Coaxial cable | Twisted Pair | <Fiber optic> | Wireless radio | Wireless infrared

   Fiber-optic cable uses glass or plastic filaments to move data and provides greater bandwidth as well as longer cable runs. With the need for network speed seemingly on the rise, fiber-optic installations are becoming commonplace.

   Fiber-optic cable uses pulses of light as its data-transfer method. This means a light source is required, and lasers or light-emitting diodes are used. Fiber-optic cable is more expensive and more difficult to install than copper cable, but fiber-optic’s ability to move data faster and farther makes it an excellent alternative to copper.

Bring me to >>> Coaxial cable ~ Twisted pair ~ Wireless radio ~ Wireless infrared