tykkkoaksialkabel
Tykkkoaksialkabel refers to a type of coaxial cable characterized by its relatively thick construction compared to thinner coaxial cable variants. This thickness is primarily due to a larger diameter conductor and a more substantial dielectric insulator. The increased diameter of the center conductor allows for lower signal attenuation, meaning less signal strength is lost over a given distance. This makes thick coaxial cable suitable for applications requiring longer cable runs or carrying higher frequency signals with minimal degradation.
Historically, thick coaxial cable, often referred to as 10BASE5 Ethernet, was a prominent standard in early
While largely superseded by unshielded twisted-pair (UTP) and fiber optic cables in modern networking, the principles