Its widespread use in countless homes has made coaxial cables a familiar sight for many people. It has been in use since the early 20th century, and cable operators, telephone companies, and Internet providers still use it to transmit data, video, and voice communications. It is known for its reliable and accurate transmission.

The coaxial cable has an inner conductor surrounded by an insulating layer with a conductive shielding layer around it. For some applications, even the jacket of the cable may be insulated. The center conductor carries electrical signals. The shielding design of the cable allows rapid data transmission through the copper core without interference from environmental factors.

Coaxial cable assemblies are easy to install and very durable. Because the coaxial cable has the best performance in a short distance, it is very suitable for home installation and average capacity data transmission network. When using coaxial cables over long distances, signal loss is a disadvantage. And the signal leakage is easy to occur at the entrance or exit position, that is, the contact point between the male connector and the female connector. Leakage can cause distortion and blur the signal. During high usage rates, speed fluctuations in broadband networks also occur during data transmission.

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