3.2 Identify common connector types Flashcards

1
Q

If you’re connecting a telephone or an analog modem to your Plain Old Telephone System, or your POTS system, then you’re probably using an ___ connector.

A

RJ11

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RJ11 is a _ position _ conductor connector. This means that….

A

6 position/pin, 2 conductor (6P2C). There are 6 potential spots for wires but only two are occupied.

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3
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Often referred to as an Ethernet connector, this single-row 8-pin rectangular connector is used for Ethernet connections.

A

RJ45 (8P8C)

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4
Q

___ is a specification for serial communications that uses either a DB-9 or DB-25 connector.

A

RS-232

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5
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What is RS-232 usually used for?

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RS-232 is most commonly used to connect to network devices’ console or management ports.

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6
Q

Serial console interfaces often use what? What connectors would this standard use?

A

RS-232

It uses DB-9 and DB-25

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7
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___ connectors are used to terminate DS3 coaxial cables, used for wide area network connections.

A

BNC (bayonet niell-concelman) threaded

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8
Q

RG-59 connectors are used to terminate what?

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Cable TV coaxial cables. threaded.

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9
Q

RG-6 connectors are used to terminate what?

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Cable Internet/modem coaxial cables. are threaded

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10
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The ___ connector is a rectangular 4-pin connector that connects to a computer.

A

Type-A USB

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11
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The ___ connector is a 4-pin connector that connects to printers. It is basically square, but two corners are cut at an angle.

A

Type-B USB

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12
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The ___ connector is a 5-pin connector that connects to a peripheral device. Almost bread shaped.

A

mini-USB

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13
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The ___ connector is a 5-pin connector that connects to a peripheral device. It is basically rectangular, but two corners are rounded.

A

micro-USB

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14
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The ___ connector is an oval 24-pin connector that connects to either a computer or peripheral device. It is reversible, meaning that it may be inserted with either side up. It has two rows of 12 pins. Each row carries the same set of signals.

A

USB-C

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15
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The ___ is a trapezoid-shaped 9-pin connector arranged in two rows of four and five pins. It is used for serial connections to network devices’ console or management ports.

A

DB-9

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16
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The ___ connector is a rectangular 8-pin connector that connects to either a peripheral device. It is reversible, meaning that it may be inserted with either side up. It has a single row of 8 pins that are exposed on both sides of the connector.

A

Lightning

17
Q

There are different types of ___ connectors. The most common are long and thin rectangular with many many pins arranged in two rows.

A

SCSI

18
Q

The ___ connector is a 7-pin connector that connects to an external drive. It has basically a rectangular shape with tabs on the ends.

A

external SATA/eSATA

19
Q

The ___ connector is a single-row 4-pin connector used to provide power to disk drives, fans, optical drives. 12v and 5v.

A

Molex

20
Q

What is one way to tell SATA connectors apart from eSATA?

A

eSATA has “ears” on both sides, SATA has an “L” shaped mouth.