CAT6 Ethernet cable, commonly used for networking.
Function: Connects devices to a network, enabling internet access and data transfer.
Structure: Consists of twisted pairs of copper wires, minimizing interference and ensuring reliable transmission.
Connectors: RJ45 connectors at both ends for plugging into devices.
Speed: Supports Gigabit Ethernet, with a bandwidth of up to 250 MHz for CAT6.
Compatibility: Backward compatible with Cat5e and Cat5 cables.
Durability: Some cables have weatherproof jackets and shielding for protection against damage.