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On Friday, 10/25/96, Murli wrote:
 
 > Hi,
 > 
 > We are in the process of developing a high data rate modem on copper. (Not
 > involving the CO. Hence we do not have the 4KHz limitation). 
 > 
 > We need info. regarding the frequency response of standard copper cable
 > (24 - 18 AWG) at higher frequencies (Say 0 to 8 MHz). Could somebody help
 > in directing us to sites/books/journals? 
 > 
 > Thanks in advance,
 > 
 > 
 > Murli
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 >  Muralikrishnan G                       3008, 12th B Main, HAL II stage
 >  Silicon Automation Systems                     Bangalore India 560 008
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Murli,

Many answers may be found in cable catalogs, and I will FAX you a few 
pages from two (Pilgrim & Beldon).  Frankly, I find the catalogs more 
informative and up-to-date than the transmission textbooks.   If you have 
any control over the choice of wire, I recommend that you use LAN cable which 
is 
classified in levels by EIA/TIA568.   In general, this cable has been 
engineered for high-speed transmission, and is available in 22 and 24 
AWG sizes, shielded and unshielded, plenum and non-plenum.

(Plenum cable is designed to generate non-toxic fumes, should the cable in an 
air plenum over a false ceiling catch on fire.  US building codes 
require plenum cable in this case.)

Possibly the best of these cables for your application is level 5 
cable designed for 4 and 16 Mbps token ring LANs.  The specification 
requires less than 10.6 dB/1000 ft @ 10 MHz.

If you have no control over the choice of cable...well, good luck!

Pete
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