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2020-08

Canton Fair: Foresee The Future Of The USB Type-c Cable

On April 15, 2018, the 123rd China Import and Export Fair (Canton Fair) was held as scheduled. 617 companies from 34 countries and regions displayed products in the import exhibition area. There were more than 25,000 domestic and foreign exhibitors participating in the show, especially in Consumer Electronics, which attracted a large number of buyers. One of the main products with high popularity is the Type-C related adapter series based on the trend of consumer electronics interface, such as Type-C to Mini-DP adapter, which can be transferred from Type-C to the current ultrabook. The commonly used Mini-DP interface, in addition to Type-C to VGA,HDMI, LAN + VGA adapter and other products, including the mainstream of the market, many mobile phones, computers and their peripheral applications. Type-C is superior to traditional interfaces because of its advantages of thinness, small size, positive and negative blind insertion, high-definition video transmission, high transmission rate, and high scalability. Therefore, Type-C can quickly adapt to the needs of the market and users. They are used in smart electronic products such as smart phones, computers, tablets, and televisions more and more, as well as a range of peripheral applications including cameras, projectors, monitors, mobile hard drives, and mobile power supplies. Type-C has even been used by many domestic big names as a selling point of flagship products to attract users' attention. More and more manufacturers have also expressed their preference for standardized USB Type-C/PD solutions. A number of research data shows that in 2017, only 300 million consumer electronic devices using the Type-C interfaceare in use globally. It is expected that this figure will exceed 2 billion by 2019. The main growth point is from the PC and mobile device market. The data also shows that by 2020, about half of the world's smart phones and 93% of laptops will use USB Type-C interconnection.

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2020-08

USB Type-C Features And Advantages

Features The most obvious feature of USB Type-C is that it support positive and negative blind insertion. With this feature, no longer have to worry about inserted in the wrong direction. Advantages The USB Type-C advantage mainly has the following points: 1.Support large current and large voltage charge, help to improve the charging speed, it can be said that Type-C interface is born for fast charging technology, in the future, fast charging technologyfor USB Type-C interface is certainly more and more. 2. Support bidirectional power supply, using the USB Type-C interface can not only charge the device itself, but also to external devices. (In this way, we can achieve serial charging, using a USB Type-C interface to connect different devices in series). 3.Strong expansion ability, USB Type-C can transmit audio and video signals, then it can be extended to a variety of audio and video output interfaces, such as HDMI, DVI, VGA interface. (Simply put, it can be used as HDMI, DVI, VGA interface Use, so, as long as there is a USB Type-C interface cable, you do not need to buy someHDMI, DVI, VGA interface cable).

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2020-08

Do You Know The Birth And Recently Development Of HDMI?

The HDMI standard was born in 2002. Hitachi, Panasonic, Philips, Silicon Image, Sony, Thomson, Toshiba and seven companies jointly established the HDMI high-definition multimedia interface organization, and began to develop a new digital video/audio interface technology that meets the HD standards. After more than half a year's preparation work, the HDMI organization officially released the HDMI 1.0 version standard on December 9, 2002, marking that HDMI technology has officially entered the stage of history. Recently development HDMI 1.4 The HDMI 1.4 version can already support 4K(4K HDMI cable), but is subject to a bandwidth of 10.2Gbps, and can only reach a resolution of 3840×2160 and a frame rate of 30 FPS. HDMI 2.0 HDMI 2.0's bandwidth has been expanded to 18Gbps, supports plug-and-play and hot-swappable, supports 3840×2160 resolution and 50FPS, 60FPS frame rate. At the same time support up to 32 channels in audio, and the highest sampling rate of 1536kHz. HDMI 2.0 does not define new data lines and connectors and interfaces, so it can maintain perfect backward compatibility with HDMI 1.x. Existing Type 2 data lines can be used directly. HDMI 2.0 will not replace HDMI 1.x, but based on the latter's enhancements, any device that wants to support HDMI 2.0 must first ensure basic support for HDMI 1.x. HDMI 2.1 The standard can provide up to 48Gbps of bandwidth. More specifically, the new HDMI 2.1 standard now supports 7680×4320@60Hz and 4K@120hz. Among them, 4K includes true 4K 4096×2160 pixels and 3840×2160 pixels, while in the HDMI 2.0 specification, only 4K@60Hz is supported. And each pixel has up to 12bit color depth, for Intel, NVIDA and AMD, this will be great news.

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2020-05

Global HDMI Cable Market Outlook 2018-2023

This The global HDMI Cable market report wraps a thorough perception into the HDMI Cable market and recognizes the chief trends associated to the different sectors of the market.In addition to this, it offering offers methodical information rich in quantity and quality. The report offers a crucial opinion relating to the global HDMI Cable market by discussing of its segmentation Mobile Phones, Gaming Consoles, Players & TVs, Automotive Systems, Cameras and Camcorders, Personal Computers & Tablet Computers, Other. The sectors have been reviewed in terms of present as well as future trends. The analysis of geographical segmentation incorporates the estimated and present requirements from these regions. The study also offers the need associated to the different end-use sectors and separate goods in all of the geographical sectors of the HDMI Cable market. The report also analyses the HDMI Cable market in terms of volume [k MT] and revenue [Million USD]. Key Highlights of the HDMI Cable Market : • A Clear understanding of the HDMI Cable market supported growth, constraints, opportunities, practicableness study. • Concise HDMI Cable Market study supported major nation-states. • Analysis of evolving market segments in addition as a whole study of existing HDMI Cable market segments. The main competitors in the global HDMI Cable market have been applying various tactics for making an entry as well as developing in the HDMI Cable market. On a worldwide basis, the count of recognized companies is elevating and hence it is necessary for every market company to get a spirited edge on others. The primary tactics accepted by the well-known companies for contending in the HDMI Cable market include advancements of new product, partnerships, mergers, agreements, and acquisitions.

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2020-05

How To Connect A Screen To A Laptop

Adding a second screen to a laptop gives you more space for apps or you might just want a bigger display to work on. In any case, it's very easy to do: here's how to make it work. Most laptops have least one port that can be used to connect a monitor, be it HDMI, VGA, DVI, or DisplayPort. However, some of the latest ultraportables may require an adapter which isn't always supplied in the box. If you have a PC, it should be just as easy to connect a second screen: just check which ports are on the rear that match one on your second screen. If you don't already have a screen, then choose one with an input that matches your laptop's output. Sometimes it's possible to mix and match some of the digital options. For example you can convert DVI to HDMI with a basic cable. But you cannot convert VGA (which is analogue) to HDMI (which is digital). The newest laptops may have only a USB-C port (also called Thunderbolt 3). This the the same physical connector you'll find on most new Android phones. It's reversible and you can buy a USB-C to HDMI cable, or USB-C to DisplayPort, depending upon which one of these inputs your screen has.

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2020-05

The Insider Pick: HDMI Cables

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2020-05

Cable Harness

A cable harness, also known as a wire harness, cable assembly, wiring assembly or wiring loom, is an assembly of electrical cables or wires which transmit signals or electrical power. The cables are bound together by straps, cable ties, cable lacing, sleeves, electrical tape, conduit, a weave of extruded string, or a combination thereof. Commonly used in automobiles, as well as construction machinery, cable harnesses provide several advantages over loose wires and cables. For example, many aircraft, automobiles and spacecraft contain many masses of wires which would stretch over several kilometres if fully extended. By binding the many wires and cables into a cable harness, the wires and cables can be better secured against the adverse effects of vibrations, abrasions, and moisture. By constricting the wires into a non-flexing bundle, usage of space is optimized, and the risk of a short is decreased. Since the installer has only one harness to install (as opposed to multiple wires), installation time is decreased and the process can be easily standardized. Binding the wires into a flame-retardant sleeve also lowers the risk of electrical fires.

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2020-05

On A 9-Volt Battery, Which Terminal Is Positive?

On the 9v battery cable itself the solid smaller male contact is positive and the larger, female contact which has splits around the edge and accepts the smaller contact is negative. This is of course confusing because on the appliance, the situation is reversed because we have what is called a hermaphroditic (look it up) connector which is matable with itself and has both male and female features. On the appliance the male contact is negative.

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2020-05

HDMI Is Suitable For Gaming?

Any modern video card will have several display output connectors, and usually among them will be the familiar, many-pinned DVI. That connector is fast becoming a legacy one, though. (The occasional high-end video card these days drops it altogether.) Old-school VGA is fading out even faster, and it now tends to be found only on low-end video cards, if at all. It's mainly a solution nowadays just for connecting legacy monitors. HDMI is your modern choices. An HDMI port ("HDMI" stands for "High-Definition Multimedia Interface") is almost a given card-side, with most video cards offering at least one, if not more. HDMI is used primarily to connect consumer electronics gear to a television, be that a game console, an A/V receiver, or your Roku/Amazon box. The vast majority of computer-centric monitors also sport an HDMI input, though the port is more prevalent on consumer/home monitors than on business-oriented displays. The latest HDMI spec (at this writing) is HDMI 2.1, and its capabilities are impressive compared to older digital display connector tech. This version of HDMI boasts a 48Gbps-rated bandwidth, and the spec delivers support for HDR (of varying flavors, depending on whether you're talking about HDMI 2.0a or 2.0b), as well as Enhanced Audio Return Channel (eARC) functionality. (eARC allows TVs to send back audio signals to a receiver, in the event that's a factor in your gaming setup.) What could be most important for some gamers, is HDMI's ability to support FreeSync. If you own a late-model AMD Radeon video card that supports FreeSync, that could be your decision-maker right there between the two major interfaces. (Of course, your display will need to support FreeSync, as well, for you to garner any benefit.)

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2020-05

USB-C

This brings us to USB-C. Where Type-A and Type-B have had to work within the framework of being backwards compatible, Type-C is intended to replace both and is designed to be small enough to not need any mini or micro variants. The intention is that it will completely replace all types of USB on both host and client devices. What’s more its headline feature is of course that it’s reversible. This means you no longer have to get the plug the right way round – or even the cable the right way round – but instead, like Apple’s Lightning connection, it’ll work whichever direction you try – no more USB superposition. To enable this USB-C cables actually require circuitry to tell which way round they are and route power and data in the right way, just like on Apple’s Lightning connection. This is unlike all existing USB standards which are just ‘dumb’ cables. USB-C also builds on the new USB 3.1 standard so to all intents and purposes is the connection type that brings in the new power and speed advantages of USB 3.1. USB-C is still backwards compatible with existing USB variants, but that of course requires adapters.

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