Assuming you mean the "D" shell connector used for computer "VGA" connections to a monitor.
It's a
D shell (physical appearance),
E size,
15 connectors,
So it's correctly called a DE15, but is often misnamed "DB15" - which it's not. To lessen confusion, many people just refer to it as the "VGA" connector.
The common "DB" naming only applies (correctly) to the larger shell size commonly used for the 25-pin DB-25 connector. The small 9-pin D connector is correctly called DE-9.
A Video Graphics Array (VGA) connector is a three-row 15-pin DE-15 connector. The 15-pin VGA connector is found on many video cards, computer monitors, and some high definition television sets.
15 Pin Female DB Connecter
15 Pin Female DB Connecter
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15 pin, 3 rows
Winchester 15 pin connector
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a joystick
A three-row 15-pin port, commonly known as a DB-15 connector, is typically used for connecting devices such as a VGA (Video Graphics Array) cable to a monitor or computer for video output. It can also be used for other applications, including some game controllers and MIDI devices. The specific device plugged into this port depends on the intended use, but it primarily serves video and audio interfaces.
Yes, as long as it has a 15-pin VGA connector.
A 3-row 15-pin port, often referred to as a DB15 connector, is typically used for connecting various types of devices, most commonly in older computer graphics cards and monitors for VGA connections. It can also be used for game controllers and some serial devices. The specific device you would plug in depends on the application, but VGA cables are the most common usage for this type of port.
The legacy serial port is a 9-pin DB connector. The 15-pin one is mever mentioned in chapter 18 of the A+ managing and troubleshooting pc's textbook. 3rd edition.