Category 6 network cable usually refers to Category 6 unshielded twisted pair. Category 6e cable is a network cable that is one level higher in performance than Category 6 cable.

CAT6 and CAT6 super network cables have an insulating cross frame added to the structure, and the four pairs of twisted-pair cables are placed in the four grooves of the cross frame respectively. So what's the difference between them?

From the appearance:

1. The logo on the cable skin of the six-category network cable is cat6, and the logo on the cable skin of the super six-type network cable is cat6e.

2. The core laying distance of the super six kinds of network cables is denser, and the conductors are relatively thick.

3. The cross skeleton of the super six types adopts a gear-like slot shape.

In terms of performance:

1. The parameters of the six types of unshielded twisted pair have been greatly improved, and the transmission frequency has also been extended to 250MHz or higher.

2. The Super Category 6 network cable is also called 6A, which can support 10 Gigabit Internet access. At present, the maximum can reach 500MHZ, which is twice that of the Category 6 network cable.

Attachment: The purpose of adding a cross frame to the Category 6 network cable and the Category 6 super network cable is to solve the common 'crosstalk' problem in the Category 6 transmission. However, the cross skeleton is not the only standard for Category 6 network cables. Some Category 6 network cables are isolated by one word, and some are not even. As long as they can meet the standard, they can pass the test.

6A adopts gear-like wire slot shape, which can effectively change the enhanced signal to prevent signal attenuation from being minimized. But most manufacturers can't produce six categories that meet the standard without carrying ten.