Cable Types Flashcards

1
Q

HDCP

A

Protocol used with HDMI that allows connection validation

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2
Q

Type C HDMI

A

HDMI but smaller

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3
Q

Category 2 HDMI

A

18Gbps

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4
Q

Ultra HDMI

A

48 Gbps

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5
Q

DVI-A

A

Analog only

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6
Q

DVI-D

A

Digital only

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7
Q

DVI-I

A

both digital and analog

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8
Q

Displayport

A

20Gbps

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9
Q

Thunderbolt 1 and 2

A

use a physical connector that’s backwards compatible with DP

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10
Q

Thunderbolt 3

A

Max speed 40 Gbps; USB Type-C connector

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11
Q

SATA

A

standard method of connecting a storage device to a motherboard

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12
Q

SATA 7-pin

A

does not supply power to

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13
Q

SATA 15-pin

A

supplies power

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14
Q

SATA 1 speed

A

1.5 Gbps (or 150Mbps)

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15
Q

SATA 2 speed

A

3 Gbps (or 300 Mbps)

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16
Q

SATA 3 speed

A

6 Gbps or (600 Mbps)

17
Q

IDE aka Parellel

A

Flat cable, 40 pins

18
Q

Molex

A

4 pins connector attached directly from the power supply to a device

19
Q

SCSI

A

legacy parallel bus connector that allows multiple devices to be daisy chained together

20
Q

High density

A

68 pins, needed molex for power

21
Q

SCA

A

80 pins