I'm not really sure if this is the correct place to pose this question but I've used this forum before and found that there are some knowledgeable folk here so will get this out there anyway! If there is nobody that can help with the specific problem, suggestions on good places to visit (websites) to help understand what the requirements are would be appreciated please.
I am working on some harsh environment connectors that are designed to house standard RJ45 (8 pole, 8 conductor) type connectors within a rugged outer connector for use in transportation or military equipment, amongst other things. These connectors are designed to provide continuous performance while in environments such as vibration; this leads me to the area that I am trying to understand but not sure what sources of information would be relevant.
The connectors will be set up on a vibration table in a lab, I am hoping that there is a method of transmitting a signal (ethernet?) through the wired pair of connectors (category 6a cable, 10Gb/s or category 6 cable, 1Gb/s), and then monitoring what is being received at the other end to determine weather system bandwidth is being affected by the vibration environment? I have looked at equipment that will measure cross talk and insertion loss etc. but not sure if this is really what I am after? When testing is complete I would like to state that we can maintain a continuous service with no detriment to data bitrate ie. constant 10Gb/s for a continuous time period, say 8 hours.
Any suggestions that would help achieve this will be much appreciated.
Thanks!
VB
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