P142-000-MICRO

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Part Status:	Active
Convert From (Adapter End):	HDMI Micro, Plug
Convert To (Adapter End):	HDMI, Receptacle
Mounting Type:	Free Hanging (In-Line)

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DVI, HDMI, and USB Connectors – Adapters and Their Application Fields and Working Principles

USB, DVI, and HDMI connectors, or adapters, are primarily used to connect a computer to other devices such as digital cameras, high-definition TVs, and monitors. By connecting the two devices, users can share access to files, images, and video. These types of connectors come in many shapes, sizes, and colors, and each one has a slightly different application field and working principle.

USB Connector

A USB (Universal Serial Bus) connector is the most commonly used type of connector for connecting peripheral devices such as mice, keyboards, and digital cameras to a computer. This type of connector also has backward-compatibility, meaning it can be used to connect older devices to a USB-enabled computer. USB connectors support data transfer speeds of up to 480Mbps and can be used to perform a variety of tasks, such as transferring files, streaming audio and video, and charging mobile devices.The working principle of a USB connector is simple. When two devices are connected by a USB cable, the computer establishes a connection between them and then sends a signal to the device to identify the type of device it is. This process is known as “enumeration”, and it is used by the computer to determine what type of communication is to take place. Once a connection is established, the two devices can then communicate with each other and transmit data between them.

DVI Connector

A DVI (Digital Visual Interface) connector is a type of connector mainly used to connect a computer to a monitor or high-definition television (HDTV). DVI connectors are capable of transferring both digital and analog signals and can support video resolutions up to 2560 x 1600 pixels. This makes them an ideal choice for connecting a computer to an HDTV or monitor, especially if a user is viewing high-definition content, such as Blu-ray movies.The working principle of a DVI connector is very similar to that of a USB connector. A connection is established between the two devices, and a signal is sent to the device to identify the type of device it is. Once the type of device is identified, the computer can then control the signal being transmitted from the device to the monitor or HDTV and vice versa.

HDMI Connector

The HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) connector is a type of connector specifically designed for high-definition devices such as HDTVs, Blu-ray players, and consoles. HDMI connectors support digital video and audio signals and can transmit video resolutions up to 4K UHD (Ultra High Definition) at up to 60 frames per second. This makes them ideal for users who need to connect their devices to a high-definition display or streaming device.Like DVI and USB connectors, the working principle of an HDMI connector is very similar. When two devices are connected by an HDMI cable, the computer establishes a connection between them and then sends a signal to the device to identify the type of device it is. Once the type of device is identified, the computer can control the type of digital video and audio signal it is receiving from the device.

Conclusion

DVI, HDMI, and USB connectors are all very useful for connecting a computer to other electronic devices. Depending on what type of devices need to be connected, and what type of content needs to be viewed, one of these types of connectors can be used. USB connectors support the transfer of files and data, while DVI and HDMI connectors are ideal for transmitting audio and video signals. In any case, understanding the application field and working principle of DVI, HDMI, and USB connectors can help users make the most of their devices.

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