It can supply power from the computer to devices.
USB connectors are used to connect peripheral devices such as printers, cameras and keyboards to a computer. The USB port is a technology standard developed in the 1990s that makes it possible to plug and play many different devices on the same computer system.
USB stands for Universal Serial Bus which is a technology that standardizes the connection between computers and other devices allowing them to be compatibly joined. A Micro USB port is smaller than USB and can be found on devices such as a cellphone and other portable electronic equipment. The cable you were advised to purchase has both a USB end and micro USB end. The cable would allow micro USB devices to connect to your TV and DVD player which have the standard sized USB port.
Universal Serial Bus (USB) is a wired serial bus standard to interface computers and electronics devices. It is commonly used to interface computers to computer peripheral, digital cameras and memory devices.
USB MIDI and standard MIDI are both protocols used to communicate musical information between devices, but they differ in the way they connect. USB MIDI uses a USB connection, while standard MIDI uses traditional MIDI cables. The impact on music production and performance is mainly in terms of convenience and compatibility. USB MIDI is more common in modern equipment and is easier to connect to computers and other devices without the need for additional adapters. This can make it more convenient for musicians and producers to integrate MIDI devices into their setups. Standard MIDI, on the other hand, may require additional hardware to connect to modern devices, but it is still widely used and compatible with many older devices.
yes but usb 2.0 devices dont work on usb 1x
usb 2.0 can support 127 devices
Any USB devices as long as the computer has USB Ports. Plugging new USB devices in old computers (older than 3-5 years) might not work as newer devices might use a newer USB version. Generally this rarely happens, I never had an issue of a USB device not working on a computer with USB.
backward compatible
- 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
USB 1.0 provides a voltage of 5 volts and a current rating of 100 mA for low-power devices. For devices requiring more power, USB 1.0 can supply up to 500 mA when using a powered hub. This standard allows for basic data transfer and charging capabilities for compatible devices.
no they are storage device