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    Co-Axial Cable: by Abiram Sunil

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    Coaxial cables have two concentric conductors separated by a dielectric material to transmit electrical signals from one location to another. They consist of an inner conductor surrounded by plastic insulation, braided copper shielding as the outer conductor, and a protective plastic jacket. Common types include flexible, semi-rigid, hand-formable, twin-axial, and tri-axial cables. While coaxial cables are cheap to make and install with good bandwidth, they can introduce noise and interference. They also have higher attenuation than twisted pair cables.

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    Coaxial cables have two concentric conductors separated by a dielectric material to transmit electrical signals from one location to another. They consist of an inner conductor surrounded by plastic insulation, braided copper shielding as the outer conductor, and a protective plastic jacket. Common types include flexible, semi-rigid, hand-formable, twin-axial, and tri-axial cables. While coaxial cables are cheap to make and install with good bandwidth, they can introduce noise and interference. They also have higher attenuation than twisted pair cables.

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    Coaxial cables have two concentric conductors separated by a dielectric material to transmit electrical signals from one location to another. They consist of an inner conductor surrounded by plastic insulation, braided copper shielding as the outer conductor, and a protective plastic jacket. Common types include flexible, semi-rigid, hand-formable, twin-axial, and tri-axial cables. While coaxial cables are cheap to make and install with good bandwidth, they can introduce noise and interference. They also have higher attenuation than twisted pair cables.

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    Co-Axial Cable: by Abiram Sunil

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    Coaxial cables have two concentric conductors separated by a dielectric material to transmit electrical signals from one location to another. They consist of an inner conductor surrounded by plastic insulation, braided copper shielding as the outer conductor, and a protective plastic jacket. Common types include flexible, semi-rigid, hand-formable, twin-axial, and tri-axial cables. While coaxial cables are cheap to make and install with good bandwidth, they can introduce noise and interference. They also have higher attenuation than twisted pair cables.

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    Co-Axial

    Cable
    By Abiram Sunil
    Introduction Description
    § Coaxial cables are most common,
    of
    basic transmission lines
    § They are used to transmit electrical energy, or
    coaxial cable
    signals, from one location to another: to connect a § o
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    material Jacket
    § The center conductor and the In
    outer conductor, are configured
    in such a way that they form sul
    concentric cylinders with a ati
    common axis. Hence the term on
    "co-axial".

    Outer
    Conductor
    Inner Conductor
    Types Of Co-axial Cabel:

    1. Flexible coaxial cable


    2.Semi Rigid Coaxial Cable
    3.Hand Formable Coaxial Cable
    4.Twin-axial Cable
    5.Tri-axial Cable
    Advantages
    ü They are most common means of data transmission over short
    distances.
    ü They are cheap to make.
    ü Cheap to install.
    ü Easy to modify. ü Good
    bandwidth. ü Great
    channel capacity.

    Disadvantages
    ü Signals entering the cables can cause unwanted noise and
    picture ghosting, making it useless.
    ü A continuous current flow, even if small,
    along the imperfect shield of a coaxial cable can cause
    visible and audible interference.
    ü More expensive than twisted pair and is not supported
    for some network standards.
    ü It also has high attenuation, have the need
    to implement repeaters.
    Thank you!

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