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Audio and video converter Different video formats have their uses and meanings, and the purpose of audio and video converters is to decode the source and re-encode according to the coding specifications of the new target video format to achieve a small video use. The video we download from the ne...Read more »

How To Make An IDC Flat Ribbon Cable? In this article two 20-way IDC female connectors and a length of 20-way flat ribbon cable are used to assemble a cable with an IDC connector at each end as shown in the image below. This same method can be used to assemble a cable of any standard size, e.g. 6...Read more »

How to connect the motherboard front chassis cable and connect the motherboard jumper？ 1. Power switch (POWER) The plug of this switch is two-legged. For the convenience of user identification, one of the wires is usually indicated by yellow or black, and the other wire is generally white. This ...Read more »

If you need to add a new hard disk if you have a lot of file or data in your daily use, how do you connect the new hard disk to the host? 1. Remove the chassis baffle: Unplug the cable on the outside of the main chassis, unscrew the largest black bolt of the chassis by hand, and then use a screwd...Read more »

The Savior Of The TypeC Device - three Type C adapter cable test As everyone knows, Apple has abandoned the traditional USB Type A interface on its MacBook laptops after 2016, and has switched to USB Type C. When the 16 MBPs were just released, they were pushed to the cusp of full-size C design. ...Read more »

What type-c interface? Type-C is a connection interface of USB interface. It can be inserted on both sides of the interface. The size is about 8.3mm×2.5mm. It supports USB standard charging, data transmission, display output and other functions as other interfaces. Type-C interface is a relativel...Read more »

How to distinguish between USB type-C data lines? USB 3.1 is the latest USB-based transmission specification. The new USB 3.1 interface will double the bandwidth to 10Gbps, and it is worth noting that the encoding rate has been increased again. USB 3.0 is 8b10b encoding, that is, only 8 bits are...Read more »

How the TYPE-C Interface Works USB Type-C, it has a brand-new interface size, Type-C follows USB 3.1 standard, can insert positively and negatively, it is very convenient to use. And USB-C interface is faster, reaching 5Gbps or 10Gbps, with 100W power supply capability. The TYPE-C interface will ...Read more »

SATA Interface SATA is an acronym for Serial ATA, which is Serial ATA. It is a computer bus and its main function is to serve as a data transfer between the motherboard and a large number of storage devices (such as hard disks and optical disk drives). This is a new type of hard disk interface th...Read more »

USB Extension Cable USB extension cable is mainly composed of two parts: one cable and two USB ports. The interfaces are connected to the two ends of the network cable and can be any combination of USB male or USB female as required.   USB extension cable introduction USB extension cable wi...Read more »

Network cable crystal head connection There are two methods for connecting the crystal head of the cable, one is the direct connection and interconnection method, and the other is the cross-connection method. The crossover approach is: One end adopts the 568A standard and one adopts the 568B sta...Read more »

Homemade USB extension cable with network cable 1,  the choice of network cable. If you need to create a long length of extension cable, the material of the cable is required, as follows: 1 Use a multimeter test. Shave the network cable and use the two ends of the test leads to touch both ends of...Read more »

It is with great pleasure STC-CABLE is able to announce that we have passed our three year ISO re-certification audit as well as successfully transitioned to the new ISO 9001:2015 standard. The leadership team, led by our Quality Manager Peny Tang, embarked on a journey to identify gaps that woul...Read more »

SATA 3.0 CABLE Compared to SATA 2.0, the ATA 3.0 final specification doubles the bandwidth to 6Gb/s. At the same time, a number of new technologies have been added, including the addition of new NCQ instructions to improve transmission technology and reduce the power consumption required for tran...Read more »

SATA SATA (Serial Advanced Technology Attachment) is an industry-standard serial hardware driver interface and is a hard disk interface specification jointly proposed by Intel, IBM, Dell, APT, Maxtor, and Seagate Corporation. In 2001, the Serial ATA committee, consisting of Intel, APT, Dell, IBM,...Read more »

USB version 1>USB 1.0 USB 1.0: Released in January 1996. The specified data transmission rate is 1.5 Mbit/s (Low-Speed) and 12 Mbit/s (Full-Speed). No prediction and pass detection function. Only a very small number of such devices are on the market. USB 1.1: Released in September 1998. Amende...Read more »

Mechanical and electronic standards USB signals are transmitted using twisted pairs labeled D+ and D-, respectively, and they each use half-duplex differential signals and work together to counteract electromagnetic interference on long wires. 1. Standard USB connector contacts Contacts Fun...Read more »

Standard USB On-The-Go The USB Implementers Forum (USB-IF) is responsible for the development of the USB standard. Its members include: Apple Computer, Hewlett-Packard, NEC, Microsoft, and Intel. At the end of 2001, the USB-IF announced the USB 2.0 specification. Like the previous USB 0.9, USB 1....Read more »

USB CABLE Universal Serial Bus (English: Universal Serial Bus, referred to as "USB") When multimedia computers were first introduced, the transmission interfaces of external devices were different. For example, a printer can only connect to the LPT port, a modem can only connect to RS232, and a ...Read more »

High-quality  gray cable is in accordance with the provisions of their industry norms  cable rules, line order, line color, line number, for moving parts and  activities within the area of data transmission, such as the computer  internal motherboard to connect hard drive, optical drive data line...Read more »