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    This document summarizes Ethernet standards from 10Base2 to 10GBaseER. It lists the standard name, number, speed, wire used, connector, topology, maximum segment length, and maximum stations per segment for each standard. Newer standards like 1000BaseT and higher send 10 bits per byte instead of 8 using 9B/10B encoding with simple NRZ. Fiber optic cables and standards allow much longer maximum segment lengths up to kilometers compared to copper cables with maximum lengths of 100 meters or less.

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    This document summarizes Ethernet standards from 10Base2 to 10GBaseER. It lists the standard name, number, speed, wire used, connector, topology, maximum segment length, and maximum stations per segment for each standard. Newer standards like 1000BaseT and higher send 10 bits per byte instead of 8 using 9B/10B encoding with simple NRZ. Fiber optic cables and standards allow much longer maximum segment lengths up to kilometers compared to copper cables with maximum lengths of 100 meters or less.

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    This document summarizes Ethernet standards from 10Base2 to 10GBaseER. It lists the standard name, number, speed, wire used, connector, topology, maximum segment length, and maximum stations per segment for each standard. Newer standards like 1000BaseT and higher send 10 bits per byte instead of 8 using 9B/10B encoding with simple NRZ. Fiber optic cables and standards allow much longer maximum segment lengths up to kilometers compared to copper cables with maximum lengths of 100 meters or less.

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    Ethernet Standards

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    a231824
    This document summarizes Ethernet standards from 10Base2 to 10GBaseER. It lists the standard name, number, speed, wire used, connector, topology, maximum segment length, and maximum stations per segment for each standard. Newer standards like 1000BaseT and higher send 10 bits per byte instead of 8 using 9B/10B encoding with simple NRZ. Fiber optic cables and standards allow much longer maximum segment lengths up to kilometers compared to copper cables with maximum lengths of 100 meters or less.

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    Sheet1

    Ethernet Standards

    Name Nickname Number Speed


    10Base2 Thinnet 802.3 10Mbs
    10Base5 Thicknet 802.3 10Mbs
    10BaseT Ethernet 802.3i 10Mbs
    100BaseTX Fast Ethernet 802.3u 100Mbs
    10BaseFL Ethernet over Fiber Optics 802.3j 10Mbs
    100BaseFX (100BaseTX with Fiber) 802.3u 10Mbs
    Starting with Gigabit Ethernet, new encoding type 9B/10B with Simple NRZ sends 10 bits per byte not 8.
    1000BaseT Gigabit Ethernet 802.3ab 1000Mbs
    1000BaseTX Gigabit Ethernet ~ 1000Mbs
    1000BaseLX Gigabit Ethernet 802.3z 1000Mbs

    1000BaseSX Gigabit Ethernet 802.3z 1000Mbs


    1000BaseCX Gigabit Ethernet 802.3z 1000Mbs
    10GBaseSR 10Gigabit Ethernet 802.3ae 10.3 Gb/s
    10GBaseLR 10Gigabit Ethernet 802.3ae 10.3 Gb/s
    10GBaseER 10Gigabit Ethernet 802.3ae 10.3 Gb/s

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    Wire Used Connector Topology


    Coaxial Cable BNC T-connector Bus
    Coaxial Cable MAU transceiver + AUI Connector Bus
    Cat 3,4,5 UTP (4 wires used) RJ-45 Star
    Cat 5 UTP, Cat 1 STP (4 wires used) RJ-45 Star
    2 Strands of Multimode fiber ST or SC Connectors Star?
    2 Strands of Multimode fiber ST, SC, MIC, MT-RJ Connectors Star
    with Simple NRZ sends 10 bits per byte not 8. MTRJ is part of the SFF family
    Cat 5e UTP (All 8 wires used) RJ-45 Star
    Cat 6 UTP RJ-45 Star
    Multimode or Singlemode fiber SC or LC connectors Star

    Multimode fiber SC or LC connectors Star


    Twinax – 150 Ohm shielded coaxial cable DB-9 Connectors Star
    Multimode fiber SC or LC connectors Star
    Singlemode fiber SC or LC connectors Star
    Singlemode fiber SC or LC connectors Star

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    Max Segment Length Max Stations per Segment


    185 meters 30
    500 meters 100
    100 meters 2 (hub + client)
    100 meters 2 (hub + client)
    2000 meters 2?
    Half-Duplex 400 meters 2?
    Full-Duplex 2000 meters
    100 meters 2 (hub + client)
    100 meters 2 (hub + client)
    Multimode – 550 meters 2 (hub + client)
    Singlemode – 5 km
    500 meters 2 (hub + client)
    25 meters 2 (hub + client)
    300 meters 2 (hub + client)
    10 km 2 (hub + client)
    40 km 2 (hub + client)

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