SS 3 COMPUTER SCIENCE WEEK 5: CABLES AND CONNECTORS



CABLES AND CONNECTORS
-          Network cables and connectors
-          Cables
-          Twisted pair.
-          Coaxial.
-          Optic fiber.
-          Telephone cables.

Connectors
-          RJ 45.
-          RJ 112.
-          BNC T-Connectors.
-           
Computer cables and connectors

Cables
·         Power cables (cords used for power supply into the computer and its other peripherals).
·         Data cables (a cord that allows baseband transmissions of binary 0s and 1s from the transmitter to the receivers), they are media that transport instructions given by the computer to its destination.
Types includes:
·          Printer cable, parallel cable, fire wire and USB cables, monitor cables.

Connectors

·         Serial connector.
·         USB connector.
·         Male and female VGA connectors.

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ASSIGNMENT
-          Definition of Graphics
-          Examples of graphics packages

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