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A+ Study Guide: Networking

Cable
Cable

In cable transmission a high frequency carrier signal is modulated by data. Cable networking involves distributing the data collected at a central location to users by means of a network of connecting cables such as optical fibers or coaxial cables and broadband amplifiers including a Cable modem.

A Cable modem is a device that is located at the subscriber's end that lets a computer to get connected to the Internet through an existing cable network connection. This does not require a phone line like a dial-up connection.

Accessing the Internet using a Cable Network is becoming popular due to greater speed it offers than through telephone-modem access.

Using Cable technology data speeds up to 4Mbps are possible.

 
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