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The 292304-5 is a USB-DVI/HDMI port used for various device applications requiring increased integration, and is often used in television sets, smartphones, tablets, game consoles, Blu-ray players and other digital devices. USB-DVI/HDMI connectors have been developed to support high-speed data transfer, audio/video exchange, display content streaming, video conferencing and various other applications.

Components and Function

USB-DVI/HDMI contains several components including a number of pins consisting of two types, five types of plugs, three types of cables, and two types of interfaces. These components work together to enable the successful connection of devices capable of transmitting digital information.

Power Pins

The power pins provide electrical power for the device connected through the USB-DVI/HDMI port. This power is then used to drive the device to send and receive information. The power pins are often found in a five-pin layout and can be used to power devices up to 5 amps of power.

Signal Pins

The signal pins are responsible for exchanging data between devices. This data can be digital or analog, and is dependent on the type of devices and applications involved. The signal pins are often located in a nine-pin layout and can be used to transfer data up to 6.7 Mb/second.

Plugs

Plugs have been developed to securely hold the component comp required for the successful transmission of data between devices. There are five types of plugs available, including Type A, Type B, Type C, Mini-B, and Micro-USB.

Cables

Cables are used to connect devices between each other, and are designed to transfer the data signals sent by each device. There are three types of cables available, including the USB-DVI/HDMI cable, USB-DVI connector, and HDMI cable.

Interfaces

Interfaces are responsible for establishing and maintaining the secure connection of data between two devices. There are two types of interfaces available, including the USB 2.0 standard (which supports speeds up to 480Mb/s) and HDMI 1.4 (which supports speeds up to 10.2 Gb/s).

Application Fields and Working Principle

The USB-DVI/HDMI port has several application fields, from television sets and devices to game consoles and Blu-ray players. The port is also used to transfer digital content, such as streaming video and audio, from a remote source to a television or other display. Additionally, it can be used for video conferencing and other video applications.

The port works by connecting the device’s power pins and signal pins, with the pins exchanging data signals needed for the device to properly transmit information. The data is then received by the other device and whatever content is being sent can be seen or heard. Additionally, the plug is used to securely hold the components in place, while the cables provide a secure connection to the other device. Finally, the interface establishes the secure connection between both devices, allowing the data to be successfully transmitted.

Conclusion

The USB-DVI/HDMI port is a versatile piece of technology used for various device applications requiring increased integration, such as streaming content, video conferencing, and other applications. It is composed of several components including power and signal pins, plugs, cables, and interfaces, which all work together to create a secure connection between devices. The port is most often used in television sets, smartphones, tablets, game consoles, Blu-ray players, and other digital devices.