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| A designation of coaxial cable used for 52 ohm, short run RF broadcasting (radio) or for data transmission. It is the "little brother" of RG-6. In computer networks, it is used for Ethernet topology called "thin-net". Most often, the RG-58A/U designation type cable is used. This can be used in a total network topology but us normally used as a backbone. | A designation of coaxial cable used for 52 ohm, short run RF broadcasting (radio) or for data transmission. It is the "little brother" of RG-6. In computer networks, it is used for Ethernet topology called "thin-net". Most often, the RG-58A/U designation type cable is used. This can be used in a total network topology but us normally used as a backbone. | ||
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