Kiinteäverkko

Kiinteäverkko is a type of internet connection that uses physical cables to establish a broadband connection between two points. It is also known as wired or fixed broadband internet.

Kiinteäverkko connections are typically provided to consumers by Internet Service Providers (ISPs) through a Physical Layer (PHY) Medium Sublayer Layer L1 and are supported by cable media including used Ajax, coax, copper. This technology transmits data through electrical signals using twisted or untwisted pair cables, coaxial cables or fiber optics.

Fiber optic cabling is widely used in Kiinteäverkko connections, which allow for higher speeds and greater reliability. The data transmitted through the cable is encoded into light signals, which are then transmitted over long distances without degradation. This results in reduced latency and error rates compared to other connection types.

In addition to its technical advantages, Kiinteäverkko connections offer the benefit of greater control over the network infrastructure. This allows for faster network administration and repair in case of issues. However, the installation and maintenance of Kiinteäverkko connections can be more complex and expensive compared to other types of connections, such as Wi-Fi.

Kiinteäverkko connections are widely available in many countries and are often considered a reliable and secure option for broadband internet access. They are commonly used in areas where high-speed internet service is essential, such as public hotspots, public institutions, and offices.