2.5 Compare and contrast common types of input/output

Question 1

wired

Question 2

Ethernet connector (RJ-45)

Answer 2

Series of jack/plug types used with twisted-pair cabling, such as RJ45 and RJ11.

Question 3

Fiber connector small form-factor pluggable (SFP)

Answer 3

Fiber connector small form factor pluggable
Standard protocol used for moving files between computers

Question 4

Wireless

Question 5

Bluetooth

Question 6

Near-field communication (NFC)

Answer 6

near field communication
A standard for two-way radio communications over very short (around four inches) distances, facilitating contactless payment and similar technologies.

Question 7

802.11X

Question 8

Networking devices and tools

Question 9

Crimpers

Answer 9

A crimper is a tool that helps connect an RJ-45 cable to its clip.

Question 10

Cable testers

Answer 10

Test if the cable works

Question 11

USB (A/B/C)

Question 12

Thunderbolt

Question 13

Radio frequency (RF)

Answer 13

is the oscillation rate of an alternating electric current or voltage or of a magnetic, electric or electromagnetic field or mechanical system in the frequency range from around 20 kHz to around 300 GHz.

Question 14

Lightning

Question 15

Video Graphics Array (VGA)

Answer 15

Video Graphics Array
Legacy video interface supporting analog-only signaling over a 15-pin D-shell connector.

Question 16

Digital Visual Interface (DVI)

Answer 16

Digital Visual Interface
Legacy video interface that supports digital only or digital and analog signaling.

Question 17

High Definition Media Interface (HDMI)

Answer 17

High Definition Media Interface
Digital audio/video interface developed for use on both consumer electronics and computer equipment.

Question 18

Display ports

Answer 18

Digital audio/video interface developed by VESA. DisplayPort supports some cross-compatibility with DVI and HDMI devices.

Question 19

USB-C

Question 20

Mirroring

Question 21

Casting