1.2 - Connectivity and Accessories for Mobile Devices

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<p>What is this USB connector form factor?</p>

What is this USB connector form factor?

USB 1.1-2.0, Type-A

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<p>What is this USB connector form factor?</p>

What is this USB connector form factor?

USB 3.0, Type-A

(10 Gbps speed)

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<p>What is this USB connector form factor?</p>

What is this USB connector form factor?

USB 1.1-2.0, Mini-A

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<p>What is this USB connector form factor?</p>

What is this USB connector form factor?

USB 1.1-2.0, Micro-A

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<p>What is this USB connector form factor?</p>

What is this USB connector form factor?

USB 1.1-2.0, Type-B

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<p>What is this USB connector form factor?</p>

What is this USB connector form factor?

USB 3.0, Type-B

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<p>What is this USB connector form factor?</p>

What is this USB connector form factor?

USB 1.1-2.0, Mini-B

(Used by some older mobile devices, 480 Mbps speed)

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<p>What is this USB connector form factor?</p>

What is this USB connector form factor?

USB 1.1-2.0, Micro-B

(5 Gbps speed)

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<p>What is this USB connector type</p>

What is this USB connector type

USB 3.0, Micro-B

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<p>What is this USB connector form factor?</p>

What is this USB connector form factor?

USB 3.0, Type-C

(newest iteration, increased data speeds and power delivery)

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Are newer USB standards backwards compatible with older standards?

Yes, but you’ll be limited by the capability of the older standard.

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What does NFC use to transmit and receive data between devices?

Electromagnetic induction at no more than 10cm apart

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What type of network is a bluetooth connection?

PAN (Personal Area Network, connection between your devices up to 33ft)

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What is a hotspot?

A device that can act as a wireless access point able to host multiple devices

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What is tethering?

A connection technology that allows an internet-connected device to share its internet connection with another device.

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Passive vs active stylus?

A passive stylus does not contain any electrical components and is compatible with any device that is finger-responsive. An active stylus contains electrical components that interact with a compatible digitizer, allowing for increased functionality, including pressure sensitivity, tilt detection, and palm detection.

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What is TRRS?

tip-ring-ring-sleeve

<p>tip-ring-ring-sleeve</p>
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common headset connector name

3.5 mm TRRS connector

<p>3.5 mm TRRS connector</p>
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What is a docking station?

Laptop peripheral that allows for the connection of a compatible laptop to an increased bank of expansion capabilities (including additional ports, full-sized drive bays, expansion bus slots, optical drives, and memory card slots. Traditionally powers laptop and has expansion card)

<p>Laptop peripheral that allows for the connection of a compatible laptop to an increased bank of expansion capabilities (including additional ports, full-sized drive bays, expansion bus slots, optical drives, and memory card slots. Traditionally powers laptop and has expansion card)</p>
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What is a port replicator?

Provides laptop with additional ports (nowadays can provide power similar to docking station)

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What components make up drawing pad tech?

An active stylus and an external digitizer pad (usually third party)

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What is a trackpoint?

A small, red, joystick-like pointing device embedded in the center of a laptop keyboard (most famously on Lenovo ThinkPads) used to control the cursor without lifting hands from the keyboard.

<p>A small, red, joystick-like pointing device embedded in the center of a laptop keyboard (most famously on Lenovo ThinkPads) used to control the cursor without lifting hands from the keyboard. </p>
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USB 1.0/1.1 form factors

Type A, Type B (Used for basic peripherals like keyboards and mice)

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USB 2.0 form factors

Type A, Mini A, Micro A, Type B, Mini B, Micro B (Used for webcams, printer, and external hard drives)

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USB 3.0 form factors

Type A, Type B, Micro B

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USB 3.1 form factors

Type A, Type B, Micro B, Type C

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USB 3.2/USB 4 form factors

Type C

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USB 1.0 speed and color

1.5 Mbps, Low Speed, white

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USB 1.1 speed and color

12 Mbps, Full Speed, white

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USB 2.0 speed and color

480 Mbps, High Speed, black

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USB 3.0 speed and color

5 Gbps, SuperSpeed, blue

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USB 3.1 speed and color

10 Gbps, SuperSpeed+, blue

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USB 3.2 speed and color

20 Gbps, SuperSpeed20, red

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USB 4 speed and color

40 Gbps, no standard