Look up: coaxial

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   Coaxial
   There are two types of cables and sockets used to connect digital audio equipment. Optical cables use thin fibre optic leads. Coaxial (or electrical) cables are thicker and the sockets look the same as conventional RCA connectors. Arguably, coaxial digital cables offer better performance but optical ones can be easier to use and hide.
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   coaxial
   [adj] - having a common axis
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   COAXIAL
   A cable that has a inner copper wire surrounded by three layers. -A plastic layer about 2-3mm thick -Grounded Wire mesh -Final plastic layer Its main use is for TV's due to its resistance to electromagnetic interference.
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   Coaxial
   Definition (keystage 3) Having the same axis.
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   coaxial
   coaxal adjective having a common axis
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   Coaxial
   In geometry, `coaxial` means that two or more forms share a common axis; it is the three-dimensional linear analog of `concentric`. Coaxial cable, as a common example, has a wire conductor in the center (D) a circumferential outer conductor (B) and an insulating medium called the dielectric (C) separating these two conductors. The outer conductor is usually sheathed in a protective PVC outer jacket (A). The dimension and material of the conduc...
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   Coaxial
   1) A speaker typically with one driver in the middle of, and on the same axis as, another driver. 2) An audio or video cable with a single center pin that acts as the hot lead and an outer shield that acts as a ground.
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