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Can you use a USB ver2 device in USB ver 3 port?
Yes you can. USB 3.0 are backwards compatible, well at least most motherboards support it :D
A USB which for most motherboards is included in the chipset manages the USB bus?
host controller
What do USB and Firewire connections have in common?
both support hot-swapping devices
How many usb ports do you need on a Motherboard?
Most motherboards come with at least six USB ports..
What are two important facts about USB connections?
USB connections are versatile and widely used for transferring data and powering devices, with various standards such as USB 2.0, 3.0, and USB-C offering different speeds and functionalities. Additionally, USB connections support plug-and-play capabilities, allowing devices to be connected and recognized by a computer or power source without the need for manual configuration.
A 5 pin din connector is used on which motherboards?
at motherboards which are not used nowadays, atx motherboard has ps2 connectors which were replaced by usb keyboards
Which ports are usually omitted by the legacy-free motherboards?
RS-232 serial ports, Parallel ports, and PS2 mouse and keyboard ports. These days, all of these functions can be handled by Universal Serial Bus (USB ) connections.
What are the cable types for each Interface type?
Cable types for various interface types include: USB: Uses USB-A, USB-B, and USB-C cables. Ethernet: Typically employs Cat5e, Cat6, or Cat6a cables. HDMI: Utilizes standard HDMI cables, mini HDMI, and micro HDMI cables. DisplayPort: Uses DisplayPort cables, which can also support Mini DisplayPort connections.
Is there a universal USB cable that I can use with my PSP or do I have to buy one from Sony?
The Psp consoles support any standard Usb 2.0 cable it does not need to be manufactured by Sony.
How many serial ports will a PC support?
serial ports are not in use any more, the new standard is usb
What are the advantages of rs232 over USB?
- USB is a full standard, from physical connection all the way up to software stacks (RS-232 only really defines the electrical interface)- USB is faster- USB has standard drivers for many different device classes- USB can provide power for low power devices- USB has a simple 4 pin connector- USB allows multiple devices to be connected to a single port on the master via a hub
What Important feature is offered by the USB standard?
Which important feature is offered by the USB standard?
