Improved security of data transmission
Harting has designed the Han Gigabit Module for the industry's most demanding transmission category Cat. 7A, which is suitable for 10 GB ethernet.
Harting has designed the Han Gigabit Module for the industry's most demanding transmission category Cat. 7A, which is suitable for 10 GB ethernet.
The module allows transmission at an operating frequency of up to 1000 MHz. As a result, signal integrity has significantly improved, while immunity to interference has increased compared to the standard Cat. 6A.
Cat. 7A cables consist of four individually shielded pairs of wires which are surrounded by a common screen. Harting is therefore the first manufacturer to offer a modular industry connector for data transmission as per this standard.
The currently available Han Gigabit module is already suitable for high data transmission rates, meeting category 6A for transmission frequencies up to 500 MHz while also being 10 GB ethernet compliant.
The Gigabit module is in general distinguished by its robust design and reliable transmission. It enables data transfer rates, which accommodate the increased bandwidth requirements within the industrial sector and places high demands on the suppression of crosstalk effects and noise. In modern applications, category 6A is currently the most widely requested industrial standard in network technology.
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