Increasing Internet Speed and Bandwidth by Using Laws of Physics

Internet Speeds plays an important role in all internet-based utility/ service we use in our daily life. The speed of the internet we get is dependent on the bandwidth which is provided by the Internet Service Provider (ISP).In any discussion fast internet connectivity is a necessary requirement, for everyone who uses a computer. Thus, this idea evolved, which is a method of amplification of signal strength, which will result in a faster internet. This is done by twisting a new cable over the existing transmission cable. Now, how it works? The answer can be put in multi-dimensions relating to physics, electronics principles and so on. This explanation is done with the Physics point of view. We vary the famous law of physics and add some physics concepts to the cables conducting abilities. The laws that we use are the Gauss´s law, the Ohm´s law and the Kirchhoff´s law. Initially, this idea was implemented over an existing simple LAN set-up (2- terminals, 1-network adapter and 1-ADSL modem). The idea was to twist a new cable over the existing cable that are of equal length and just to tape it for a firm grip. Thus, the standards are kept intact as there is no physical connection between the two cables. The challenge here is to reduce the cost and to offer the same hike in the bandwidth, some optimizations are done.