Lesson 4
Quiz by Urielle Kyle Soliman Alvarado
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- Q1
– is a medium used for the transfer of data from one DCE to another
DCE.
Transmission Media
300s - Q2
- It is the physical path between transmitter and receiver in a
communication network.
Transmission Media
300s - Q3
are materials capable of carrying one or more signals
Transmission Media
300s - Q4
– is amount of data that can travel over channel
Bandwidth
300s - Q5
– wire, cable and other tangible materials used to send
communications signals
Wire/Physical Transmission Media
300s - Q6
– is used for telephone systems and network cabling
Twisted-pair Cable
300s - Q7
– the most popular and generally the best option
Unshielded-Twisted Pair (UTP)
300s - Q8
– can help to extend the maximum distance of the
cables.
Shielded Twisted Pair (STP) Cable
300s - Q9
– consist of a hollow copper cylinder or cylindrical conductor
surrounding a single wire conductor. The space between the
cylindrical shell and the inner conductor is filled with an insulator.
- is often used for cable television wiring
Coaxial Cable
300s - Q10
- referred to as thinnet. 10Base2 refers to the specifications for
thin coaxial cable carrying Ethernet signals.
Thin coaxial cable
300s - Q11
– capable of carrying significantly more data at faster speeds than wire
cables.
- less susceptible to interference (noise) and, therefore more secure
- smaller size (thinner and lighter)
- cable is made of pure glass drawn into very thin fiber to form a core.
Fiber Optics
300s - Q12
– used when inconvenient, impractical or impossible to
install cables.
Wireless Transmission Media
300s