2013 datwyler training 1 introduction - info tech middle east
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This document provides information about Datwyler Cables, including their headquarters in Altdorf, Switzerland and global presence. It outlines their project organization structure for a global DC solution and lists key engineering staff. It also summarizes Datwyler's cable manufacturing facilities, product portfolio which includes cables, cable harnessing and distribution companies worldwide. Finally, it provides brief highlights about Datwyler's milestones and their four divisions of technical components, pharma packaging, sealing technologies and cabling solutions.
2013 datwyler training 1 introduction - info tech middle east
- 1. Datwyler Cables HQ: Altdorf, Switzerland, since 1915
- 2. Paul Hunter – UK Technical Manager Rico Neuhaus – Global Engineering (Altdorf – Switzerland)
- 3. Project Organization chart Global DC solution Project Steering Group Project Steering Group -Jonas Greutert -Jonas Greutert -Martin Arnold -Martin Arnold -Matthias Lauer -Matthias Lauer Engineering Engineering Martin Arnold Martin Arnold Developing team Developing team Thomas Gehrke Thomas Gehrke Steven Koh Steven Koh Ali alal Rahal Ali Rahal Engineering Engineering consultant consultant Pius Albisser Pius Albisser Project Leader Project Leader Paul Hunter Paul Hunter R&D R&D Jimmy Wu Jimmy Wu R&D China R&D China Jimmy Wu Jimmy Wu Sourcing Sourcing Matthias Lauer Matthias Lauer Sourcing Sourcing Markus Furger Markus Furger Quality Quality ?? Quality Quality ??
- 4. Global Engineering Tasks and responsibilities Global responsibility for product portfolio Coordination and communication of product portfolio activities All subsidiaries are involved Two meetings with all head of engineers per year Local development International Sales meeting a Glob l Technical committee Product idea Local development Local Proj ec t Local purchasing
- 5. Datwyler World-Wide Presence Datwyler Cables Certified Partner
- 6. Cables Manufacturing facilities Altdorf (cables, cable harnessing) Shanghai (cables) Suzhou (cable harnessing) Distribution companies Switzerland UK Germany Singapore Austria China (2) Middle East (Dubai, UAE) Manufacturing Plant Switzerland (Altdorf) total 100’000 m2 Cables produced per year (Cu and FO): >140’000 km Revenue of some $1 billion Over 4,700 employees Altdorf headquarters (Switzerland) Shanghai plant (China) Suzhou plant (China)
- 7. Milestones
- 8. Our four divisions Technical Components Products Market Pharma Packaging Sealing Technologies Cabling Solutions Complete solutions for electrical building infrastructure Industrial distribution of technical and electronic components Rubber and aluminum/plastic closures Precision formed parts, tunneling gaskets, sealing technology Industry, trade Pharmaceutical industry Automotive, construction, industry Special-purpose buildings
- 9. Datwyler Cables Data UNINET® and OPTIFIL® Copper and Fibre structured cabling solutions Safety / Fire PYROFIL® Soft skinned cable Automation Flexible power and data ‘Flat form Modular cable solution’ Elevator DYNOFIL® Flat elevator / lift cable Schindler, OTIS use this (£23m pa)
- 12. General Standards IEEE Standards Association ISO/IEC is worldwide applicable and valid TIA/EIA is valid for North America (mainly the USA) EN (CENELEC) is valid throughout Europe
- 13. – Acronyms IEEE – Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers ISO – International Standards Organization IEC – International Electrotechnical Commission TIA – Telecommunications Industry Association EIA – Electronic Industries Alliance CENELEC – European Committee for Electrotechnical Standardization (French: Comité Européen de Normalisation Électrotechnique)
- 14. ISO/IEC – ISO/IEC is applicable worldwide and valid in the Middle East – Generic Premise Cabling – ISO/IEC 11801 (kind of “Umbrella“) – ISO /IEC 11801 2th Edition:2002 / Amd.1:2008 / Amd.2:2010 Information technology and application- independent wiring systems <= 1000 MHz – Cu Data Cables – IEC 61156-Series – CU Connecting Hardware – 60603-7 Series – 61076-3-104 RJ45 and GG45 connecting hardware TERA Connecting Hardware
- 15. EN (Cenelec) – EN (CENELEC) is valid throughout Europe – Generic Premise Cabling – EN 50173-x – European Cabling Standard Application-independent communication cable systems; Limits will follow ISO/IEC 11801 (small deviations are still possible) – Cu Data Cables – EN 50288 – CU Connecting Hardware – EN 60603-7-x Series (IEC 60603-7-x Series)
- 16. EN 50173-x:2007 Information technology: Generic cabling EN 50173-1:2007 EN 50173-2:2007 EN 50173-3:2007 EN 50173-4:2007 EN 50173-5:2007 Part 1: General requirements Part 2: Office premises Part 3: Industrial premises Part 4: Homes Part 5: Data centers
- 17. TIA/EIA – TIA/EIA is valid for North America (mainly the USA) – Generic Premise Cabling – ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-B.2-10-2008 – TIA/EIA 568-B (Revision of TIA/EIA-568-A) Cabling Standard, Components are included Addendum 10 cabling up to 500 MHz – Cu Data Cables – ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-B.2-10-2008 – CU Connecting Hardware – ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-B.2-10-2008 18
- 18. Different Limits for same Parameters 10GBase-T NEXT (dB) Channel 22,0 IEEE 802.3an TIA/EIA TSB 155 ISO/IEC TR 24750 26,1 Cat. 6A Augmented 27,9 ISO/IEC Klasse EA 250 330 500 Frequenz in MHz
- 19. Receiver Signal Strength of different Ethernet types Transiver signal Receiver signal 0,07 V 0,26 V 0,006 V 0V - 0,26 V a = 42 dB 20
- 21. Generic Cabling Structure TO FD TO FD TO TO TO 3rd hierarchy Cabling level (Horizontal cable) CP FD FD 2nd hierarchy Cabling level BD 1st hierarchy Cabling level (Campus Backbone cable) (Building Backbone BD cable) CD BD CD = Campus Distributor BD = Building Distributor FD = Floor Distributor CP = Consolidation Point TO = Telecoms Outlet
- 22. Generic Cabling Structure 3rd hierarchy Cabling level (Horizontal cable) SWU CD = Campus Distributor BD = Building Distributor FD = Floor Distributor CP =TO Consolidation Point TO = Telecoms Outlet TO 2nd hierarchy Cabling level (Building Backbone cable) TO 1st hierarchy Cabling level (Campus Backbone cable) CP TO FD FD TO TO BD CD
- 23. Link definition 1 CD BD FD CP TO = = = = = Campus distributor Building distributor Floor distributor Consolidation point Terminal outlet
- 24. Link definition 2 (Horizontal Cable) C FD CP TO EQP TE = = = = = = Connection Floor distributor Consolidation point Terminal outlet Equipment (Switch) Terminal equip. PC, Phone Channel cable Permanent link
- 25. Link definition 2 Connector Interconnect – TO Model
- 26. Link definition 3 Connector Crossconnect – TO Model
- 27. Link definition 3 Connector Interconnect – CP-TO Model
- 28. Link definition 4 Connector Crossconnect – CP-TO Model
- 29. Service allocation Analog or ISDN Telephony Token Ring ATM or TP-DDI Pair Pair Pair Pair Pair Pair 3 Pair Pair 6 3 6
- 30. Service allocation Ethernet 100Base-T Ethernet 10Base-T Pair Pair Ethernet 1G Base-T Ethernet 10G Base-T Pair Pair Pair Pair 3 Pair Pair 6 3 6
- 31. Colour code T568A and T568B Pair 3 Pair 2 Pair 3 Pair 1 Pair 4 Pin 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 RJ45 Plug Wiring according T568A Pair 2 Pair 1 Pair 4 Pin 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 RJ45 Plug Wiring according T568B
- 32. Structured Cabling – Evolution 1995 – CAT5 1998 – CAT5e 2002 – CAT6 2007 – CAT6a 2010 – CAT7a 2013 – CAT8
- 33. CATEGORY 8 – Class G Category 8 cable developed and available soon
- 34. CAT8 Backward Compatibility Category 8.1: backward compatible up to Cat. 6A
- 35. CAT8 Backward Compatibility Category 8.2: backward compatible up to Cat. 7A
- 36. Speed v Bandwidth Car = Speed Road = Bandwidth
- 37. Cable speeds / bandwidth TIA / EIA ISO / IEC Category Category 1 3 2 4 3 5 4 5e 5 / 5e 6 6 6a 6a 7 7 7a 7a Class Class A B B C C D D E E Ea Ea F F Fa Fa Bandwidth Speed 100kHz 10Mbps 1MHz 20Mbps 16MHz 100Mbps 20MHz 1,000Mbps 100MHz 1,000Mbps 250MHz 10,000Mbps 500Mhz 10,000Mbps 600Mhz 40,000Mbps 1000MHz
- 38. Category 8 – speed / bandwidth Category 8 8 – Category 8 – Both 10Gbps and 40Gbps – 30 metre ‘Channel’ – 26 metre ‘Perminant Link’ – 4 metre patching Class 1 2 Bandwidth 1.6GHz 2.0GHz
- 39. ALIEN CROSSTALK (AXT) = Crosstalk between Cables
- 40. New critical Parameter - AXT What is Alien Crosstalk (AXT)? Transmitted noise between pairs of different cables It‘s the dominant noise source concern that limits the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) on a 10 GBASE-T transmission ….. Rx ANEXT Tx reduced signal strength AFEXT Tx full signal strength Rx
- 41. Installationen shielded vs. unshielded Typical installation; bundled cables low space Shielded solutions can be installed with current installation methods without problems! UTP Tests results will be better, if you have some distance between each of the cables! Requirement for a new cost intensive cable design (larger diamenter) and a new installation method
- 42. Coffee Break Dätwyler Holding AG Gotthardstrasse 31, 6460 Altdorf T +41 41 875 11 00, F + 41 41 875 12 05 info@daetwyler.ch, www.daetwyler.ch
Editor's Notes
- #8: Datwyler were founded in 1915 Began producing cables in 1915 Been in business for almost 100 years
- #10: DATA – copper & fibre products SAFETY / FIRE – pyrofil like FP200 – Cable, Glands and clips ECOBUS – like a flexible elctrack with data carrying capacity – Sofetel T5 reference site ELEVATOR – lift and escalator cables – flat cable – largest market share
- #12: Open Systems Interconnection
- #13: Moore's law describes a long-term trend in the history of computing hardware. The number of transistors that can be placed inexpensively on an integrated circuit doubles approximately every two years.
- #14: IEEE – Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers ISO – International Organization for Standardization IEC – International Electrotechnical Commission TIA – Telecommunications Industry Association EIA – Electronic Industries Alliance CENELEC – European Committee for Electrotechnical Standardization (French: Comité Européen de Normalisation Électrotechnique)
- #21: Tighter Tolerance
- #34: Time line CAT7 was introduced in 2002 with CAT6 but never really adopted CISCO & MICROSOFT ahead in early 90’s