87583-2010BPLF

USB, DVI, HDMI Connectors

The 87583-2010BPLF application field and working principle covers all types of connectors, including USB, DVI and HDMI. Each type of connector has specific features that make them suitable for a certain type of application in order to establish reliable connections between audio, video, data, digital or analog signals.

USB Connectors

The 87583-2010BPLF application field and working principle of USB connectors states that they are identified by color coding and keyed socket arrangements. They are created with an industry-standardized plug and receptacle type to provide reliable and secure connections through a common mating interface. It is commonly used for connecting printers, scanners, music players, cameras, webcams, and many other digital devices to computers. USB cables were created to connect digital devices to laptops, desktop computers, and other compatible devices using a 4-pin and the later 6-pin USB plug.

DVI Connectors

The 87583-2010BPLF application field and working principle of DVI (Digital Visual Interface) connectors is for high-performance connections for video with digital displays. It has designed for use in connecting computers to displays such as flat-panel LCD, plasma displays, and projectors. DVI connectors are available in both single-link and dual-link configurations and the most common are the 24+5 and 24+1. They are able to support resolutions up to 1920x1200. DVI-D can only provide a digital signal while DVI-I can provide both a digital and an analog signal.

HDMI Connectors

The 87583-2010BPLF application field and working principle of HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) connectors is to transmit both audio and video signals simultaneously. It is used to connect digital video devices such as digital TVs, DVD players, and games consoles to other compatible digital devices. HDMI supports all-digital audio and video in one single cable. It also allows for the transfer of HD video and digital audio signals from one device to another without having to use multiple cables. HDMI supports both uncompressed and compressed digital audio and video signals like MPEG-2, 1394, DVI, and many others.

Conclusion

The 87583-2010BPLF application field and working principle applies to all types of connectors, including USB, DVI, and HDMI. USB connectors are used to connect digital devices to computers and laptops, while DVI connectors are used to enable high-definition video connections with digital displays. HDMI can be used to transfer digital audio and video signals from one device to another. All of these connectors are designed to provide reliable and secure connections for audio, video, data, digital or analog signals.