Why does a hub not support full duplex

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Full duplex communication is achievable through the use of separate send and receive cables, as opposed to relying on a repeater's ability to broadcast signals. The discussion emphasizes that if a hub is equipped with distinct channels for sending and receiving data, it can operate in full duplex mode. Currently, hubs are considered half-duplex because they manage sending and receiving on the same channel, which limits simultaneous transmission. The conversation seeks to clarify this concept and encourages further exploration of the technical aspects behind hub functionality. A reference link is provided for additional context on the topic.
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I believe full duplex is possible due to separate send and receive cables, and not whether the repeater broadcasts any income signal,
So, can we discuss this, I want to agree to my self that if you connect a send and receive cable to the hub, then the hub takes care of the send alone, and hence half duplex,
I believe, if it would have separate channels for sending and recieving, i,e sending cabling are on separate domain with receiving, full duplex would be possible
what do you say guyz, because allnthe above is my suggestion...
 
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This was the way out to understand, why are hubs half-duplex... Incase it is not clear to you guyz...
 
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