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Cables & Adapters

CABLES & ADAPTERS

Cables and adapters everything from USB adapters to different types of charging cables. Lightning, Micro usb, USB Type C etc. | CaseOnline.com

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USB-A

USB-A CABLES & ADAPTERS

USB Type A is the most common connector, there are A connectors on the PC or charger side of most cables. This flat, rectangular interface goes directly into host devices and is held in place by friction. Durable enough for continuous connection but easy enough for users to connect and disconnect, this connector type also comes in different micro variants.| CaseOnline.com

USB-A CABLES & ADAPTERS

USB-B

USB-B CABLES & ADAPTERS

USB Type B was traditionally used with printer cables, but with the advent of wireless printing, they are now more commonly used in mobile phones as Micro-USB B adapters. They are also used in various peripherals such as mobile printers and external hard drives. These USB devices have a square interface and are available as USB Micro-B, USB Mini-B (5-pin) and USB Mini-B (4-pin).| CaseOnline.com

USB B-Micro

USB B-MICRO ADAPTERS

Micro USB is a mini version of the Universal Serial Bus (USB) interface developed to connect compact and mobile devices such as smartphones, MP3 players, GPS devices, photo printers and digital cameras.

Micro USB connectors come in three forms: micro A, micro B and micro USB 3. USB 3 micro is much like micro B, but with an extra pin group on the side for twice the wires, allowing USB 3's higher speed. Like standard USB, the micro versions are plug-and-play.| CaseOnline.com

USB B-Mini

USB B-MINI ADAPTERS & CABLES

Mini-USB connectors were introduced alongside USB 2.0 in April 2000 for use with smaller devices such as digital cameras, smartphones and tablets.| CaseOnline.com

USB-C

USB-C CABLES & ADAPTERS

USB Type C is the latest connector on the market, Type-C is a solution in all sizes. With a reversible, symmetrical interface, this thinner, sleeker design is intended to replace older, larger USB connectors, although it can also be adapted to support older connectors. Its small size allows any device to easily use the new type of USB connection form, eliminating the need for different types of cables.| CaseOnline.com

HDMI-A

CABLES & ADAPTERS HDMI-A

HDMI stands for "High-Definition Multimedia Interface." a digital interface used to transmit audio and video data in a single cable. It is supported by modern audio/video equipment, such as 4K TVs, HDTVs, audio receivers, DVD and Blu-ray players, cable boxes and video game consoles.

HDMI-A connectors were launched with the original standard and have been the mainstay of the HDMI standard ever since. The plug or male connector has external dimensions of 13.9 mm × 4.45 mm, and the plug or female connector has internal dimensions of 14 mm × 4.55 mm| CaseOnline.com

HDMI-D Micro

HDMI-D MICRO CABLES & ADAPTERS

HDMI D Micro, this connector provides HD viewing and enables the connection of small portable equipment and devices including GoPro action cameras, SmartPhones, small video recording devices and portable media players. This connection also offers the latest HDMI Ethernet Channel technology, which consolidates video, audio and data streams into a single HDMI cable. By combining both video and audio in a single HDMI cable, there is superior signal quality. HDMI D Micro measures 6.4mm x 2.8mm.| CaseOnline.com

HDMI-C Mini

HDMI-C MINI CABLES & ADAPTERS

HDMI C-Mini comes in a few different variants depending on how it is used. With the increasing use of handheld devices such as DSLR cameras and camcorders, this was the first cable to be created. It is considered a Type C connector. Type C connectors are compatible with the HDMI 1.4 specification. The Mini HDMI connector is much smaller than a standard Type A connector. It measures 10.42mm x 2.42mm. It still has the same 19-pin configuration as HDMI Type A, but much smaller.| CaseOnline.com

Lightning

LIGHTNING CABLES & ADAPTERS

Lightning is an 8-pin connector that carries a digital signal. Unlike the Apple 30-pin connector that replaces USB type A or B connectors, the Lightning connector can be inserted either face up or face down. Lightning is convertible with various adapters that allow the Lightning connector to be used with other interfaces, such as 30-pin, USB, HDMI, VGA and SD card.| CaseOnline.com

DisplayPort

DISPLAYPORT CABLES & ADAPTERS

DisplayPort, DP for short, is a digital audio and video interface created by VESA. Its connections come in two varieties: standard, (shown in the picture) and the smaller Mini DisplayPort. Despite the difference in size, both connector types transmit identical signals.

DisplayPort cables are very similar to high-speed HDMI in terms of bandwidth, but can have a much higher refresh rate at peak resolution (60 Hz versus HDMI's 24 Hz). A DisplayPort to HDMI converter is available to connect a DisplayPort to an HDMI port.| CaseOnline.com

DisplayPort Mini

DISPLAYPORT MINI CABLES & ADAPTERS

DisplayPort, abbreviated DP, is a digital audio and video interface created by VESA. Its connections come in two varieties: standard, (shown in the picture) and the smaller Mini DisplayPort. Despite the difference in size, both connector types transmit identical signals.

DVI

DVI CABLES & ADAPTERS

DVI stands for Digital Visual Interface, and is a video interface. It was developed to be an industry standard for transmitting digital video content to display devices at resolutions as high as 2560 x 1600. Common devices that use the DVI connection are computer monitors and projectors. DVI can even be used with some TVs, although HDMI is more common because only some DVI cables can transmit audio signals. The DVI connector has three names depending on the signals it supports: DVI-A (analog only), DVI-D (digital only) or DVI-I (both digital and analog) | CaseOnline.com

VGA

VGA CABLES & ADAPTERS

VGA stands for "Video Graphics Array" and is a standard type of connection for video devices such as monitors and projectors. Generally, VGA refers to the types of cables, ports, and connectors used to connect monitors to video cards.

Although VGA is still used today, it is quickly being replaced by newer interfaces such as DVI and HDMI.

VGA cables have 15-pin connectors: 5 pins at the top, 5 in the middle, and the other 5 at the bottom. The image above is an example of a VGA cable showing all 15 pins.

A VGA port on a desktop or laptop naturally has the same number of pin holes so a VGA cable can be connected directly to it.

Each pin has its own function. For example, the first pin is for transferring the color red, while the second and third are for green and blue, respectively.| CaseOnline.com

FireWire

FIREWIRE CABLES & ADAPTERS

FireWire is a plug and play connection that automatically detects devices connected to the bus and assigns each an address, a process called enumeration, so if you connect a new FireWire device to your computer, the operating system automatically detects it and asks for the driver disc. If you have already installed the device, the computer will activate it and start talking to it. FireWire devices are hot pluggable, meaning they can be connected and disconnected at any time, even with power on.| CaseOnline.com

SATA

SATA CABLES & ADAPTERS

If you've owned a desktop or laptop computer in the last half decade, you can guarantee that you've owned SATA (Serial ATA) compatible hardware. Whether it was a hard disk drive (HDD), a solid-state drive (SSD) or an optical drive - almost all, until very recently, used SATA. What is SATA? In short, it's how almost everything storage-related connects to your motherboard.| CaseOnline.com

Molex

MOLEX CABLES & ADAPTERS

Molex connector The 4-pin connectors used to connect direct current to the devices in a computer. Molex is a major manufacturer of electronic plugs and sockets dating back to the 1940s. Because it was one of the first companies to make these connectors, the Molex name has stuck, although they are also made by others.

These "Molex" connectors provide DC power to the devices in a desktop computer. Can be used for e.g. power supply for disk, CD-ROM and DVD drives.| CaseOnline.com