Glossary of Data Communications Terms

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Term: coaxial
Definition: A type of cable that uses two conductors: a central, solid wire core, surrounded by insulation, which is then surrounded by a braided wire conductor sheath. This cable is particularly well suited for networking because it can accommodate high bandwidth but is relatively resistant to interference.

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