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I thought ‘bandwidth’ had to do with the <span style=”text-decoration: underline;”>amplitude</span> of a given sine wave of a frequency (how high/low the sine wave goes in a given cycle)…. much like the old AM radio whereas <span style=”text-decoration: underline;”>frequency</span> deals with how many complete cycles per given time, regardless of the amplitude?
Lesson two; Cables: 5th Slide/section down: GG45 v. RJ45; fourth line down: “..extremely common, but are not capable of <span style=”color: #ff0000;”>bandwidths</span> larger than 600 MHz.”
Shouldn’t that be “Frequency/ies”? This lab hasn’t touched on bandwidths yet, has it?
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Lesson two; Cables: 5th Slide/section down: “Types of Ethernet Connections”, third slide in, “GG45 v. RJ45”; fourth line down: “..extremely common, but are not capable of <span style=”color: #ff0000;”>bandwidths</span> larger than 600 MHz.”
Lesson two; Cables: 5th Slide/section down: “Types of Ethernet Connections”, 2nd slide in, “Ethernet Categories”, right column, “Frequency”, all the way to bottom of the column to 2000 <span style=”color: #ff0000;”>Mhz</span>.
Due to consistency… is that a typo? Shouldn’t it be “MHz” with a capital H?
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