1002-001-01000

Ingress Protection:	--
Insulation Color:	--
Material Flammability Rating:	UL94 V-0
Shell/Shielding Material:	Brass
Contact Finish:	Gold
Shielding:	--
Mating Cycles:	--
Voltage - Rated:	30V
Current Rating:	1.5A
Number of Ports:	1
Operating Temperature:	-55°C ~ 85°C
Series:	--
Features:	Board Lock
Termination:	Solder
Mounting Feature:	Horizontal
Mounting Type:	Through Hole, Right Angle
Specifications:	USB 2.0
Gender:	Receptacle
Number of Contacts:	4
Connector Type:	USB - A
Part Status:	Active
Packaging:	Tray

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USB, DVI, HDMI Connectors

USB, DVI, HDMI connectors are the three main interface options used for connecting devices, displays, and peripherals. Depending on the capabilities and requirements of the application, one connector type will be better suited to the task than the others.

USB Connectors

The Universal Serial Bus (USB) connector is a versatile, digital interface designed primarily for connecting devices to each other, such as keyboards, mouse, flash drives, and MP3 players. USB connectors are also increasingly used for connecting displays, such as LCD monitors and projectors. USB is a hot-pluggable interface, meaning that it supports the connection of devices without being powered off or without turning off the power to the system. USB connectors use a Type-A and Type-B plug-in style and are available in a number of standard sizes, ranging from the ultra-slim USB 2.0 Micro-B to the bulky USB 3.1 Type-A connector. USB connectors are available with a variety of power capabilities, ranging from low-powered devices operating on 100 milliamps (mA) to high-power devices that require up to 900mA.

DVI Connectors

The Digital Visual Interface (DVI) connector is used primarily for connecting displays, such as LCD flat-panel monitors, projectors, and HDTVs. DVI connectors are designed for digital video signals and are therefore well-suited for high-definition video and demanding video applications. DVI connectors are designed to accommodate digital and analog video signals, but DVI connectors with only digital signals are also available. DVI connectors use a combination of pins and electrical contacts that allow for plug-and-play video connections. DVI connectors are often used with single-link and dual-link cables, with the latter offering a higher resolution than the former.

HDMI Connectors

The High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) connector is a digital interface designed primarily for connecting home theater devices, such as Blu-ray players, satellite receivers, and gaming systems, as well as computers, displays, and video projectors. HDMI supports both digital and analog video signals, as well as audio and Ethernet connections. HDMI connectors are smaller and thinner than DVI connectors and are available in a variety of styles. HDMI connectors also come in a variety of sizes, ranging from the much smaller mini and micro HDMI connectors to the more standard-sized Type A connector.

Conclusion

USB, DVI, and HDMI connectors are three popular and versatile types of connectors that are commonly used to connect displays, devices, and peripherals. Depending on the capabilities and requirements of the application, one connector type may be better suited to the task than the others. USB connectors are a hot-pluggable, versatile digital interface that is used for connecting computer peripherals. DVI connectors are designed primarily for connecting displays, while HDMI connectors are designed mainly for connecting home theater devices.

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