Network Media-Copper Core Cable

The two general classifications of network media.

• Wireless

• Cable Based

• Plastic-core

• Copper-core

Select all of the characteristics of an analog signal

• Has a continuous range of values

• Uses Light

• Has on and off values

• Uses Radio signals

Select all of the characteristics of a digital signal.

• Has a continuous range of vlaues

• Has discrete values on and off

• Uses light

• Uses radio signals

Coaxial and twisted pair cables use this to transmit data.

• Pulsating electrical energy

• radio waves

• light waves

• atmosphere

Lose of signal strength

• latency

• attenuation

• TTL

• noise

Interference that comes from neighboring conductors inside a wire's insulating jacket is called

• attenuation

• crosstalk

• interference

• latency

Undesired electromagnetic signal imposed on a desired signal that distorts or corrupts the desired signal is called

• attenuation

• interference

• latency

• crosstalk

Method of transmitting data in the form of several analog signals at the same time

• broadband

• baseband

• bandwidth

Measurement of the network media's ability to carry data

• bandwidth

• broadband

• baseband

The method of transmitting data in the form of a digital signal, using the entire bandwidth of a cable

• bandwidth

• baseband

• broadband