N connector (386 bytes)
1: ...nals, and was invented in the [[1940s]] by [[Paul Neill]] of [[Bell Labs]].
5: * [[BNC connector]]
6: * [[C connector]]
10: [[Category:Electrical connectors]]

RF connector (1104 bytes)
1: ...cal connector]] designed to work at [[radio frequencies]].
3: Types of RF connectors include:
4: * [[C connector]]
5: * [[N connector]]
6: * [[BNC connector|BNC]] and [[TNC connector]]s

C connector (262 bytes)
1: ...engineer [[Carl Concelman]], is weatherproof, and not too bulky.
4: * [[BNC connector]]
5: * [[Type N connector]]
9: [[Category:Electrical connectors]]

F connector (471 bytes)
1: [[Image:F_Connector.jpg|right|Male F Connector]]
3: ...ost connector with good performance at high frequencies.
5: It's used for the cable in the [[DOCSIS]] [[cable modem]]s, with [[RG]]-6 [[...
11: == External links ==
12: ...//www.marine-electronics.net/techarticle/coax/f-con.htm

DVI connector (1410 bytes)
1: [[image:DVI_Connector.JPG|thumb|DVI Connector]]
2: ...igital visual interface]] signals to a computer monitor or [[HDTV]].
5: |+ Pin numbers looking into DVI socket
6: |1||2||3||4||5||6||7||8|| ||C1||C2
8: |9||10||11||12||13||14||15||16|| ||colspan="2"|C5

DIN connector (2677 bytes)
1: ...:5pin180dinplug.jpg|thumb|250px|5 pin 180° DIN connector]]
2: ...tor.jpg|thumb|250px|4 pin Mini-DIN [[S-Video]] connector]]
3: ...g.jpg|thumb|250px|Speaker DIN line socket (left) and plug]]
4: __NOEDITSECTION__
5: ...s because they were cluttering the Mini-DIN section-->

Edge connector (793 bytes)
1: ... traditional male/female connectors are more common.
3: [[Category:Electrical connectors]]

VGA connector (934 bytes)
1: [[image:VGACON.JPG|thumb|VGA Connector]]
2: ... [[XGA]] monitor. A smaller connector, called [[Mini-VGA]] is used for laptops.
4: The following table shows the pinouts of a VGA connector.
6: [[image:Vgapinout0.JPG]]
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SMA connector (320 bytes)
1: ...tors are [[coaxial]] [[RF connector]]s developed in the 1960's.
3: ...cellent electrical performance from [[Direct current|DC]] to 18[[GHz]].
7: [[Category:Electrical connectors]]

FME connector (424 bytes)
1: ...cations. It is a miniature screw coupling coax connector.
2: ...cellent electrical performance from [[Direct current|DC]] to 2.0 [[GHz]].
4: ...' but it is unclear if this is related to this connector.
8: [[Category:Electrical connectors]]

MCX connector (346 bytes)
1: ... contact and insulator dimensions as the [[SMB connector]] but are 30% smaller.
3: ...have a 50Ω [[impedance]]. They offer broadband capability from [[DC]] to 6[[GHz]].
5: [[Category:Electrical connectors]]

SMC connector (366 bytes)
1: ...axial]] [[RF connector|RF connectors]] developed in the [[1960s]].
3: ...cellent electrical performance from [[Direct current|DC]] to 10[[GHz]].
7: [[Category:Electrical connectors]]

SMB connector (381 bytes)
1: ...the 1960's. This version is smaller than [[SMA connector]]s.
3: ...cellent electrical performance from [[Direct current|DC]] to 4[[GHz]].
5: [[Category:Electrical connectors]]

IEC connector (2989 bytes)
1: ...l Electrotechnical Commission]] (IEC) specification IEC 60320.
3: ...g a [[mains]] [[power cord]] to a piece of equipment.
5: ==C13 and C14 connectors==
6: ...de a panel-mounting C13 outlet for powering the monitor.
8: ...plifier]]s and much professional [[audio]] equipment.

Jack (connector) (916 bytes)
1: ... the socket (see [[plug]]). The term jack occurs in several related terms:
3: ...original 1/4" [[jack plug]]. Also known as a [[phone jack]].
5: * The RJ in [[RJ11]], [[RJ45]] and similar, stands for [[registered jack]]. See [[RJ-XX]].
7: ...RCA jack]], also known as a phono jack or 1/4" phono jack.
9: ... refers to the socket that matches the corresponding size of jack plug. For example:

Intercounty Connector (395 bytes)
1: ...have passed since the highway was first proposed in the [[1960s]].
3: ... run east to [[Interstate 95]] in [[Laurel, Maryland|Laurel]].

Power connector (1692 bytes)
1: ...g small amounts of power are known as ''signal connectors''.
5: ...icity plugs around the world as well as information for travellers.
6: ...plug]]s, used for larger equipment than normal mains plugs.
8: ...EC connector]] (see image below) is the most common
9: *[[Battery (electricity)|Battery]] connectors

APC-7 connector (734 bytes)
1: ...C-7 connectors is virtually lossless and transparent.
5: ...re the highest possible quality co-axial connection is required.
7: ...TNC connector|TNC]]) are available from various vendors.
9: ...expensive because they are extremely high-precision devices.
11: [[Category:Electrical connectors]]

Electrical connector (866 bytes)
2: [[fr:Connectique]]
4: ... computing it can also be known as a '''physical interface'''.
6: ...uch as the original [[IBM]] [[Token Ring]] LAN connector.
8: * [[RF connector]]
9: * [[Audio and video connector]]

BNC connector (1619 bytes)
1: ...' is a type of [[RF connector]] used for terminating [[coaxial cable]].
2: ...ritish Naval Connector'', or the ''Bayonet Nut Connector''.
4: ...lly designed as a miniature form of the Type C connector.
6: ... piece of electronic test equipment manufactured in the last 35 or so years.
8: ...mance to the BNC connector at [[microwave]] frequencies.

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