Ever pondered how a single pair of ethernet cables could revolutionize the ICT industry? Well, you’re just in luck! This episode features an enlightening conversation with Lisa Schwartz and Steve Cowles RCDD from AEM Precision Cable Test, where we unearth the intriguing world of Single Pair Ethernet (SPE). Sit back and absorb as we discuss the differences between traditional Ethernet and SPE, the termination process, and potential applications of this emerging technology.

Dive into the technicalities as we guide you through the process of interpreting test results for Ethernet cables. We’re not just talking about the basics; we delve into the significance of TCL and ELTCTL in testing for noise ingress, the impact of environmental factors on SPE performance, and the essential factors to consider when testing. It’s a comprehensive discussion that provides invaluable insights whether you’re a seasoned technician or just someone interested in the future of cabling technology.

But that’s not all! We also delve into the future of Single Pair Ethernet and its potential impact on the cabling industry. We touch on the challenges in transitioning from traditional four-pair cabling to SPE and speculate what the first applications using this technology might be. From crosstalk and grounding to the current lack of dedicated devices and switches for SPE, we explore it all. So, join us for this riveting conversation as we navigate the exciting possibilities that Single-Pair Ethernet holds for the industry.

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Bowser RCDD TECH

With industry experience spanning back to 1982 Chuck Bowser has installed, tested, designed, estimated, and project managed information communications technology projects for small and large projects. He is a Registered Communications Distribution Designer (RCDD) and BICSI Technician.

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Bowser RCDD TECH

With industry experience spanning back to 1982 Chuck Bowser has installed, tested, designed, estimated, and project managed information communications technology projects for small and large projects. He is a Registered Communications Distribution Designer (RCDD) and BICSI Technician.