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Cat8 is a new generation of double-shielded (SFTP) network patch cord. It has two signal pairs, can support 2000MHz bandwidth, and the transmission rate is up to 40Gb/s, but its                  transmission distance is only 30m, so it is generally used for short-distance data center servers, switches, patch panels and other equipment connections.

Although wireless networks have become mainstream, USB Ethernet adapters are still an indispensable tool for many users. Whether it is for a more stable network connection, higher transmission speeds, or to cope with the lack of built-in network cards on older devices, USB Ethernet adapters can provide an excellent wired network solution. This article will introduce the working principle, usage and purchase guide of USB Ethernet adapters in detail to help you choose the right product.

3.5mm audio cable is a common cable for connecting audio devices. Its structure seems simple, but it contains multiple important components that work together to ensure the transmission quality of audio signals. Therefore, it is crucial to understand the structure of 3.5mm audio cable.

In today's era of rapid technological innovation, people's demand for faster and more efficient data transmission remains unchanged. Therefore, Thunderbolt technology has emerged as an industry disruptor, pushing high-speed connectivity to unprecedented levels. This article will delve into the differences between Thunderbolt 4 and Thunderbolt 5, and provide a comprehensive comparison to help you understand their respective advancements and impacts.

Today, when digital devices such as smartphones, computers, and monitors are deeply integrated into daily life, a small connecting cable may become the key to affecting the user experience. Faced with a variety of cable products on the market, cable certification has become a reliable "quality certificate". It undergoes rigorous testing and review to verify whether the product meets specific performance, safety, and quality standards. Common certifications include HDMI, VESA, USB-IF, and Intel Thunderbolt. This article will provide an in-depth interpretation of these key cable certification information to help you better choose the right cable and ensure reliable operation of your device.

USB-C ports have become increasingly popular in recent years due to their versatility and portability. They offer faster data transfer speeds, higher power delivery, and support for connecting multiple devices through a single port. However, many users experience issues with their USB-C cables, causing them to not work properly or even damage their devices. In this article, we'll explain some common reasons why USB-C cables may not work properly, as well as how to maintain your USB-C cables.

The USB-C to HDMI adapter mainly converts the video content of devices with USB-C output ports (such as laptops, desktops, etc.) into HDMI signals so that they can be connected to monitors, projectors or HDTVs that support HDMI input.