Cat3, Up to 10 Mbps and is suitable for basic telephone connections., Cat4, Up to 16 Mbps and was utilized in Token Ring networks., Cat5, Up to 100 Mbps and suitable for voice and data applications., Cat5e, Up to 1Gbps and is commonly utilized for high-speed data transmission in modern networks., Cat6, Up to 10Gbps at a max distance of 55 meters., Cat6a, Up to 10Gbps over longer distances of up to 100 meters. Used in high performance data centers and enterprise networks., Coaxial Cable, Provides efficient transmission of electrical signals. Suitable for various applications such as cable TV, internet connections, etc., Single Mode (Fiber), Long range communication. Supports distances of up to 100km. Uses lasers. Usually expensive., Multimode (Fiber), Short range communication. Supports distances of up to 2km. Uses LED for lighting. Relatively inexpensive., Crossover Cable, Used to connect two computing devices of the same type directly to each other. Accomplished utilizing NICs or Switches, Patch Cable, Used to connect network devices such as computers, switches, and routers to create LANs. Crucial for establishing temporary or permanent connections within a network infrastructure., Patch Panel, Devices used in networking to organize and manage the termination points of multiple network cables..

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