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USB Connectors

The Universal Serial Bus (USB) connector is the most widely used type of connector for connecting electronic devices to computers. This type of connector is generally used for low-speed I/O applications and data transfer. The USB connector has a rectangular shape, and typically features four pins arranged in a two row configuration. The pins are generally arranged in the shape of an "L" or a "U", depending on the model and manufacturer.

USB connectors are used to transmit both power and data among a variety of devices, including peripherals such as keyboards, mice and digital cameras. It is also used to transfer audio and video signals between devices, and even supports high-speed network connections. USB is a widely available and common standard for connecting devices to computers and other digital systems.

DVI Connectors

The Digital Visual Interface (DVI) connector is one of the most popular types of video connectors. It is used to connect digital video devices such as HDTVs, DVD players, digital projectors, and home theater systems. It is also used for connecting medical imaging and video graphics devices. The DVI connector is generally a three-row connector, with two rows of pins for data transmission, and one row of pins for digital data. It is also commonly used in computer monitors.

The DVI connector is able to transmit both digital video and audio signals between devices. It uses a thin co-axial cable, which is easily replaced, allowing for higher quality video signals. It also supports multiple display sizes, resolutions, and refresh rates. Additionally, multiple displays can be connected to a single source, allowing for the display of multiple images on one screen.

HDMI Connectors

The High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) connector is a popular type of connector for transmitting digital audio and video signals. It is commonly used to connect digital TVs, DVD players and Blu-Ray players to other devices. The connector typically features 19 pins in a single row. These pins are used for transmitting digital video and audio signals.

HDMI is the current standard for digital audio and video for home theater systems. The connector is capable of transmitting 1080p video signals, as well as multi-channel surround sound audio signals. It also supports high-speed data transfer, allowing for the quick streaming of high-definition movies and other media. With separate HDMI connectors, multiple devices can be connected to a single source, allowing for the display of multiple images on one screen.

1932847-3 Application Field and Working Principle

The 1932847-3 is a universal HD Short Cable connector, suitable for connecting devices with HDMI or DVI digital video interface. It has two single-row connector pins on each side, one side is HDMI type A, and the other side is DVI-I type connector. It has a thin co-axial cable, in a two-layer construction, with gold plated contact pins, for greater reliability and better signal transfer. The two connectors are designed to provide maximum flexibility while connecting devices with different types of inputs.

The 1932847-3 HD Short Cable connector works by using a small, thin co-axial cable that has two connector pins on each side. The pins are electrically connected in series, and their shielding ensures that the data and signals being transmitted are not disrupted by external interference. The connectors are also polarized to help ensure that the pins are inserted correctly. This helps to prevent any damage from occurring due to incorrect connections.

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