Friday, 20 February 2015

What is VGA Cable?

VGA Cables

The VGA Cables are used for the purpose of transmitting the video signals, but it is most used for the computer links with the monitor. Few high definition television that are use these cables also.

These VGA cables comes for the Video graphics, it used the standard that was used by the IBM company during the first PC’s that were sold during the 1980s. In todays world all the PC’s do support the VGA.
VGA Male and Female Ports


Most of the PC’s, today use the more advanced cable or the system which would be depending on the monitor used. In many cases the VGA is considered as the cable that is used to carry the display signals.

With no regards of the system of graphics that is used, they are referred as the cable that is used to carry the display signals.

VGA Male 


Be it either laptops, television, camera or be it other devices that are used more in todays world does needs different tools for the support and for the proper functioning. These VGA cables and the converters would be used to connect the DVI-D to the VGA device. And also to connect the HDMI devices to the VGA devices

An excellent quality of the cable would give you the excellent signal output that would make sure that the user would get the desired result. The cable connector with the cable quality together will give good quality output.


1 comment:

  1. Fake DVI Dual-Link cables. Dual-Link is a real thing, so don't get confused here; actually, it's one of the best three consumer display interfaces available right now (and its quality depends on the copper more than the standard, which has excellent implications for specific setups). The problem, though, is that a lot of manufacturers are selling "dual-link" cables that don't even have the extra pins wired! They have the dual-link pins, but if you cut the cable open, it's got no wires running between the pins. They're just dummy pins. Technically, the header is "dual-link," but the VGA Cable itself is single-link and won't support higher resolutions as expected.

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