USB cables are Universal Serial Bus Cables, a universal standard interface for data transfer and power supply between computers and external devices. USB interfaces support plug-and-play and hot-plug functionality for devices, allowing users to easily connect and disconnect devices without having to reboot the computer.
With the rapid development of computer hardware, the use of USB has greatly increased the speed and efficiency of data transfer between external devices. USB cables enable users to work more efficiently with external devices by providing high-speed data transfer and reliable power supply.
USB cables typically consist of one or more pairs of wires that are used to transfer data and provide power. These wires are encased in an insulating material and connected to a computer or other device through a USB connector. connectors for USB cables typically have a standardized shape and size to ensure compatibility and interoperability.
Different types of USB connectors and interface specifications can be selected depending on the requirements. USB interface types are often used to differentiate between different USB versions, transfer speeds and connector shapes.
Compliant with the USB 3.0 standard, it provides fast and stable data transfer speeds of up to 5 Gbps, enabling efficient transfer of large amounts of data, increasing productivity and data processing speed.
USB Type C supports reverse insertion, eliminating the need for insertion direction, and can withstand frequent plugging and mechanical stress while maintaining good connection performance.