FAQ

SCART connectors, also known as Peritel or Euroconnector, are a widely used standard for connecting audio-visual equipment in Europe.

LFH 60 connectors are multi-functional connectors commonly used for transmitting video signals, especially in professional and commercial settings.

DMS connectors, also known as M1 connectors, are multi-functional connectors used for transmitting analogue and digital video signals, as well as other data signals like USB and audio.

Cinch connectors, also known as RCA connectors, are commonly utilised for transmitting analog video signals.

FAKRA connectors are standardised RF connectors primarily used in automotive applications for connecting various components, such as antennas, GPS receivers, cameras, and infotainment systems.

Digital Visual Interface (DVI) is a video interface standard widely employed for transmitting digital video signals from source devices like computers to display devices such as monitors or projectors.

Here we delve into the DisplayPort, DualPort, and Mini DisplayPort digital display interfaces, offering insights into their functionality and applications for connecting devices to monitors and projectors.

A comprehensive FAQ guide on the various types of audio connectors available today. Explore the diverse world of audio connectors, ranging from industry-standard XLR and RCA connectors to versatile stereo jacks and cutting-edge Toslink connectors.

MXM stands for Mobile PCI Express Module. It is a standardised form factor for graphics processing units (GPUs) used in laptops and other mobile computing devices.

USB stands for Universal Serial Bus. It is an industry-standard interface that enables communication and data transfer between electronic devices and computers.