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    Cables, routers, wireless access points, gateways, switches, and boosters are the key components that make up wired and wireless network systems. Cables such as Cat5e and Cat6 connect devices within a network and determine maximum data transfer speeds, with Cat6 cables providing faster speeds. Wireless access points, switches, and routers allow devices to connect to networks either through cables or wirelessly and perform functions like managing data traffic and boosting wireless internet signals.

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    Cables, routers, wireless access points, gateways, switches, and boosters are the key components that make up wired and wireless network systems. Cables such as Cat5e and Cat6 connect devices within a network and determine maximum data transfer speeds, with Cat6 cables providing faster speeds. Wireless access points, switches, and routers allow devices to connect to networks either through cables or wirelessly and perform functions like managing data traffic and boosting wireless internet signals.

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    Cables, routers, wireless access points, gateways, switches, and boosters are the key components that make up wired and wireless network systems. Cables such as Cat5e and Cat6 connect devices within a network and determine maximum data transfer speeds, with Cat6 cables providing faster speeds. Wireless access points, switches, and routers allow devices to connect to networks either through cables or wirelessly and perform functions like managing data traffic and boosting wireless internet signals.

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    Cables Router

    Wireless Access Point


    Components of Gateway

    Wired and Wireless


    Systems
    Booster
    Switch
    Cables are used to connect devices in a …. Network.
    Cat5e – category 5e – these cables can allows data
    transfer speeds such as …..
    Cat6 cables can be use for transfer speeds of ….. They
    are more expensive and usually used by …

    Mbit/s means ….
    Gbit/s means …

    Describe what fibre cables are….


    How much data are fibre optics cables capable of
    carrying?

    Where are Fibre optics cables used?


    What is a switch?
    ….
    What is a Wireless Access Point?
    ….
    Describe how a switch and a wireless access point can be used to
    connect devices – uses the images to enhance your descriptions.
    ……..
    Add additional images of routers And boosters
    What is a Gateway?
    ….
    Describe what a router is and its uses.
    ……

    What is a booster?
    …..

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