1734082-1

USB, DVI, HDMI Connectors

USB, DVI, and HDMI connectors are widely used in computing and communication devices. These connectors provide a user with the ability to connect devices to an external source, in order to transfer data. The 1734082-1 application field and working principle are discussed below.

USB Connectors

The Universal Serial Bus (USB) is an interface which allows for the connection of peripheral devices to an external source, such as a computer. The USB connector is a four or five-wire connector, with two of the wires being used for differential data transfer and the other two for providing power. The 1734082-1 is a four-pin USB connector, which can be used to connect peripherals such as external hard drives, printers and scanners.

DVI Connectors

Digital Visual Interface (DVI) is the interface used for connecting computers to displays, such as monitors and projector. The DVI connector has three rows of pins, and is the most common form of display interface. The 1734082-1 is a DVI-D (digital) connector, which has 18-pins and provides up to 10-gigabits of bandwidth per second.

HDMI Connectors

The High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) is a digital audio/video interface which supports digital video and audio signals. It is now the standard connection for televisions and home theaters. The 1734082-1 is an HDMI connector which has 19 pins and is commonly used for connecting computers to monitors, and for connecting video game consoles to HDTVs.

Conclusion

The 1734082-1 application field and working principles are different depending on the type of connector. For USB, the 1734082-1 is a four-pin connector which is used to connect peripheral devices. For DVI, the 1734082-1 is a DVI-D connector which has 18 pins and provides up to 10 gigabits per second of bandwidth. For HDMI, the 1734082-1 is an HDMI connector which has 19 pins and is commonly used for connecting computers to monitors, and video game consoles to HDTVs.