Easily Convert A Coaxial Cable Into Ethernet , FAST SPEED π
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Most LANs currently use UTP cables for data transmission, with coaxial cables now mainly for TV signals, but some ISPs still use them for internet via DOCSIS. A device is required to convert Ethernet signals to coaxial for LAN setups, enabling data transmission over coaxial cables with good speeds.
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- UTP cables (Ethernet) are the predominant choice for LAN data transmission today, while coaxial cables are now primarily utilized for TV signals, with some ISPs still using them for internet access through DOCSIS.
- A device facilitating the conversion of Ethernet signals to coaxial, equipped with power adapters and Ethernet cables, enables efficient data transmission over coaxial cables in LANs, ensuring consistent speeds for data transfer.
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What are UTP cables?
UTP cables are commonly known as Ethernet cables used for data transmission in local area networks.
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Ethernet to Coaxial Signal Converter for LAN
- Most local area networks today utilize UTP cables, commonly known as Ethernet cables, for data transmission, while coaxial cables are primarily associated with TV signals. Coaxial cables were prevalent in LANs in the 80s but are now mainly used for TV, although some ISPs still employ them for internet access via DOCSIS.
- To adapt Ethernet (UTP) signals to coaxial signals, a device is needed that allows the conversion of the Ethernet signal to coaxial and back. This device comes with two power adapters, two Ethernet cables, and effectively enables the transmission of data over coaxial cables within a LAN setup, maintaining good speeds for data transfer.
