614104190121 Connectors, Interconnects

Universal Serial Bus (USB)

Universal serial bus (USB) is a widely used technology for connecting a computer or electronic device to another device. It is commonly used for data and power transfer, as well as for the control of devices that use the USB protocol. USB uses a four-wire serial bus, which consists of two power conductors, a data conductors and a ground conductor. It is easy to install and use, as it does not require any type of software configuration. The most common type of USB connector is the Type-A connector, which is typically used to connect a computer, laptop, or tablet to another device.

Digital Visual Interface (DVI)

The digital visual interface (DVI) is designed to provide an interface between analog and digital video sources and displays. DVI is often used for docking stations, monitors, projectors or television sets. It is designed to transmit uncompressed digital video signals between devices, and can be used to connect computers to digital displays or digital displays to digital set-top boxes. DVI connectors are most commonly used to connect DVI-equipped computer peripherals, such as graphics cards, to a digital display device, such as a monitor or projector.

High Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI)

The high definition multimedia interface (HDMI) is a digital connection that transmits uncompressed audio and video signals between electronic devices. HDMI is commonly used for connecting computers and other devices to digital displays such as television sets and projectors. It can be used to connect consoles to televisions, computers to streaming devices, and more. HDMI uses a 19-pin connector to transmit both audio and video signals, and supports up to eight channels of audio.