The ISO/IEC 11801 defines four classes for twisted pair cabling. These classes
are based on the maximum frequency required for the application and is summarized
as follows:
Class A: speech
band and low frequency applications up to 100 KHz; it involves to Category 1
components and supports basic rate ISDN
Class B: low to
medium bit rates for applications up to 1 MHz; based on use of Category 2
components and supports applications such as such as primary rate ISDN
Class C: medium
data rate applications up to 16 MHz; utilizing Category 3 components and supports
applications such as 10 Mbps Ethernet as used in 10 BASE T LAN’s
Class D: high data
rate applications up to 100 MHz; utilizing Category 5e components and
supporting applications such as 100BASE TX (100 Mb/s) and Gigabit Ethernet
(l000Mb/s) LAN’s and ATM transmission @ 155 Mb/s
Class E: higher data rate applications
using up to 250MHz of Bandwidth; and using Category 6 components.
Class F: higher data rate applications
using up to 600MHz of bandwidth; and using Category 7 components.
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