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4. Analyzing actual Ethernet encoding. 4 pairs of wires within ethernet cable; 10 BASE-T is a standard developed by IEEE → allows you to transmit data at 10Mbps. There are other standards, but this one is used because it is easier to understand for the demo; Voltage transitions come in every 100ns (10^-7 s)

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Video 4: Analyzing actual Ethernet encoding The video talks about how information is encoded on real network length. The video shows a 10 BASE-T in IEEE standard that the oscilloscope reading sent a 1 place first and 128 place last. To convert into binary, the bits were reversed. As a result, in the video, it shows 75 and 65 which is K and A on ASCII chart.

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Like this (but 2 pairs not 1): From Ben Eater - Analyzing actual Ethernet encoding | Networking tutorial (4 of 13) Do I need differential probes to measure more than 1 signal at a time? (Since I want to measure both RX and TX) BTW - I know there are better ways to measure Ethernet signals. I want to use an oscilloscope to learn about ethernet

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Orange pair is transmitting data to the oscilloscope and the green pair is receiving data to the right. This oscilloscope measures the voltage across the two wires of the orange pair and plots that voltage over time on the graph. Using Manchester coding, he's decoded 16 bits. The first byte is 75 (K), the second is 65 (A).

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Video 4: Analyzing actual Ethernet encoding. The Ethernet cable has 4 pairs of wires. The other end of the cable is connected to a particular standard developed by IEEE, which allows you to transmit data. The Orange pair is used for transmitting data, while the green pair is used for receiving data. The Orange pair is connected to an

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Exploring Layer 1: I never knew 10Base-T and 100 Base-Tx only use 2 twisted pairs out of the 4 on a RJ45 connector. Watched this video last week from Ben

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Video 4: Analyzing actual Ethernet encoding The orange pair in the cable is used for transmitting, and the green pair is used for receiving the data. The signal in the analyze is fluctuate between -1V and 1V, and the speed of the Ethernet link is 10 megabits per second. Every time the signal transition from negative voltage to positive voltage, it represents 1; and the signal transition from

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Video 4: Analyzing actual Ethernet encoding | Networking tutorial. This video analyzes how information is actually encoded in a real network node or link. For the demonstration an oscilloscope was connected to a computer using an ethernet cable which was opened at a point in between to check the cables in which green was used for receiving data

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Analyzing actual Ethernet encoding | Networking tutorial (4 of 13) In this video, we hook an oscilloscope up to an Ethernet link to see what's going on. 4 pairs of wire is set up under 10 BASE-T networks, which is developed by IEEE. (10Mbps). 100 BASE-TX (100Mbps). 1000 BASE-T (1Gbps). Orange = transmitting data, Green = receiving data, Blue and Brown are unused.

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Brian Vu Networking Videos Nitin Aggarwal BUS 111 Analyzing actual Ethernet encoding | Network tutorial (4 of 13) In video number four, Ben Eater performs an experiment on how information is encoded on a real network link using an oscilloscope connected to an ethernet cable linked to a computer. Inside the ethernet cable reveals 4 pairs of wires. IEEE creates network standards such as for the