A network consists of two or more devices such as computers, servers, mainframes, network devices, and other devices connected to one another to allow the sharing of data. Typically these are connected via Wifi or
Ethernet cables.
AV/IP stands for Audio-Visual over Internet Protocol. This translates to the communication of AV over an Internet, LAN or WAN network. It’s replacing traditional circuit-based AV infrastructures with packet-based Internet-Protocol or IP-based streaming infrastructures, while preserving the very best image and sound quality over greater distances. It differs from the existing AV systems because it streamlines the infrastructure.
In this article we will be going over the benefits of switching to an AV/IP system has they begin to merge into one.
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Topics: AV/IP Systems, ethernet, IT Systems, Category 5e, Category 6 Cable, Category 6A Cable, AV
You have probably heard of Power over Ethernet or (PoE). This is a technology that allows networking cables to carry electrical power. They supply electricity to networking, AV, and computers that are powered by ethernet cables. Also, can reduce the number of materials needed because they combine data and power into one single cable.
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Topics: ethernet, networking, IT, network
