1. Coaxial broadband terminals transmit Ethernet data through coaxial cables.

　　2. At present, most Ethernet data can provide bidirectional bandwidth of over 100 megabytes through coaxial cable transmission technology, with much higher noise interference resistance than cable modems. It can work in harsh network environments, is easy to install, plug and play, and can be quickly deployed without the need for rewiring or disturbing the public.

　　3. Generally, broadband operators of broadcasting and television systems use it to achieve simultaneous access to broadband, television, and broadcasting. However, due to the lack of network management functions, telecommunications operators generally do not use Ethernet data transmission technology through coaxial cables. Due to the different frequency bands used, the use of cable television broadcasting will not affect the access network speed.

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