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RJ11 connector
• 6 position, 2 conductor (6P2C)
- Some cables will wire additional conductors
• Telephone or DSL connection

RJ45 connector
• Registered Jack type 45
• 8 position, 8 conductor (8P8C)
- Modular connector
- Ethernet

F-connector
• Cable television
- Cable modem
- DOCSIS
(Data Over Cable Service Interface Specification)
• RG-6 cable - Threaded connector

Punchdown block
Wire-to-wire patch panel
- No intermediate interface required
• Wires are "punched" into the block
- Connecting block is on top
• Additional wires punched into connecting block
- Patch the top to the bottom

USB-C
• 24-pin double-sided USB connector
- Used for both hosts and devices
• Used for USB, Thunderbolt
- Interface is the same, signal can vary

Molex connector
• 4-pin peripheral power connector
- Molex Connector Company
- AMP MATE-N-LOK
- Provides +12 V and +5 V
• Power for many devices in the computer case
- Storage devices
- Optical drives
- Fans
- Other peripherals

Lightning
• Apple proprietary
- 8-pin digital signals
- iPhone, iPad, iPod devices
• Some advantages over Micro-USB
- Higher power output for phones and tablets
- Can be inserted either way

DB-9
• D-subminiature or D-sub
- The letter refers to the connector size
• Commonly used for RS-232
- Recommended Standard 232
- An industry standard since 1969
• Serial communications standard
- Built for modem communication
- Used for modems, printers, mice, networking
• Now used as a configuration port
- Management or Console port
