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USB, DVI, and HDMI connectors have become increasingly popular as a means of connecting digital media devices, including cameras, televisions, and computers. These connectors are versatile, and are capable of handling both digital and analog signals. They are also capable of transmitting audio and Video signals.

USB Connectors

The Universal Serial Bus (USB) standard was introduced in 1996 as a means of connecting computers and peripherals. USB connector designs have evolved over the years, and now offer a range of speeds and compatibility with a variety of devices. USB connectors are able to accept both power and data and can be used to connect external peripherals such as keyboards, mice, and cameras.

DVI Connectors

The Digital Visual Interface (DVI) standard was introduced in 1999. DVI connectors use a multi-pin design, and are generally used to connect computer monitors and other digital displays. DVI connectors are also capable of transmitting both video and audio signals. They are available in both analog and digital versions, and can support up to four different signals.

HDMI Connectors

The High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) standard was introduced in 2003. HDMI connectors are capable of transmitting both video and audio signals, as well as providing power to connected devices. They are available in both analog and digital versions, and support up to seven different signals. HDMI connectors are most commonly used to connect high-definition televisions, computers, and gaming consoles.

1387 Application Field and Working Principle

1387 is an electrical connector specification that was introduced in 2013. It is a hybrid connector designed to communicate both digital and analog audio and video signals. The 1387 connector design is based on a combination of HDMI and DVI connector designs, and it can accept up to 12 different signals. Its primary applications are in digital signage and automotive/avionics applications.

The 1387 connector uses a proprietary pin arrangement which allows it to accommodate a wide range of signals. It is capable of transmitting both analog and digital signals, as well as providing power to connected devices. It is also capable of carrying uncompressed audio and video signals, as well as other types of data.

The 1387 connector is capable of supporting a wide range of resolutions, from 480i (SD) to 4K Ultra HD (UHD). It is also capable of carrying both stereo and multi-channel audio signals, including 5.1, 7.1, and beyond. As with all connectors, the signal quality will ultimately depend on the cables and receivers used.

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