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CONNECTIVITY

The function of these cables is to connect to computers and resources with the maximum efficiency and speed. Also, they allow us to connect different devices together and transfer data between them as well.
There are three types of cabling:

COAXIAL:

Image result for coaxial cableThe maximun length of a segment is 200m, and it can transfer data up to 100mb.

ETHERNET:

Image result for ETHERNETthere are different types of Ethernet cables:
Unshielded: they are cheaper and not as fast as the shielded cables
Shielded: They have a higher production cost and they take longer to produce, however, they are faster and more effective as they don't experience phase distortion.
the Ethernet maximum distance rate without amplifying is 100m.

FIBRE OPTIC

Image result for FIBRE OPTICThey are the fastest cables nowadays, they can transfer data up to 100gb, and they can go over for 2km without amplifying. Also, they don't face interference. Therefore, they are really expensive.




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