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What term describes signals in a cable introducing EMI into an adjacent cable?
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What difference between copper cable and optical cable?
A copper cable transports electrical signals. An optical cable transports light signals.
How are signals relayed?
Cable Television
What term means to issue signals along a network medium such as a cable?
which term means to issue signals along a network medium such as a cable
Can a rotating masonry drill bit adjacent to a cable create a magnetic field and could it disrupt the electrical current within the cable?
No, a rotating masonry drill bit adjacent to a cable will not create a magnetic field and no it could not disrupt the electrical current within the cable .
How does cable modem internet access relate to bandwidth?
To access the internet via broadband cable, you will need a cable modem. Bandwidth is used for transmitting the signals of the internet to and from your home, and the cable modem is in place to allow the signals to be sent and received.
What is a cable that transmits and receive wire pairs in one of the connectors are reversed?
A crossover cable reverses the signals at ends of the cable.
How far can fiber optic cable send signals?
100km
Is cable TV cable the same as the cable for satellite dish cable?
In the USA, now days it is. Before there were antennas to get TV signals from the air, and you could only get ABC, CBS, NBC, and PBS. Then came cable, wire and dish cable. Now there is only cable; dish and cable linkage. There is virtually no more antenna TV signals, and there are thousands of channels.
Does Latency occurs when a signal traveling on one wire or cable infringes on the signal traveling over an adjacent wire or cable?
false
What OSI layer converts the ones and zeros to electrical signals and places these signals on the cable?
physical layer
How is cable signals received?
radio magnetic waves that are received in the air
Why shielded twisted pair is better then twisted pair?
So that other signals, such as a magnetic field, don't interfere with the cable signals.
