the following example is for you reference.


Features:Customized product. Single-strand 0.5 pure copper. 24 AWG Ethernet cable. Anti-interference and anti-ultraviolet.

  

 

Technical details:8-core twisted pair. Interference cancelled out mutually. with ground wire.

  

 Ethernet Cable
 
An Ethernet cable, also known as a network cable or twisted pair cable, is a type of cable used for transmitting data within a network. It is typically composed of several pairs of insulated copper wires that are twisted together.
 
the main purpose of an Ethernet cable is to transfer electrical signals between network devices such as computers, routers, and switches, enabling data communication and sharing.
 
Ethernet cables are classified into various categories based on their transmission speeds and performance. Common categories include Category 5 (Cat5), Category 5e (Cat5e), Category 6 (Cat6), Category 6a (Cat6a), and Category 7 (Cat7). The higher the category, the greater the transmission speed and the better the anti-interference capability.
 
in practical applications, the quality and length of the Ethernet cable can affect the stability and transmission speed of the network signal. High-quality cables have good shielding properties that can reduce the impact of external electromagnetic interference on the signal. At the same time, an overly long cable may lead to signal attenuation and affect network performance.