võrgupikkus
Võrgupikkus is a term used in telecommunications to describe the maximum distance that a network signal can travel through a cable or wireless medium without experiencing significant degradation or loss. This concept is essential in calculating the potential span of local area networks, metropolitan area networks, and wide area networks.
The main contributing factors to võrgupikkus are signal strength, attenuation, and interference. As the signal travels
Võrgupikkus limits are determined by various parameters, including cable quality, signal frequency, and ambient noise levels.
The calculation of võrgupikkus is often based on empirical models and tests conducted during network design