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Display Connection Standards: DVI, HDMI, and VGA Compared Evolution of Display Connection Technologies VGA (Video Graphics Array) Year Introduced: 1987 by IBM Connector Type: 15-pin D-dub analog conne...
6GBits/s is the supported speed....
FireWire 800 refers to any FireWire port that conforms to the IEEE 1394b standard. This standard, which amends the IEEE 1394 1995 and IEEE 1394a 2000 standards, upgrades the prior standards by allowin...
FireWire 400 is the original implementation of the IEEE 1394 interface standard, also known as i.Link (Sony's branding) or simply FireWire. Developed in the 1990s, it represented a significant advance...
External Serial ATA, commonly known as eSATA, is an external interface designed to connect external storage devices directly to a computer's SATA controller. Developed as an extension of the internal ...
A DB9 serial port, also known as a 9-pin D-subminiature connector, is a legacy communication interface that has played a critical role in computing for decades, particularly in server and industrial e...
A DB25 connection is a type of D-subminiature (D-Sub) connector characterized by its distinctive D-shaped housing and 25-pin configuration. This robust connector has been a mainstay in computing and p...
CL2 is a safety rating for electrical cables that indicates the cable meets specific fire safety standards. This designation is particularly important for in-wall installations where fire hazards must...
The new Ultra Slim Series USB 3.0 Micro B cables are 34AWG for data and 23AWG for power. The cable diameter is 4.0mm....
Plenum Cables: Applications and Safety Requirements Plenum cables are specialized cables designed for installation in building plenum spaces, which are the areas between ceilings, floors, and walls th...