RJ45Buchse
The RJ45Buchse, commonly known as an RJ45 jack or Ethernet connector, is a standardized modular connector widely used for network cabling in telecommunications and data transmission. The term "RJ" stands for Registered Jack, a designation established by the Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA). The "45" refers to its designation as the 45th type of Registered Jack connector, though it is more widely recognized for its role in Ethernet networking.
An RJ45Buchse is an eight-position, eight-contact (8P8C) modular plug designed to connect twisted-pair Ethernet cables to
The connector features a rectangular shape with eight metal pins arranged in two rows of four, which
RJ45Buchsen are commonly found in both wall-mounted jacks and patch panels, allowing for flexible and scalable
Maintenance of RJ45Buchsen involves ensuring clean, undamaged connectors and cables, as dirt or physical damage can