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Refer to the exhibit. Which type of cable connector is displayed that is used to connect antennas to transmitters?
The correct answer is B. N. The N-type connector (Choice B) is a large, threaded, weatherproof RF connector widely used to connect antennas to transmitters, amplifiers, and access points in both indoor and outdoor deployments. It supports frequencies up to 11 GHz and handles higher power levels, making it…
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Refer to the exhibit. Which type of cable connector is displayed that is used to connect antennas to transmitters?
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- ARP-TNC
- BN
- CSMA
- DSMB
- EMMCX
How the community answered
(22 responses)- B95% (21)
- E5% (1)
Explanation
The N-type connector (Choice B) is a large, threaded, weatherproof RF connector widely used to connect antennas to transmitters, amplifiers, and access points in both indoor and outdoor deployments. It supports frequencies up to 11 GHz and handles higher power levels, making it the standard for external antenna connections. RP-TNC (Choice A) is a smaller reversed-polarity connector used on many Cisco and consumer APs for internal antenna connections. SMA (Choice C) is a miniature threaded connector used in smaller RF devices. SMB (Choice D) is a snap-on connector used primarily in low-power, compact applications. MMCX (Choice E) is a micro-miniature connector used in very compact devices such as laptop cards. The exhibit depicts the large, barrel-shaped N-type connector.
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