Features

• UL recognised. This high-quality TE Connectivity white USB cable goes from a USB-A socket to a USB-B socket. It is an ideal cable for connecting devices in close proximity, for example, connecting your computer to a printer. Both USB ***s are 4-pin connectors with gold 30U plated contacts (UL94V-0). Both connectors are in a nickel-plated housing. The nickel plated connectors are reliable and will provide you with a high-speed connection. Features and benefits: Connectors: Male USB A - Male USB B Plug ; Play - no additional software required Improved shielding Hot-pluggable permits attaching or detaching peripherals without power down or reboot Single 4-position connector, polarised for proper orientation Consolidates serial parallel, keyboard, mo*** and game ports Compatible with asynchronous and isochronous data transfer methods Compatible with Windows operating systems Made from high-quality materials Gold plated connector ; Nickel plated shell USB Type 2.0 Colour: White Used for connecting USB A and USB B port devices Typical Applications: USB cable is typical components ***d to provide a connection from computers to peripherals such: Printer devices Servers Scanners Hard drives TV Video Microphones Mo*** Keyboard Home entertainment External Hard Drives Cameras They are also ***d to provide electrical power to portable devices via a wall adaptor or computer. FAQs: How does USB cable work? The USB cable (Universal Serial Bus) is the easy-to-***, standardised connector that allows for the integration of different types of devices with a computer. A USB cable consists of four wires that are ***d for transferring separately power and data. A USB cable allows for communication between devices in both directions. What USB cable type describes? USB cable types can be classified into several transfer speed groups: USB 3.1 – the most recent and the fastest available standard of USB cables. It is capable to transfer up to 10Gbps. Please, bear in mind that USB 3.1 types are not compatible with USB 2.0 or older ports. USB 3.0 – these cables are able to work up to 5Gbps and are ***d in many modern devices that require multiple streams of data. USB 3.0 ports are fully backwards compatible which means USB 2.0 cables will be working with them. However, data transfer speed will be limited up to 2.0 standard. USB 2.0 – one of the most popular USB Cable standard that allows for a transfer speed of 480 Mbps. Most of the devices on the market are compatible with this standard.