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1. What does "CPE" stand for in the context of cable services?
Cable Provider Equipment Customer Premise Equipment Coaxial Performance Enhancer Channel Programming Editor
2. Which type of CPE is primarily responsible for tuning television channels and decoding video signals for a TV?
Cable Modem eMTA Set-Top Box (STB) / Decoder Wi-Fi Router
3. Which device specifically handles the conversion of cable's RF data signals into IP data for internet access, according to the DOCSIS standard?
Digital Transport Adapter (DTA) Cable Modem or Gateway DVR Splitter
4. What is the main function of an eMTA, often integrated into a modem or gateway?
To provide Wi-Fi access throughout the home. To record television programs onto a hard drive. To enable Digital Voice (VoIP) telephone service. To boost the incoming cable signal strength.
5. Considering the entire signal path described (Tap -> Drop -> CPE), what is the final component that processes the signal to deliver a specific service like internet or video?
The Tap The Drop Cable The Splitter The Customer Premises Equipment (CPE) device (Modem, STB, etc.)