Unbalance attenuation TCL and its family
Transverse Conversion Loss (TCL) is the ratio (in dB) of a common-mode returned voltage measured on a wire pair relative to a differential-mode voltage applied to the same end of the pair. The TCL value shows how well the impedance of the pair's conductors is balanced. This parameter and its derivatives, also called Unbalanced Attenuation measurements, are required by all major standardisation bodies like ANSI/TIA, IEC or YD/T
Key Features
Applicable Standards
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Key Features
Complete caracterization of Conversion Loss parameters:
- Transverse Conversion Loss (TCL)
- Longituduinal Conversion Loss (LCT)
- Transverse Conversion Transfer Loss (TCTL)
- Equal Level TCTL (ELTCTL), etc…
Applicable Standards
- ANSI/TIA-568.2-D for Category 5, 5e, 6, 6a and 8
- IEC 61156-5/-10 for Category 5e to 8.2
- YD/T 1019/2013
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