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I have researched on the difference between 1000BASE-T and 1000BASE-TX.
My research findings:
1000Base-T and 1000Base-TX are both full duplex only. T uses all four pairs bidirectionally, while TX uses two pairs to transmit and two pairs to receive.
100Base-TX can be full or half duplex. It uses one pair for transmission and one pair for reception.
I also wanted to find what does T and TX mean?
From my research, I saw that T stands for Twisted pair. However, I couldn't find what does TX imply?
1. Can someone tell me what does X in TX stand for?
2. I also found that there's a new standard like 1000BASE-KX. Can someone tell me what does KX imply, too? I found it is something to do with backplane products. Any insights on this will be really helpful for me.
My research findings:
1000Base-T and 1000Base-TX are both full duplex only. T uses all four pairs bidirectionally, while TX uses two pairs to transmit and two pairs to receive.
100Base-TX can be full or half duplex. It uses one pair for transmission and one pair for reception.
I also wanted to find what does T and TX mean?
From my research, I saw that T stands for Twisted pair. However, I couldn't find what does TX imply?
1. Can someone tell me what does X in TX stand for?
2. I also found that there's a new standard like 1000BASE-KX. Can someone tell me what does KX imply, too? I found it is something to do with backplane products. Any insights on this will be really helpful for me.