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Sneha Singh
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Asked: September 16, 20212021-09-16T13:48:24+05:30 2021-09-16T13:48:24+05:30

Which Type Of Connector Does A Network Interface Card Use?

Which Type Of Connector Does A Network Interface Card Use?
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      2021-10-01T12:26:19+05:30Added an answer on October 1, 2021 at 12:26 pm

      Which Type Of Connector Does A Network Interface Card Use?

      The RJ-45 connector is used for the network interface card. Today, let us discuss the network interface card in detail. It is shortly called the NIC.

      We will connect the LAN cable to the computer in order to access the internet. For this, we need to connect the male RJ-45 connector to the computer, laptop. The RJ-45 is embedded in a separate circuit. Hence, this circuit is called the network interface card.

      The network interface card is a separate computer component that is present in our computers that will help to connect to the other computers and to transmit the data. The other name for the network interface card is called the network interface controller or a local area network adapters(LAN adapters) or network adapters.

      The network interface card can be of two types. They are wired and wireless. The network interface cards that used Lan connections in order to transmit the data are called wired network interface cards. And the network interface cards that use wifi network in order to transmit the data area are called wireless network interface cards. We can able to connect between the two mobile phones by using the wireless network interface cards. Hence, the network interface cards are very essential for the devices to connect through a wireless network.

      The network interface card is the part of our computer that allows connecting to the other networks through a wireless network or through a wired network. But can every computer connect to the internet?. Hence to be able to connect to the internet we need a thing called the network interface card.

      This network interface card is going to connect to the motherboard and another part of it going to connect to an ethernet cable. This ethernet cable will connect one kind of communication media which will allow connecting to a network.

      Basically, the design of the network interface card is made up of two halves that can connect to the computer. One can connect through communication media and the other one is through the ethernet cable. There consists of a set of slots on the motherboard where the network interface card can be plugged into one of these slots. Other than the ethernet cards we can also use wifi cards and many more.

      The network interface card is a very cost-effective and essential component on the servers, printers, copiers, computers, and many more that can allow them to connect to the network. We can have more than one network adapter on a computer. And even some of the network interface cards can have more than one physical port or an interface in them. As we discussed earlier the most common connector is the RJ45 connector. These will takes the ethernet cables, cat 5, cat 5e, cat 6, etc. The network interface cards are basically will connect to the motherboard of a computer or to any device that you are using. We need a network adapter card to connect to the network or to the internet.

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