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    Common Network Cable

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    Rey Lacdan Glendro
    The document discusses and compares different types of networking cables and connectors, including twisted pair, coaxial, and fiber optic cables. It describes the characteristics of each cable type and their applications, such as unshielded twisted pair (UTP) being the most commonly used cabling in networks. Specialized networking devices are also mentioned as being used to send data between devices in order to make data transmission more efficient than a simple peer-to-peer network.

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    Common Network Cable

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    The document discusses and compares different types of networking cables and connectors, including twisted pair, coaxial, and fiber optic cables. It describes the characteristics of each cable type and their applications, such as unshielded twisted pair (UTP) being the most commonly used cabling in networks. Specialized networking devices are also mentioned as being used to send data between devices in order to make data transmission more efficient than a simple peer-to-peer network.

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    The document discusses and compares different types of networking cables and connectors, including twisted pair, coaxial, and fiber optic cables. It describes the characteristics of each cable type and their applications, such as unshielded twisted pair (UTP) being the most commonly used cabling in networks. Specialized networking devices are also mentioned as being used to send data between devices in order to make data transmission more efficient than a simple peer-to-peer network.

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    Common Network Cable

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    Rey Lacdan Glendro
    The document discusses and compares different types of networking cables and connectors, including twisted pair, coaxial, and fiber optic cables. It describes the characteristics of each cable type and their applications, such as unshielded twisted pair (UTP) being the most commonly used cabling in networks. Specialized networking devices are also mentioned as being used to send data between devices in order to make data transmission more efficient than a simple peer-to-peer network.

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    Debate

    Which among the two is the best thing to use for


    connection?

    Wireless Connection
    Wired Connection
    Networking Devices,
    Media and
    Connector
    Networking Devices, Media and
    Connector
    To make data transmission more extensible
    and efficient than a simple peer-to-peer
    network, network designers use specialized
    network devices such as hubs, switches,
    routers, and wireless access points to send
    data between devices.
    Common Network Cables
    Twisted Pair
     Unshielded twisted pair (UTP)
     Unshielded twisted pair (UTP)
    Coaxial Cable
     Thicknet (10BASE5)
     Thinnet (10BASE2)
     RG-59
     RG-6
    Common Network Cables
    Fiber-Optic Cable
    o Multimode
    o Single-mode
    Common Network Cables
    Twisted Pair
    is a type of copper cabling that is used for
    telephone communications and most Ethernet
    networks. A pair of wires forms a circuit that
    transmits data.
    Common Network Cables
    Twisted Pair
    Unshielded twisted pair (UTP)
    is the cable that has two or four pairs of wires. This type of cable relies
    solely on the cancellation effect produced by the twisted-wire pairs that limits
    signal degradation caused by electromagnetic interface (EMI) and radio frequency
    interference (RFI). UTP is the most commonly used cabling in networks. UTP
    cables have a range of 328 feet (100 m).
    Shielded twisted pair (STP)
    each pair of wire is wrapped in metallic foil to better shield the wires
    from noise. Four pairs of wires are then wrapped in an overall metallic braid or foil.
    Coaxial Cable
    Coaxial cable is a copper-cored
    cable surrounded by a heavy
    shielding. Coaxial cable is used to
    connect the computers to the rest of
    the network.
    Coaxial cable uses “British Naval Connectors (BNC)” or “Bayonet
    NeillConcelman” connectors, at the ends of the cables to make the
    connection. Several types of coaxial cable exist:
     Thicknet(10BASE5) is a coaxial cable used in networks operating
    at 10 Mbps, with a maximum length of 500 meters.
     Thinnet(10BASE2) is a coaxial cable used in networks operating at
    10 Mbps, with a maximum length of 185 meters.
     RG-59 is most commonly used for cable television in the U.S.
     RG-6 is higher-quality cable than RG-59, with more bandwidth and
    less susceptibility to interference
    Fiber-Optic Cable
     An optical fiber is a glass or plastic conductor that transmits
    information using light. Fiber optic cable has one or more optical
    fibers enclosed in a sheath or jacket.
     All signals are converted to light pulses to enter the cable and are
    converted back into electrical signals when they leave it. This
    means that fiber-optic cable can deliver signals that are clearer,
    and can go farther, without compromising the clarity of signals.
    These are the two types of glass fiber-
    optic cable:
     Multimode is the cable that has a thicker core than single-mode cable. It is
    easier to make, can use simpler light sources such as Light Emitting Diodes
    (LEDs), and works well over distances of a few kilometers or less.

     Single-mode is the cable that has a very thin core. It is harder to make, uses
    lasers as a light source, and can transmit signals dozens of kilometers with
    ease.
    Questions:
    1. What
    do you think is the importance of cables
    connector in our daily life ?

    2. What
    do you think will happen if cables
    connector was not invented ?
    Down
    1. cable that has a
    very thin core
    2. cable that has a
    Across thicker core
    1. each pair of wires is wrapped 4. used for telephone
    in metallic foil communications and
    3. one or more optical fibers Ethernet networks
    enclosed in a sheath or jacket 5. copper-cored cable
    5. used to connect two devices
    directly
    6. cable that has two or four pairs
    of wires
    7. the standard cable used for
    almost all purposes

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