Most users who love surfing the Internet have some basic understanding of wireless network cards, but many users may not know what a wired network card is. In this issue, we will introduce wired network cards to you so that you can quickly understand what a wired network card is with one click.
Definition of wired network card:
Fiber optic network card refers to fiber optic Ethernet adapter, also known as fiber optic network card. The transmission is Ethernet communication protocol, generally connected to fiber optic Ethernet switch through fiber optic cable. According to the transmission rate, it can be divided into 100Mbps, 1Gbps, 10Gbps, etc.; according to the motherboard socket type, it can be divided into PCI, PCI-X, PCI-E (x1/x4/x8/x16); according to the interface type, it can be divided into LC, SC, FC, ST, etc.
1. Wired network card
In layman's terms: a wired network card is a network card that must be connected to a network cable before accessing the network. A wired network card is a circuit board, which is the socket on the computer where the network cable is plugged in. There is actually a circuit board inside that connects to the computer motherboard. This is the legendary wired network card.
2. The difference between wired network card and wireless network card
There are many types of network cards, which are usually divided into wired network cards and wireless network cards. Wired network cards refer to fiber optic network cards, which transmit Ethernet communication protocols and are generally connected to fiber optic Ethernet switches through fiber optic cables. Wireless network cards are used to connect to wireless networks. The biggest difference between wired network cards and wireless network cards is the different transmission media.
Purpose of wired network card:
Ethernet card includes wired network card, which is a device that allows computers to be connected together in a network (usually a local area network). Networked computers communicate with each other using a specific protocol or agreed-upon language to transfer data packets between different computers or "nodes".
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Post time: Jun-05-2024