Module block type terminal receviver for data transmission system capable of adjusting near-end crosstalk
A data transmission system and terminator technology, which is applied to line transmission parts, baseband system parts, needle tips/slotted board contacts used to penetrate insulated wires/cable core wires, etc. And other issues
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[0021] As shown in FIG. 1, an RJ45-type modular terminator of a data transmission system includes a cover 7 of insulating or conductive material that accommodates pairs of cables 10 contained within the cover 7. In a conventional manner, the cable 10 consists of individual insulated conductors C1 to C8 twisted together in pairs, and a group of these conductors is enclosed within an insulating sheath 4 . The cable also has a drain wire 3 .
[0022] Near the end of the cover 7 , each wire pair 2 is released from the cable sheath 4 to be secured within a terminal receiver 6 .
[0023] The receiver 6 is shown in more detail in FIGS. 2 and 3 .
[0024] The pairs of conductors 2 are placed in parallel and embedded in the grooves 6A in which they are positioned so as to press against the bottoms of the grooves. Conductors C1 and C2 form pair 2, wires C3 and C6 form pair 3, wires C5 and C4 form pair 1, and wires C7 and C8 form pair 4.
[0025] A box 5, which can be seen in Figure 1...
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