Military/Aerospace

These are cables that transmit data as light pulses along glass fibers. They are used in telecommunications, industrial communications, and other applications. Types LC/SC/ST/MTP/UPC.

Differences:
CAT 5 cables have a bandwidth of 100 MHz and can support speeds of up to 10/100 Mbps. CAT 6 cables have a bandwidth of 250 MHz and can support speeds of up to 10 gigabits.

CAT 5e cables have one and a half to two twists per centimeter, while CAT 6 cables have two or more twists per centimeter.

CAT 6 cables are often thicker than CAT 5e cables because they use thicker copper wires.

CAT 5: Can be used for networking, telephone wiring, and custom patch cabling.

CAT 6: Can be used for school/enterprise networking setups, data centers, and other high-speed applications.

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