In the 1990s CAT3 was used in 10BASE-T Ethernet, token ring and ATM25 networks. It was also used in 100BASE-T4 Ethernet technologies which employed all 4 pairs to achieve greater bandwidth. CAT3 has been superseded and is seldom used today, but it still has uses in telephone wiring.
10BASE-T can use CAT3 cabling or better, while 100BASE-T requires CAT5 or better (such as CAT5e or CAT6).
Cat3 is capable of delivering easy to read Material.
Dunno. "Quad" usually refers to the shielding (such as TV antenna coaxial cable), "CAT" usually refers to four-pair twisted pair. "CATn" (CAT3~CAT6) is four-pair, twisted-pair, unshielded cabling most commonly used in Ethernet computer network cabling. Refine the question, we can help out.
Which two places are most appropriate to use UTP cabling?
Yes. CAT6 may be overkill, but it will definately work. Analog phones are used most oten on CAT3 because they are both old technologies.
Yes, there are Many kinds of NICs capable of using multiple cabling a 10/100 NIC is a NIC that can use both 10BaseT Cabling and 100Base Cabling
The maximum length of a Cat3 Ethernet cable that can be used for networking purposes is 100 meters.
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