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1 year ago
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Which cable is all but obsolete in data communications with the exception of its use in the cable television infrastructure to s

upport cable modem-based high-speed internet access for residences?
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Aliun [14]1 year ago
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Coaxial cable is all but obsolete in data communications with the exception of its use in the cable television infrastructure to support cable modem-based high-speed internet access for residences.

<h3>What is Coaxial cable?</h3>
  • In a coaxial cable, an inner conductor is surrounded by a concentric conducting shield, and the two are separated by a dielectric.
  • A jacket or outer sheath serves as additional protection for many coaxial cables.
  • It is typically used by cable TV providers to connect their satellite antenna installations to customers' homes and places of business. It is a type of cable that carries voice, video, and internet signals.

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