Twisted Pair

Twisted pair is a type of wiring used for transmitting electrical signals, especially in telephone and computer networks. It consists of two insulated copper wires twisted around each other. The twisting helps reduce interference from other electronic devices and minimizes signal loss, ensuring clearer communication. Commonly found in Ethernet cables and phone lines, twisted pair wiring is cost-effective, flexible, and reliable for transmitting data over short to medium distances. Its design improves signal quality by canceling out electromagnetic noise and crosstalk between wires, making it a fundamental component in modern communication infrastructure.