What does HDMI stand for?
High Definition Multimedia Interface
What types of signals does HDMI transmit?
Both audio and video signals
What is the maximum range for HDMI without signal loss?
Approximately 20 meters
What type of connector does HDMI use?
Type A (19-pin connector)
What is the shape of an HDMI connector?
Rectangular with indented bottom corners
What does DisplayPort transmit?
Both audio and video signals in a packetized form
What is a key feature of DisplayPort connectors?
They have locking mechanisms to prevent accidental disconnection
How can DisplayPort be adapted to other video standards?
Using passive adapters to convert to HDMI or DVI
What is Mini DisplayPort?
A smaller version of the DisplayPort connector
What is DVI?
Digital Visual Interface
What types of signals does DVI transmit?
Video signals only (no audio)
What are the different types of DVI connectors?
DVI-A (analog)
DVI-D (digital)
DVI-I (integrated, both analog and digital)
What is the maximum data rate for a single-link DVI connection?
Approximately 3.7 Gbps
What resolution does a single-link DVI connection support?
Up to 1920x1200
What is the difference between single-link and dual-link DVI?
Dual-link doubles the bandwidth, supporting higher resolutions
What does VGA stand for?
Video Graphics Array
What type of signals does VGA transmit?
Analog video signals only (no audio)
What type of connector does VGA use?
DE-15 (often referred to as DB-15)
What is the maximum recommended cable length for VGA?
Approximately 5 meters
What color is typically associated with VGA connectors?
Blue
What is USB-C?
A versatile connector type that can transmit power, data, video, and audio signals
What video standards can USB-C support?
HDMI, DisplayPort, Thunderbolt, and MHL (Mobile High-definition Link)
What is MHL?
Mobile High-definition Link, a standard for connecting mobile devices to displays
What is a key advantage of USB-C for video connections?
Supports multiple types of signals and is reversible