Completly depends on your computer.
Theres:
Power - Black cable with a 3 holes in the end.
Video - Generally a blue or white block cable.
Keyboard - Purple round end, or a USB end.
Mouse - Green round end, or a USB end.
Maybe also:
internet - Generally a square end with a clip.
Speakers - Small green pin.
Microphone - Small pink pin.
They are the standard shapes and colours.. what you have might be different.
There are 4. The two outside ones are 5 volt positive and negative the two center ones are for data transfer.
Most of the time; none. They use silicone and map out circuits.
9 wires. Even if it uses a 25-pin cable.
a usb cable has four wires, two for power and two for communication.
It's because USB and PS/2 are very different in the basic idea. USB requires less wires to communicate with equipment.
No, it requires a 3.0 card. There are a couple of extra wires used in 3.0.
Yes, USB cables can be extended using CAT5 networking cables. You don't need to cut the wires and combine them yourself though, as there are many cables and hardware solutions available for purchase now.
the USB port should be along one fo the four sides of the laptop. they are rectangulare in shape. do a google image search of "USB port" if u are unsure of what one looks like.
All USB peripherals are supplied at 5.0v. For v1.1 and v2.0 USB connectors there are 4 wires: 5v power feed limited to 0.5Amps Ground (think of this as the -ve side of a battery) Data + Data - These data wires are what does the actual data transfer.
If the computer is connected by a USB cord to a powered USB switch, then many connections can be made.
USB is not a clothes dryer; there is no "hot" wire. There are four wires in a standard USB cable. One is red (+5v), one is black (ground), one is green (Data transmit), and one is white (Data receive).
A USB Cable can have multiple types of plug ends which are called connectors (Standard-A, Standard-B, Mini-B, Micro-A, Micro-B, and Micro-AB). Obviously there are wires between the two connectors and they are: One wire contains a path for a 5V power supply Two wires are twisted-pair data wires One wire is the ground
There s no native USB ports on the XBOX. The only way for you to have USB access is for you to get a female USB to XBOX attachment. You can make your own by splicing wires or buy one from amazon.
How many Peripherals support usb interface?
A 3DS capture card is a small circuitboard with a USB port. You open a 3DS up and insert the card, cutting a hole in the case for the USB port and splicing the circuitboard into the wires that connect to the screen. It can now intercept the visual data and this can be viewed via USB.