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Black Box Guide to Structured Cabling
Section NameSection Name
Standards
The importance of standards
The importance of standards in today’s structured cabling
systems can’t be underestimated.
A standards-based system provides a generic base for building
a communications infrastructure without compatibility worries.
Standards establish
technical criteria
and ensure uniform
performance among
network systems and
components. They enable
you to build modular
networks that can easily
accommodate new technologies,
equipment, and users.
Before 1985, there were no
structured cabling standards. Phone
companies used their own cabling.
Businesses generally used a vendor’s
proprietary system. Eventually, the
Computer Communications Industry
Association (CICIA)
approached the Electronics
Industries Alliance, formerly
Association, (EIA) about
developing cabling standards,
which they did. Discussions
centered around developing
standards for voice,
data, commercial, and
residential cabling
systems. (The TIA
was formed
in April 1988
after a merger
of the United States
Telecommunications Suppliers Association
and the Information and Telecommunications Technologies
group of the EIA. Thus the TIA/EIA.)
In 1991, the TIA/EIA published its Commercial Building
Telecommunications Wiring Standard, TIA/EIA-568. It was
the first standard to define a generic telecommunications system
that would support a multiproduct, multivendor environment.
It enabled wiring systems to be planned and installed without
definite plans for telecommunications equipment installed later.
The standards committees meet and review standards every
five years, and the issuance of TSB (Technical Service Bulletins)
is on-going. The TIA/EIA has issued a number of standards covering
everything from types of cabling, cabling installation, administration,
and more. This guide covers the most relevant standards to
commercial buildings.
Standards organizations.
Today, there are a number of organizations developing
standards related to cabling and communications.
ANSI (American National Standards Institute). This group
coordinates and adopts national standards in the U.S.
EIA (Electronics Industries Alliance). Best known for developing
cabling standards with the TIA, this trade organization is accredited
by ANSI to help develop standards on electronics components,
telecommunications, Internet security, and more.
TIA (Telecommunications Industry Association). Best known
for developing cabling standards with the EIA, the TIA is the
leading trade association for the information, communications,
and entertainment technology industry. The TIA provides standards
development and represents the communications sector of the
Electronics Industries Alliance (EIA).
ISO (International Organization for Standardization). This group
is the world’s largest developer of standards and includes standards
groups from member nations around the world.
IEC (International Electrotechnical Commission). This international
standards organization prepares and publishes international standards
for all electrical, electronic, and related technologies.
IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc.).
This international organization is a leading developer of industrial
standards in a broad range of disciplines, including electric
power, information technology, information assurance,
and telecommunications. This group is known for its 802.3
committee, which sets the standards for Ethernet.
BICSI (Building Industry Consulting Service International, Inc.).
This association supports the information transport systems (ITS)
industry with information, education, and knowledge assessment.
CSA (Canadian Standards Association). Electrical and electronic
goods in Canada must be CSA approved.
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