Network Wiring Practical Encyclopedia

Author: Chris Clark
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Understand the various cables, components, and standards used in modern communication systems, including twisted-pair cables and fiber optic cables. Enhance the performance of voice systems, LANs, and data systems. Obtain detailed information on ANSI/NEC/TIA/EIA procedures, standards, and specifications.
This book is currently the most comprehensive guide on network cabling, providing all the information needed to properly address network cabling engineering issues. With this book, you will be able to plan, design, and build communication networks tailored to your company's needs. The book is divided into two parts. Part 1 primarily covers network cabling systems and standards, including horizontal cabling systems and backbone cabling systems, various types of communication cables and components, as well as cabling standards and transmission principles. Part 2 provides a detailed explanation of cable and fiber optic cable splicing, termination, testing, and troubleshooting. It also includes the technical specifications required for testing and the requirements for maintaining high-speed, error-free communication.
This book is suitable for communication engineering contractors, electronic engineering contractors, network engineers, telephone engineering contractors, network designers, cable designers, and other personnel involved in the design and installation of network cabling systems.