Posted on: 01-06-06 13:10:20
Interesting observation...
The jack of my cable modem, is far from my computer. If I increase the length of my cable, I lose the signal. So the tech support asked me to increase the length of my network cable, and now it works fine.
Any communication experts here? What is the reason for this?
Dear Meghal,
I try to give following reason,
MODUM is- (MOD)ulating-(U)n(M)odulating device.
Signal before and after MODUM has different properties viz. current and voltage. Voltage drop i.e. signal quality drop is different for same length of wire before and after modum.
Hope this helps.
Descl..... (This is becoming a routine on Canadian Desi- a true Canadian experience)
I am a civil engineer. Electronics was my hobby 20 years back. Please consult an electrical/ electronic engineer for more technical answer.
Quote:
Originally posted by benparsad
Descl..... (This is becoming a routine on Canadian Desi- a true Canadian experience)
I am a civil engineer. Electronics was my hobby 20 years back. Please consult an electrical/ electronic engineer for more technical answer.
Good one !!!
and all along i thought it was coz of the bending moment caused by the dead load of the cantilevered jack that lacked the tensile strength.
Thanks for helping the younger/newer CDs, and the to-be CDs....and warning them about the harsh realities of the job market in Canada.
-----------------------------------------------------------------
I want the cultures of all the lands to be blown about my house as freely as possible.
But I refuse to be blown off my feet by any.
