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    What is a Medium?

    Data, Medium and Signal

    Types of mediums

    Difference between Analog and Digital

    Binary Digit (bit)

    Operating Frequency

    Media Selection considerations

    Scenario 2

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    Data is being transferred by a medium

    using signals.

    Mediums: Fiber Optic, Coaxial.. Etc.

    Signals: Radio frequency, light.. Etc.

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    Medium: Something that allows conveying a

    message through and fore from a server &

    client. Examples: air & cables.

    Its purpose: To make sure that a data or

    message is being delivered

    Limitations: Speed, distance, environment

    and cost

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    Type Length Speed Cost Advantages Disadvantages

    UTP 100m 10 mbps -1000 mbps

    LeastExpensive

    Easy to install,widely used andwidely available.

    Limited distanceand susceptible tointerference

    STP 100m 10 mbps -

    100 mbps

    Less

    expensive than

    UTP

    More resistant to

    EMI thanU

    TP orCoaxial (Thinnet)

    Limited distance

    More difficult toinstall than UTP.

    Coaxi

    al

    500m&

    185m

    10mbps

    100 mbps

    Relativel

    yinexpensive

    Less susceptible

    to EMI than rest ofcopper medialike UTP

    Damaged cable

    can bring downentire network.Limited bandwidth

    Fiber

    Optic

    10km &

    2km

    100mbps-

    100gbps

    10mbps-9.92gbps

    Expensiv

    e

    Higher security,

    High distance,Not susceptible to

    EMI

    Difficult to terminate

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    Analogue signal differs from a digital signal,small fluctuations in the signal are meaningful.

    Analogue signals use continuously variableelectric currents and voltages to reproducedata being transmitted while digital signals usebinary data strings (0 and 1) to reproduce databeing transmitted.

    Digital signals are easier to transmit and offerless room for errors to occur while analoguehas higher room for errors to occur.

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    A Binary Number is made up of only 0s and

    1s.

    BIT short for binary digit, which, in acomputer, is the smallest unit of storage.

    In the computer world "binary digit" is often

    shortened to the word "bit

    " For the first 16 numbers:

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    The amount of data sent can be

    dependent on the operating frequency.

    Example:

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    Security

    Cost

    Distance

    Speed

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    You wantedto connectthe computingdevices locatedin two branches of acompany, 1km apart. (Security, cost,

    distance, speed. Distance:1km (2km and farther Multimode)

    Speed:100Mbps to 9.92 Gpbs (Multimode)

    Cost:

    Expensive Security:Cannot be tapped, thus it has better

    security.

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    http://www.skullbox.net/dva.php

    http://www.ntt-

    east.co.jp/isdn_e/e_page/e_faq02/faq003.html

    http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_

    difference_between_digital_and_analog_signals

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    THANKYOU


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