NEXT DECK Flashcards

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  • is the most common MEDIUM through which voice and data
    usually move from one NETWORK DEVICE to another.
  • Serves as the pipeline of a telecommunication system.
A

Cable

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  • DeviceS that connect CABLE to the NETWORK DEVICE (e.g., computer, printer, entertainment center, and so forth).
  • May come with the equipment purchased or it may be necessary to purchase them individually.
A

connectors

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_______________ is the most common medium through which voice and data usually mHas been the PRINCIPAL telecommunications transmission medium.
• Consists of one or more pairs of solid copper wires.
• ove from one network device to another.
• Serves as the pipeline of a telecommunication system.

A

copper wiring

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_______ ______ cable consists of pairs of copper wires
that are twisted to certain specifications. Each pair is
twisted with a specified number of twists per inch to
help eliminate interference from ________ pairs and
other electrical devices;

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copper wiring, twisted pair, adjacent

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5
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(T/F) In copper wiring, the tighter the twisting, the
higher the supported transmission rate but the greater
the cost.

A

T ;-)

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6
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In copper wiring:

-Each signal on a twisted pair requires _____ wires.
- Twisted pair cable has _____ pairs of wires inside the
jacket.
- Twisted pair comes with each pair uniquely ___________ when it is packaged in multiple pairs.

A

both
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color coded

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-A twisted pair is enclosed in a shield.
- An outer covering or shield is added to the ordinary twisted
pair wires; the shield functions as a _______.
- Suitable for environments with electrical ________;
however, the extra shielding can make the cables quite bulky.
- Commonly used in Token Ring networks and UTP in Ethernet
networks, where it is referred to as 10baseT.

A

shielded twisted pair wiring, ground, interference

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=Consists of multiple pairs of twisted
insulated copper conductors bound in a
single SHEATH.
• Unshielded from electromagnetic waves
and therefore is sensitive to electrical
interference.
• Adequate for basic voice, fax, or data
communications.

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unshielded twisted pair wiring

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___________ is the U.S. standard for wire conductor size applied to copper electrical power and telephone wiring.
- The gauge refers to wire ________: the higher the
gauge number, the ______ the wire.
- Thicker wire carries current more efficiently (because it
has less electrical resistance over a specific length), a
thicker wire is more efficient for longer distances.

A

American Wire Gauge, thickness, thinner

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10
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This wiring has two conductors: an inner solid wire surrounded by an outer braided metal sheath.
• The conductors both run concentrically along the same
axis; thus the name _________.
• Insulation separates the two _________ conductors, and a
hard casing protects the entire cable.
• Several _________ can be arranged in bundles
protected by an outer sheathing, called a ________.

A

coaxial cable, coaxial, concentric, coaxial cables, jacket

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-Also referred to as thicknet.
- 10Base5 refers to the specifications for thick coaxial cable. The 5 refers to the maximum segment length being ________ (1635 ft).
- Thick coaxial cable has an extra protective plastic cover that helps keep moisture away from the center conductor.

A

Thick Coaxial Cable, 500

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12
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A better choice when running longer lengths in a linear
network.

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Thick Coaxial Cable

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13
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Does not bend easily and is difficult to install.
• Not commonly used except as a backbone within and between buildings.

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Thick Coaxial Cable

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14
Q

-A type of coax cable with an additional outer copper
braid insulated from SIGNAL CARRYING CONDUCTORS.
- It has a core conductor and _____ concentric conductive
shields.

A

triax cable, 2

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-A type of communication transmission cable consisting of two center conductors surrounded by an insulating SPACER, which in turn is surrounded by a tubular outer conductor (usually a braid, foil, or both).
- The entire assembly is covered with an insulating and protective outer layer.
- Similar to coaxial cable except that there are _____ conductors at the center.

A

Twin Axial Cable (Twinax), two

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16
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______________ is very effective at carrying many analog
signals at high frequencies.

A

Coaxial cable

17
Q

Coaxial cable has a much higher _________ to carry more
data, and offers greater protection from noise and interference. It is highly resistant to __________ and
can support greater cable lengths between network devices
than twisted pair copper cable.

A

bandwidth, signal interference

18
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High-capacity coaxial cable is widely used in cable television systems because it is capable of carrying many ____ and ____ signals simultaneously.

19
Q

The most common type of connector used with coaxial
cables.

A

Bayonet Neil-Concelman ( BNC Connector)

20
Q

It has a pin that connects to the primary conducting
(core) wire and then is locked in place with an outer
ring that turns into locked position.

A

Bayonet Neil-Concelman (BNC) Connector

21
Q

Different types of adapters are available for BNC
connectors, including a ___-connector, _____ connector,
and ________.

A

T, barrel, terminator

22
Q

Are long, thin strands of very pure silicon glass or plastic
about the diameter of a human hair.

A

optical fibers

23
Q

ELEMENTS OF A SINGLE OPTICAL FIBER

the outer material surrounding the core that reflects the
light back into the core

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ELEMENTS OF A SINGLE OPTICAL FIBER

a plastic coating that protects the fiber from damage
and moisture

A

buffer coating

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ELEMENTS OF A SINGLE OPTICAL FIBER the thin glass center of the fiber where the light travels
core
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ELEMENTS OF A SINGLE OPTICAL FIBER Each strand can pass a signal in only one direction, so fiber optic cable on a network typically consists of at least _____ strands: one for sending and one for receiving.
two
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Bundles that are consist of hundreds or thousands of optical fibers
Optical Cables
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The cable’s outer sheathing that protects the optical cables
jacket
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TYPES OF OPTICAL CABLES • A barrel shaped, similar to a BNC connector
ST connectors
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Has a squared face and is easier to connect in a confined space.
SC Connectors