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RJ45 Cat6 D-Type Ethernet Panel Mount Classis Connector (Pack of 500)

Description:

The RJ45 interface is usually used for data transmission, and the most common application is the network card interface.

RJ45 is a type of various connectors; RJ45 headers have two different methods according to the order of the wires, one is orange-white, orange, green-white, blue, blue-white, green, brown-white, brown; the other green-white, green, orange-white, blue, blue-white, orange, brown-white, brown

Therefore, there are also two types of lines using RJ45 connectors: straight-through lines and cross-over lines.

RJ45 type network card interface

100base tx RJ45 interface is a commonly used Ethernet interface, which supports 10M and 100M adaptive network connection speed. There are two common RJ45 interfaces: DTE type used for Ethernet network cards, router Ethernet interfaces, etc. The DCE type of the switch, etc.

DTE can be called "data terminal equipment", and DCE can be called "data communication equipment". In a sense, DTE equipment is called "active communication equipment", and DCE equipment is called "passive communication equipment".

When two devices of the same type use the RJ45 interface to connect for communication, a crossover cable must be used.

RJ45 type network cable plug

RJ45 type network cable plug, also known as crystal head, is made of eight cores. It is widely used in the connection of network cables (called five types of cables or twisted pairs) between network devices of LAN and ADSL broadband Internet users.

Difference between RJ45 and RJ11

Different standards, different sizes. Due to the different sizes of the two (RJ11 is 4 or 6 pins, RJ45 is an 8 pin connection device), obviously RJ45 plugs cannot be inserted into RJ11 jacks. The reverse is physically possible (RJ11 plugs are smaller than RJ45 jacks), thus giving the false impression that the two should or can work together.

Actually not so. It is strongly recommended not to use RJ11 plugs for RJ45 jacks.

Because RJ11 is not standardized internationally, its size, insertion force, insertion angle, etc. are not unified in accordance with the design requirements of international standard connectors, so interoperability cannot be guaranteed. They even cause the destruction of both.

Since the RJ11 plug is smaller than the RJ45 jack, the plastic parts on either side of the plug will damage the metal pins of the jack that is inserted.