Views: 0 Author: Site Editor Publish Time: 2024-06-07 Origin: Site
In high-speed interconnection technology, data transmission lines are used to transmit high-speed data within or between devices. In order to support high-speed transmission, the design and manufacturing of transmission lines must consider multiple factors, including signal attenuation, noise interference, impedance matching, etc. Among the common five types of network cables, although theoretically all eight cables can be used for data transmission, in reality, only four cables (1, 2, 3, and 6, namely white orange, orange, white green, and green) are usually used for high-speed transmission to ensure optimal signal quality and transmission speed.
Ethernet cables (such as Cat5e Cat6 and others) are widely used in local area networks, enabling high-speed and stable data transmission between computers, switches, and routers. Cat5e cables support data transfer speeds of up to 1Gbps, while Cat6 cables support speeds of up to 10Gbps, meeting the demands for high-speed data exchange and resource sharing in modern office environments.
In the monitoring system, wires are used to transmit video signals. Modern monitoring systems typically use high-definition cameras, which transmit high-definition video signals to monitors or storage devices through coaxial or fiber optic cables. Fiber optic cables have become the preferred choice for long-distance transmission of high-definition video signals due to their high speed, large bandwidth, and low loss characteristics.
In large data centers, wires are used to connect servers, storage devices, and network devices, building high-speed and reliable data transmission channels. These wires are typically made of high-performance copper or fiber optic cables to meet the fast transmission and sharing needs of large amounts of data between internal servers in data centers.
The design and manufacturing of wires require the use of special materials and processes to reduce the impact of external electromagnetic interference on signals. To reduce the impact of electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI) on signals, shielded cables are often used. Shielded cables effectively isolate external interference signals by wrapping a metal shielding layer around the conductor, improving the stability and reliability of data transmission.
The SAS (serial attached SCSI)or serial connection SCSI, is a new generation of SCSI technology, and Same as the popular serial ATA (SATA) hard disk, both use serial interface technology to obtain higher transmission speed, and improve the internal space by shortening the connection line. The SAS is a new interface developed after the parallel SCSI interface. This interface is designed to improve the efficiency, availability and expansion of the storage system and to provide compatibility with SATA hard disks. The SAS hard disk is the fastest in the mechanical hard disk. First, the SAS interface is faster than the mechanical hard disk of SATA and SCSI. Secondly, SAS hard drives are applied to diskless servers for reading or writing.
WEIDAN produces a full range of professional grade MiniSAS/SAS/SATA Cable:
Mini SAS Internal Series Cable: MCIO 8X, SlimSAS SFF-86654 8X, Oculink SFF-8611 4i. ,Mini SAS (SFF8643), MiniSAS SFF8639 15P, Oculink SFF8654 4I/8I, MiniSAS 36P SFF8087, MiniSAS 29PIN SFF8482,
MiniSAS External Series Cable: MiniSAS SAS SFF-8644, MiniSAS SFF8088, MiniSAS 36PIN SFF8087,MiniSAS SFF8643, SFF8482, MiniSAS 26P SFF8088
In high-speed interconnection technology, data transmission lines are used to transmit high-speed data within or between devices. In order to support high-speed transmission, the design and manufacturing of transmission lines must consider multiple factors, including signal attenuation, noise interference, impedance matching, etc. Among the common five types of network cables, although theoretically all eight cables can be used for data transmission, in reality, only four cables (1, 2, 3, and 6, namely white orange, orange, white green, and green) are usually used for high-speed transmission to ensure optimal signal quality and transmission speed. 
