Coax network cabling type (I.E. thin coax, thick coax, ARCnet, RG58A/U, RG62, 3270)
Two-conductor cable consisting of a single conductor surrounded by a wire or metal foil shield. Compact Disc - A small optical laser disk with digital audio data recorded on it.
cylindrical cable used for radio signals, often used to connect antenna to receiver
Cable with a central conductor surrounded by an insulator and a braided shield (like cable TV wire).
(Coaxial): It's the thick round cabling commonly used for cable television. Depending on how it's used, it can have 100 to 500 times the data-carrying capacity of regular phone lines. Cable TV is already in more than 60 percent of American homes, and nearby to most others. But cable systems must be updated to handle digital data in addition to broadcast signals, and PCS would require new "cable modems" to use them.
a round cable with a single wire in the middle, surrounded by a plastic or plastic and air dielectric which is surrounded by either a solid metal or braided metal grounded shield.
Coaxial cable, a centre conducting wire separated from an outer braid conductor by a dielectric (insulator). The braid surrounds the dielectric and when connected to ground, prevents (shields) the centre conductor from radiating energy. The spacing between conductors, composition of the dielectric and sizes of the conductors determine the impedance of the cable. Coax is used to transfer radio frequency energy from the transmitter to the antenna.
Coaxial cable with a copper screen carrying unbalanced signals
A type of cable in which the inner conductor is a solid wire surrounded by insulation, wrapped in a metal screen. Also called RG6 cable.
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Coaxial cable. The thick, round wire that carries most cable TV signals. Even when optical fiber is used by a broadband provider to bring services to a neighborhood, the actual connection to businesses and households may remain coaxial.
Shortened term for "coaxial", usually applied to a type of transmission line in which current carrying conductors are arranged with the same centers but with differing radii
Coaxial cable, a cable consisting of one conductor, usually a small copper wire within, and insulated from, another conductor of larger diameter, usually a copper tubing or copper braid.
an electrical conductor which carries radio energy from a transmitter to an antenna system; the inner conductor is insulated from an external wire mesh shield
Short for coaxial.Single-conductor cables with braided shields.Used in the 80's for data transmission.Now generally replaced with UTP for data.Still used for video.
Coaxial cable. A round cable with a central conductor and screening around with a insulating medium between.
A type of cable made up of two concentric conductors separated by an insulator. Used for direct mainframe access. (as well as other connections).
The cable used to transfer the composite video signal from the camera to the monitor. This Coaxial cable consists of a conductor surrounded by a shield and isolated from the shield.
Coaxial cable; RF transmission line; used to connect an antenna to a radio; "coaxial" indicates that the conductors are about the same axis, with a center conductor being on that axis, and the "shield" wrapped around the axis (dielectric separates the center conductor and the shield wires).
Coaxial cable (coax) is a metallic electrical cable used for RF (radio frequency) and certain data communications transmission.
A cable made up of two concentric conductors separated by a tube of dielectric substance (the outer conductor is used as a shield/ground). Frequently used for cable TV, broadcast antennas, satellite receivers, cable modems and certain computer networking applications.
A transmission medium consisting of one (sometimes more) central wire conductor, surrounded by a dielectric insulator, and encased in either a wire mesh or extruded metal sheathing. There are many varieties, depending on the degree of EMI shielding afforded, voltages, and frequencies accommodated.
Referring to coaxial cable, Coax is similar to TV cabling. Used for older 10Base2 Ethernet networks.
( coaxial cable) - A type of wire that consists of a center wire surrounded by insulation and then a grounded shield of braided wire. The shield minimizes electrical and radio frequency interference. 50-ohm and 72 ohm characteristic impedances are typical.