USING HAND TOOLS (UHT)

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  1. 2. A type of cable with an inner conductor, insulating layer, metallic shield, and outer insulating layer, used in cable television, internet, and other high-frequency applications.
  2. 5. A wire made of multiple, smaller wires twisted together, offering greater flexibility compared to solid wire.
  3. 7. A material that resists the flow of electric current, used to protect conductors and prevent electrical shock, such as rubber or plastic.
  4. 8. A single, solid strand of metal, often used in applications where rigidity and minimal flexibility are needed.
  5. 10. Wire covered in a protective insulating layer to prevent contact with other conductors and improve safety.
  6. 11. A technique used to attach connectors to cables by deforming the metal and connector together, creating a secure, often temporary connection.
  7. 12. Wires that are not twisted, often susceptible to interference and noise, making them less common in data communication.
  8. 14. A cable that contains multiple conductors within a single insulation sheath, commonly used in audio, video, and control systems.
  9. 15. Wire without any insulation, leaving the conductor exposed.
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  1. 1. The process of joining two metal objects by melting and applying a filler metal (solder), used in electronics to create a permanent connection between components.
  2. 3. A cable that transmits data as light pulses through flexible glass or plastic fibers, offering high-speed data transmission over long distances.
  3. 4. A material that allows the flow of electric current, typically metals like copper or aluminum due to their high conductivity.
  4. 6. Two insulated wires twisted together, often used in networking and telecommunication to reduce electromagnetic interference.
  5. 9. A group of wires or conductors encased together, often with protective insulation, used to transmit electrical power or data signals.
  6. 13. A single, flexible strand or rod of metal used to carry electricity or signals.
  7. 16. A common connector type used for Ethernet networking, typically with twisted-pair cables in computer networking.