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Yes. As a more common example, fiber optic cabling is known to transmit information significantly faster then copper.
by j5155 2y ago
Yes.
As a more common example, fiber optic cabling is known to transmit information significantly faster then copper.
- sightbroke 2y agoI am sorry if my experimental setup was not clear. Copper is clearly a different medium than fiber optic. That is why I stipulated a single medium for the experiment.
- chongli 2y agoThe speed of fibre optic cabling has more to do with signal integrity and bandwidth than any difference in propagation delay. In fact, in some cases a signal can travel faster on a copper wire (0.8c) than it can through an optical fibre (0.6c).