A 3.0 USB cable contains(a) two twisted pairs (b) one twisted pair(c) three twisted pairs (d) two straight wires

Q: Part B: What can be the applications of Twisted Pair, Coaxial and Optical Fiber?

A: Note: There are multiple questions are given in one question. According to the rule, you will get…

Q: Computer science Short answer What is multimode fiber (MMF)?

A: Fiber-optic: It is a technology that allows information to be transmitted over great distances as…

Q: Compare the characteristics of Single Mode and Multimode Fiber-optic according to the table below.…

A: An optical fiber is the technology that transmits information as pulses of light through the strands…

Q: ________ uses 1550-mm single mode fiber. a. 10GBase-S b. 10GBase-L c. 10GBase-E d. none of the above

A: Given: ________ uses 1550-mm single mode fiber. a. 10GBase-S b. 10GBase-L c. 10GBase-E. d. none of…

Q: Which are three of the most common types of coaxial cables?

A: Coaxial Cable: It is considered an efficient data transmission medium that is widely used in cable…

Q: Fiber-optic cable is made of: a. Glass b. Nylon c. Braided copper d. Copper

A: The given question regarding Fiber-optic.

Q: In optical fiber cables, a glass or plastic core is surrounded by a of less dense glass or plastic.

A: Here in this question we have given optical fiber cable and we have asked to fill some blank space…

Q: Digitally Modulated Signals are commonly transmitted using a. telephone wires b. wireless media…

A: Defined the given statement

Q: Ibps and propagation spe of the cable is one bit delay

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Q: In fiber-optic cabling, which fibre is used to shield the inner core and keep the cable from…

A: Introduction: The light-carrying part of the fiber is called the core. The core is surrounded by…

Q: Name two types of cables used in today's networks

A: Given: Name two types of cables used in today's networks

Q: Universal serial Bus (usb) operates tiered star topology form.explain how this topology works

A: We need to explain, how tiered star topology works in USB.

Q: Define crossover cable

A: here in this question  we have asked to define crossover cable

Q: What is the difference between Single Mode and Multi Mode optical fiber, Then State the types of…

A: given question is difference between single Mode and Multi Mode optical fiber, Then State the types…

Q: What the different categories of a coaxial cable and its applications?

A: Different categories of a coaxial cable and its applications

Q: Define cable stripper

A: Cables acts as medium in communication process

Q: RG 58 thin coaxial cable is 10base 5 coaxial cable. [True/False]

A: RG58 has a single tinned copper braid shield.

Q: ______ cables carry data signals in the form of light. a. Coaxial b. Fiber-optic c. Twisted-pair d.…

A: A fiber optic cable is made up of strands of different glass fibers which is using the pulse of…

Q: why Cat 1-4 cables are rarely used today

A: UTP or Unshielded twisted pair cables are used in local area network and PSTN (Public Switched…

Q: VGA is used to improve the performance of: O None Internet Speed Ethernet

A: VGA is used to improve the performance of : 1) None 2) Internet 3) Speed 4) Ethernet

Q: Select the appropriate response Question 10 What is the typical single-mode fiber core size for 1310…

A: NOTE  :-  Below i explain the answer in my own words by which you understand it well.   The most…

Q: What is the function of a coaxial cable?

A: Given: What is the function of a coaxial cable?

Q: Coaxial and fiber optic cables are different.

A: These are the cables that have connections on them for connecting to the network. Optical fibre and…

Q: What are the benefits of using fiber optics as a transmission medium rather than copper?

A: The fiber optics is usually cheaper than copper cabling.

Q: what are the model and specifications of the Coaxial Cable, Crimping Tool and Stripper?

A: Properties of Coaxial Cable Dielectrics(c = speed of light in a vacuum) Dielectric Type Time…

Q: To connect two personal co

A: Ethernet cables can be wired as straight-through or crossover. The straight-through is the most…

Q: How is an optical fiber different from a normal wire?

A: Optical fiber Cable:Optical Fiber is that the variety of guided media kinded|is created} of plastics…

Q: WhaT IS single-mode fiber (SMF)?

A: In optical fiber technology, single mode fiber (SMF) or monomode fiber, is an optical fiber that is…

Q: difference between straight through cable and crossover cable their use and  pin configuration of…

A: Cable sortsThe most common variety of network cable is named “unshielded twisted pair” (UTP). This…

Q: able consists of two insulated copper wires twisted together. a. Coaxial b. Fiber-optic c.…

A: Twisted-pair cable consists of two insulated copper wires twisted together Main reason for twisting…

Q: Discuss and draw the following communication channels: twisted pair cables coaxial cables fibre…

A: Communication Channel:                          The information is transported from one network to…

Q: What fiber is used in fiber-optic cabling to protect the inner core and prevent the cable from…

A: Fiber optic cable:   Fiber optic cable is a type of cable which is widely used to transmit the data…

Q: Coaxial cables are categorized by Radio Government rating are adapted for specialized functions.…

A: Subject: Computer network Coaxial cable are categorized by Radio Government rating are adapted for…

Q: This type has a bandwidth of several hundred megahertz: Select one: Telephone wires O All the…

A: optical fiber cable :The  Ethernet cable that has more than one  optic fibers used for data…

Q: In a VGA cable, what sort of Ethernet wire is used?

A: VGA cable used Cat-5 Ethernet cable, since it is possible to send video through Cat-t cable, and…

Q: The following table summarizes the advantages and disadvantages of the main communication channels.…

A: A communication channel can be denoted as the method of data or information flow within a company or…

Q: Identify the use of straight-through cable and cross-over for cabling.

A: NOTE Below is the answer for the given question.  Hope you understand it well. If you have any…

Q: Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of Optical Fiber.

A: Fiber optic cable is a kind of cable that uses light signals to transmit data. A beam of light is…

Q: What exactly is the purpose of a coaxial cable?

A: Introduction:  The purpose of a coaxial cable:

Q: Single-Mode Fiber-Optic Cable uses as light source. Normal light. Color light Led. Laser light

A: Single-Mode Fiber-Optic cable: Single-mode fiber-optic cable is also known as mono-mode fiber-optic…

Q: How good is Optical Fibre compared to DSL in networks?

A: Introduction :Here we have asked that why optical fibres are better than DSL.

Q: List the types of connectors used in fiber-optic system.

A: List the types of connectors used in the fiber-optic system: Bionic Connector Standard Connector…

Q: What is The Short form of Unshielded Twisted Pair Cable in Computer Science?

A: Given question is related to network wires.

Q: What are the advantages of fiber optics over copper as a transmission medium?

A: Advantages of Fiber Optic Cables over Copper Wires are:Fiber optic cables are less expensive than…

Q: The most common coaxial cable connector is a) BNC b) N-series c) S-type d) F-type

A: BNC  connectors are most commonly available used as coaxial cable.

Q: Identify the odd term amongst the following group: a. Microwaves b. Optical fibre c. Coaxial cable…

A: Here, Four options are given.

Q: List the coaxial cable connectors and their applications.

A: Introduction: Coaxial cable connectors come in a variety of shapes and sizes.

Transmission media

A communication channel that transmits data from a source to a recipient is referred to as "transmission media." Electromagnetic impulses are used to transmit data. Transmission media's primary purpose is to transmit data in the form of bits via a local area network (LAN). In data transport, it is the physical link that connects the transmitter and receiver. Transmission medium is part of layer 1 or physical layer of the ISO/OSI (Open System Interconnection) model.