3.2 Cables - Video, Storage Cables, Adapters, Converters, & Connectors

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HDMI cable (High-Definition Multimedia Interface)

Digital signal high quality video and audio streaming, most common connector is Type-A HDMI with 19 pins, max 20 m

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DisplayPort cable

Digital signals sent in packets carrying video and audio signals, interface may include a locking mechanism. Passive connector compatible with HDMI, VGA, and DVI connectors. Comes in mini and full-size connector

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DVI cable (Digital Visual Interface)

Standards for both analog and digital signals for single and dual link video only. Single link video at 3.7 Gb/s (1920 ×1200 at 60 Hz), Dual link video at 7.4 Gb/s (2560 × 1600 at 85 Hz). Three standards, DVI-A, DVI-D, and DVI-I

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Describe this connector

DVI-A, Analog signals, backwards compatible with VGA

<p>DVI-A, Analog signals, backwards compatible with VGA</p>
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Describe this connector

DVI-D Single Link, Digital signal

<p>DVI-D Single Link, Digital signal</p>
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Describe this connector

DVI-D Dual Link, Digital signal

<p>DVI-D Dual Link, Digital signal</p>
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Describe this connector

DVI-I Single Link, Integrated - Digital and analog signal

<p>DVI-I Single Link, Integrated - Digital and analog signal</p>
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Describe this connector

DVI-I Dual Link, Integrated - Digital and analog signal

<p>DVI-I Dual Link, Integrated - Digital and analog signal</p>
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VGA Cable (Video Graphics Array)

Oldest video standard still in use, analog signal video only with DB-15 blue connector and 15 pins, max 5-10 m

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WHat does USB-C need to support video?

The port and cable must support DP Alt-Mode (DisplayPort Alternate Mode) or Thunderbolt protocol, indicated by symbol

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SATA (Serial Advanced Technology Attachment)

Most common drive interface, data cable has seven pins, power cable has fifteen pins

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List SATA revisions

SATA Revision 1.0, 1.5 Gb/s w max 1 m

SATA Revision 2.0, 3 Gb/s w max 1 m

SATA Revision 3.0, 6 Gb/s w max 1 m

SATA Revision 3.2, 16 Gb/S w max 1 m

eSATA (external SATA), Same speed as SATA w max 2 m (external to housing and data only, no power)

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What is an adapter for?

A device that converts one type of connection or cable technology to another.

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DVI-D to HDMI adapter

HDMI is backward-compatible with DVI-D, no signal conversion and no loss of video quality

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DVI-A to VGA adapter

DVI-A analog signal is backwards compatible with VGA, only supports 640×480

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DVI-D to VGA adapter

Need converter for digital to analog signal

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RJ11 connector (registered jack type 11)

Telecommunication network interface standard for connecting voice and data equipment to a service provider or carrier. Telephone or DSL. 6 position, 2 contanct plug (6P2C, six wire positions in head, but only two conductor pins installed) used with twisted pair cable

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RJ45 connector (registered jack type 45)

Modular connector used for e thernet, 8 position, 8 conductor plug used with twisted pair cables

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<p>What type of connector is this?</p>

What type of connector is this?

F-type connector used with coaxial cable for cable modem and satellite data connections.

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Punchdown block

Wire-to-wire patch panel, no intermediate interface. Wired are punched into the block and connecting block is on top. Very fast and inexpensive

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USB-C connector

24 pin double-sided USB connector, used for both host and devices. Used for USB and Thunderbolt protocols