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# Cable Connection

One of the [types of Internet Connection ](https://app.gitbook.com/@mudassirs46/s/network-fundamentals/~/drafts/-MRZ4cjfS8UXyANv_uLC/types-of-internet-connections)is Cable Connection

* ISP provides a Cable & an Internet connection via Co-axial Cable.
* Co-axial Cable carries hundreds of signals through different channels of which 1 slice is given to the Cable TV Channel's Signals, 1 Slice for Downstream & another for Upstream (for Downloading & Uploading).
* On the ISP side, a Splitter is used to split the Cable signals from the Internet Signals.
* On the customer side, a Cable Modem is used from which 1 cable goes to the Cable TV & another to your Computer.
* Cable Modem Modulates TV's Analogue Signals to the Internet's Digital Signals & vice versa thereby providing two different connections at a time.

## References:

<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQYiwmamq38&ab_channel=PowerCertAnimatedVideos>