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Copper<\/h2>\n
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Twin wire Coaxial cable (telephone lines)<\/strong><\/p>\n

most home telephone lines are twin wire cables that run from the house to the nearest telephone box. These wiress<\/p>\n

Ethernet Cables<\/h3>\n

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Fibre Optic<\/h2>\n
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Fibre Optic Cables<\/h3>\n

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About Fibre Optic Submarine Cables<\/a><\/p>\n\n<\/div>

Radio Waves<\/h2>\n
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Radio Waves<\/h3>\n

Lower Frequency Waves (3KHz to 300MHz)<\/p>\n

Radio waves can travel as ground waves and also bounce off the upper atmosphere, allowing their transmission beyond visible sight(40 miles+ )<\/p>\n

Radio waves are used to transmit radio and television signals.<\/p>\n

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Microwaves<\/h2>\n
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Microwaves<\/h3>\n

High frequency waves 300Mhz to 300GHz<\/p>\n

Microwaves are Line of Sight and therefore are limited to 40-50 mile transmission distances, due to the curvature of the earth.<\/p>\n

WIFI and Bluetooth use microwave signals in the lower end of the spectrum (2.4Ghz). This end of the spectrum has a low enough frequency to allow some penetration through walls and therefore allows it to be used in wireless LANs.<\/p>\n

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Satellite Technology<\/h2>\n
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Satellite Tecnology<\/h3>\n

As Microwaves are limited in their transmission distance by line of sight, the signals need to be relay using satellites if they are to be transmitted globally.<\/p>\n

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