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A network administrator wants to connect a new building to an existing network using cable that can provide a secure connection and is not susceptible to electrical interference The new building is a?
Fiber
What cable type is immune to outside interference?
optical fibre
Why is there an amp buzzing sound when the cable is plugged in?
The buzzing sound when a cable is plugged in is often caused by electromagnetic interference or a ground loop. This interference can be due to various factors such as poor cable quality, electrical interference, or improper grounding.
Helps eliminate electromagnetic interference in a network cable?
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Helps to eliminate electromagnetic interference in a network cable?
The shielding braid in a coaxial cable has this function
What is the significance of the twisting in twisted-pair cable?
The twisting in a twisted pair cable helps make the cable immune to electromagnetic interference. These cables are of two types: Shielded and unshielded twisted pair.
What is the purpose of a conduit for an Ethernet cable?
The purpose of a conduit for an Ethernet cable is to provide protection and organization for the cable, helping to prevent damage and interference that could affect the network connection.
How do you minimize electrical interference on your computer cables?
Keep the cables away from any substance that might generate EMI interference. Also, you can use a shielded cable instead of an unshielded one to reduce interference.
To reduce the amount of electrical noise or interference on a scsi cable each end of the scsi chain has a?
terminanting resistor
Can Fiber Optic Cable lay with electrical cable together. it is right or some interference each other?
Yes, fiber optics work with light pulses rather that electrical charges. One of the main benefits are that there is no EMI(electromagnetic interference) since magnitism does not affect light. Thus there is no problem with laying electrical cables with fiber optic cables.
Which properties of a cable are distorted by sharp bends?
Sharp bends in a cable can cause distortion in its electrical conductivity and signal integrity. This can lead to increased attenuation, signal loss, and interference. Additionally, sharp bends can weaken the cable structure, potentially leading to breakage or reduced lifespan.
What cable is best for long distance and not supceptible to electrical interference?
For long-distance transmission with minimal susceptibility to electrical interference, fiber optic cables are the best choice. Unlike copper cables, fiber optics use light signals, which makes them immune to electromagnetic interference and allows for high-speed data transmission over significant distances without signal degradation. Additionally, they are lightweight and can be installed in a variety of environments, making them ideal for long-range communication.
