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19 Apr, 2011

| Standard USB Type-A The USB Standard-A type of USB plug is a flattened rectangle which inserts into a "downstream-port" receptacle on the USB host, or a hub, and carries both power and data. This plug is frequently seen on cables that are permanently attached to a device, such as one connecting a keyboard or mouse to the computer via usb connection.Standard USB Type-BA USB Standard-B plug which has a square shape with bevelled exterior corners—typically plugs into an "upstream receptacle" on a device that uses a removable cable, e.g. a printer. A Type B plug delivers power in addition to carrying data. On some devices, the Type B receptacle has no data connections, being used solely for accepting power from the upstream device.USB Mini-B 5 pinThe USB 5-pin Mini-b is the most popular style of Mini-b connector, and the only one recognized by the USB-IF. By default, a Mini-b cable is presumed to have 5 pins. This connector is quite small, about two-thirds the width of an A-style connector. It is also specified for use in the newer standard called USB On-The-Go which allows peripheral devices to communicate with the presence of a host controller.USB Mini-B 4 pinThe USB Mini-b 4 pin connector is found on many digital cameras and mobile phones which resembles the shape of a standard b-style connector but much smaller in size.Micro USB A-BMicro USB A-B is exclusively for USB On-The-Go devices, this versatile connector can accept either a Micro-USB A or Micro-USB B cable connection. This interface can be easily identified by its gray-colored receptacle and compact 5 pin design. This connector type only exists as a receptacle for On-The-Go devices and will not exist on a cable.Revolution of USB ConnectionsUSB was developed in the effort to simplify the connecttions between computers and peripheral devices and became widely popular due to its compatibility with many platforms and operating systems.
USB stands for Universal Serial Bus and you can differentiate a USB connector, cable or device from others by its trident logo symbol.![]() What are USB cables used for?
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![]() | 4 Port Universal Serial Bus USB 2.0 Hub With Power Cord PHUSB526P | ||
Universal Serial Bus RS-232 USB Serial Adapter Cable A Male to D9 male
Length: 6 Feet US1-RS232-6 | |||
Universal Serial Bus RS-232 USB Serial Adapter Cable USB A Male to D9f includes D9F to D25M Adapter
Length: 6 Feet US1-RS232C-6 | |||
Universal Serial Bus USB Active Extension Cable A Male to A Female
Length: 16 Feet US40-16A | |||
Universal Serial Bus A Male to Mini B Male Black USB Cable
Length: 6 Feet US45-6BK | |||
Universal Serial Bus A Male to Mini 4 Pin IAM C17 Type USB Cable
Length: 6 Feet USA4-6 | |||
Universal Serial Bus 2.0 Ivory USB Cable A Male to A Male 480MHz
Length: 6 Feet USB2-AMAM-06IV | |||
Universal Serial Bus 2.0 Black USB Cable A Male to B Male 480Mhz
Length: 3 Feet USB2-AMBM-03BK | |||
Universal Serial Bus 2.0 USB Cable A Male to B Male 480MHz
Length: 3 Feet USB2-AMBM-03IV | |||
Universal Serial Bus 2.0 Black USB Cable A Male to B Male 480MHz
Length: 6 Feet USB2-AMBM-06BK | |||
Universal Serial Bus 2.0 USB Cable A Male to B Male 480MHz
Length: 6 Feet USB2-AMBM-06IV | |||
Universal Serial Bus 2.0 Black USB Cable A Male to B Male 480MHz
Length: 10 Feet USB2-AMBM-10BK | |||
Universal Serial Bus 2.0 USB Cable A Male to B Male 480MHz
Length: 10 Feet USB2-AMBM-10IV | |||
Universal Serial Bus 2.0 Black USB Cable A Male to B Male 480MHz
Length: 15 Feet USB2-AMBM-15BK | |||
Universal Serial Bus 2.0 USB Cable A Male to B Male 480MHz
Length: 15 Feet USB2-AMBM-15IV |
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