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Old March 5th, 2004, 10:05 AM
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Nature of signals
Hi

Can anyone tell what will be the nature of the signals in the transmission medium between any two devices ?
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Old March 5th, 2004, 02:10 PM
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The signals will be of the proper voltage, waveform, and shape that enables them to be received at the other end.

Of course, if you specified which transmission medium you are curious about a more specific answer could be made.
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Old March 6th, 2004, 10:46 AM
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If I connect two computers using a cat5 cable ( ihope i can do so :S ) . considering the digital to digital transmission, one system transmits digital signals , the other recieves digital signals; now there is a cable connecting them, my question is what will be the nature of data in the cable , will it be analog or digital?
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Cat5 can carry either digital or anolog. baseband means it is digital. so the ethernet 10BaseT would be a digital signal if this is what you are using to connect the computers over your cat5 cabling.

Your question is more...

What is the transmission type accross a cat5 cable using ethernet 100baseTX connecting 2 computers via NIC's?

the answer.. digital.

(a modem is a device that turns digital signal to analog to go over anolog phone lines (POTS).)
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