20Gbps USB 3.2 Gen 2 Key A Type E Male to USB Type C Female extension cable with front panel Mount Motherboard Header-JD-CP01
Applications:
The Ultra Supper High speed USB C cable widely used in
Camera, COMPUTER, Mobile Phone, MP3 / MP4 Player
Interface
The usb3.1 type-E interface of the main board is converted into type-C type bus port, which can fix the PCI bit of the chassis,which is convenient for the type-C interface equipment to connect directly and realize data transmission. For motherboards with type-E female port
Detail
Type-C with nut design, convenient to fix the PC baffle behind the chassis, compatible design, type-E ports are available
Utral durability and shielding performance
The outside is wrapped with high-quality insulating material to protect the internal wires from the external environment, such as to prevent wear and tear, moisture, etc.. Some high-quality products may also come with a shielding layer, such as metal woven mesh shielding or aluminium foil shielding, which can reduce the impact of external electromagnetic interference on data transmission and improve the purity and stability of the signal.
Product Detail Specifications
Physical CharacteristicsCable
Length 0.5M
Color Black
Connector Style Straight
Product Weight
Wire Diameter 4.8 millimeter
Packaging InformationPackage
Quantity 1Shipping (Package)
Weight
Product Detail Specifications
Connector(s)
Connector A Key A type E Male
Connector B USB3.1 C Female
USB3.2 Female to Key A type E cable, 20Gbps
Specifications
| Electrical | |
| Quality Control system | Operation according to regulation & rules in ISO9001 |
| Voltage | DC300V |
| Insulation Resistance | 2M min |
| Contact Resistance | 5 ohm max |
| Working Temperature | -25C—80C |
| Data transfer rate | 4K@60HZ |
What are all the interface types in the USB 3.0 series?
The USB 3.0 interface mainly consists of the following types, classified according to their shapes and sizes.
Standard Type-A interface
This is the most common USB interface, usually used to connect devices such as mice and keyboards to a computer. The Type-A interface of USB 3.0 has 9 metal contacts, and the interface itself is usually blue to distinguish it from the 4 metal contacts of USB 2.0.
Standard Type-B interface
This type of interface is commonly used for devices such as printers and monitors. The Type-B interface of USB 3.0 also has 9 metal contacts and is backward compatible with USB 2.0 devices.
Micro Type-B interface
This type of interface is smaller and is commonly found in early Android phones and other devices. The Micro Type-B interface of USB 3.0 has 9 metal contacts, while the Micro Type-B interface of USB 2.0 has 5 metal contacts.
Type-C interface
Although the Type-C interface is not specifically exclusive to USB 3.0, both USB 3.1 Gen 1 (the improved version of USB 3.0) and USB 3.1 Gen 2 (USB 3.1) support the Type-C interface. The Type-C interface supports reverse insertion as well and has a faster transmission speed.
