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Wired networking
Wired communication is a method of transmitting signals using physical cables. These cables can be made of copper, fiber optics, or other conductive materials. Wired communication is used in a wide range of applications, including:
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Telecommunications: To transmit phone calls, data, and other forms of communication.
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Computer networks: To connect computers and other devices to share resources and communicate.
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Cable television: To deliver television signals to homes and businesses.
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Radio: To broadcast radio signals.
Wired communication has many advantages, including:
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Reliability: Wires are typically very reliable and can provide high-bandwidth data transmission without interruption.
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Security: Wired communication is more secure than wireless communication because signals are less susceptible to interception or eavesdropping.
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Cost: The cost of installing and maintaining wired infrastructure can be lower than for wireless networks.
