Category 6A UTP bandwidth up to 500 MHz.

• A. Up to 250 MHz
• B. Up to 1000 MHz
• C. Up to 750 MHz
• D. Up to 500 MHz

Answer: (D)

The main idea is the bandwidth specification for a cable category. For Category 6A UTP, the rated bandwidth is 500 MHz, meaning the cable is designed to carry signal frequencies up to 500 megahertz with acceptable performance. This higher limit compared to Category 6 (250 MHz) enables stronger performance, such as supporting 10 Gigabit Ethernet over longer distances. The other numbers don’t fit Cat6A’s standard rating: 250 MHz would be Cat6, 1000 MHz is higher than Cat6A’s spec (and often associated with different or shielded cabling standards), and 750 MHz isn’t the standard Cat6A rating. So the correct bandwidth for Cat6A UTP is up to 500 MHz.