Connector types :-
Coaxial Connectors :-
We have discussed coaxial cabling, and you saw the BNC connector that goes on the end of the cable and connects to the network card, hit there are few other BNC connector types you should be familiar with. The BNC-T connector is used to connect to cable from either side (so that the cable length can continue in) , while a third end of the connector tees out to have a cable length connect to the network card on the client machine. The BNC-T connector being placed on a network card. Notice the connector on the card that the T- connector connects to, and also notice where the coax cable would continue on through.
Coaxial Connectors :-
We have discussed coaxial cabling, and you saw the BNC connector that goes on the end of the cable and connects to the network card, hit there are few other BNC connector types you should be familiar with. The BNC-T connector is used to connect to cable from either side (so that the cable length can continue in) , while a third end of the connector tees out to have a cable length connect to the network card on the client machine. The BNC-T connector being placed on a network card. Notice the connector on the card that the T- connector connects to, and also notice where the coax cable would continue on through.
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