For EMI / EMC Engineers
A recent TechRepublic.com blog explains why Ethernet cable is built the way it is and discusses how electromagnetic interference comes into play from crosstalk from pairs of wire within the same cable. Shielded Twisted Pair cabling, which uses metal-foil shielding that directs any external noise to ground, is used if there is an abnormal amount of electromagnetic interference.
Read more in the TechRepublic blog.
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