio of 10 decibels per 100 meters through 155 megahertz. Every manufacturing lot is tested to 350 MHz. The cables are also tested to the near- and far-end power-sum crosstalk, delay, and delay-skew requirements that are expected to be added tia/eia-568a standard.
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