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| Fibre optic offers more bandwidth, but is significantly more expensive, and somewhat more fragile, shielded cabling adds expense, but not performance, and is mostly used in places where the electromagnetic transmissions from networking cables can cause problems. Also most of the most purchased cabling has a way to lock into the component so that it''s not pulled out accidentally. Testing copper cabling for its ability to handle Gigabit Ethernet requires test parameters to be measured across a frequency range of 1 MHz to 100 MHz. |
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