USB4 Version 2.0 with 80Gbps speed

On Sept 1, 2022, the USB Promoter Group announced the upcoming release of the USB4 version 2.0 specification, a major update to enable data performance of up to 80 Gbps over USB Type-C...

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USB-C 240W

USB-C 240W

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The Effect of USB Cable‘s Resistance on Voltage Drop...

For USB cable, the voltage drop is the voltage difference between the two ends of the cable. For example, if 5V power supply is connected to the input of the cable, but only 4.8V is detected at...

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Explanation of Type-C related terms

When discussing USB Type-C product details such as Type-C cable / Hub / Adapter / PD, you will often see some abbreviations for proper nouns, which are summarized here for use when learnin...

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What is USB OTG

USB On-the-Go, usually called USB OTG or OTG, is a specification that lets some Android smartphones and tablets act as a USB host so that you can plug other USB peripherals, such ...

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USB-C Hub design and application

In pursuit of thinness and longer battery life, major manufacturers continue to reduce the size and weight of notebooks, such as reducing ports, and the MacBookPro has only Type-C ports on the e...

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Introduction to USB Hub

USB hub is a device that can expand one USB interface to multiple and enable these interfaces to be used at the same time. The USB hub can be divided into USB2.0 hub, USB3.0 hub and us...

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Basic Knowledge of USB

USB (Universal Serial Bus) devices have the most significant advantages of hot-swappable functionality and fast transfer rates. USB is a master-slave structured system with two roles, Host a...

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FAQ of USB Type-C and USB-PD

FAQ of USB Type-C and USB-PD

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Introduction of new products Type-C to Lightning Cable...

This new USB Type-C to Lightning Cable is for iOS devices, such as iPhone/iPad/Laptop, with good performance...

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The era of wireless charging is coming

Many years ago people started dreaming of wireless charging through the air, now the dream is coming....

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USB 3.1 Type-C specification standard

By April 2019, the latest version of the USB 3.1 TYPE-C specification has been upgraded to version 1.4, Type-C manual specifications, standards, there are a variety of Type-C connectors,...

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Why is the copper core in the wire divided into many thin wires instead of one...

In the USB cable industry, there are requirements for conductors used to produce cables. Multi strand wires are called "twisted wires" in the cable industry. ...

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All USB port types introduction

USB-IF standard development naming confusion, the reason may be because it is only USB-IF promotion, can not force USB-related manufacturing companies to comply. So most people are confu...

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The material types of USB cable jacket

Mobiles have basically become one of the electronic products we can‘t live without every day, and the cable, as the medium for charging and transmitting data to the phone, which we touch every day. ...

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intel Thunderbolt Port introduction

The Thunderbolt interface was first created in 2009 and was originally a high-speed I/O interface codenamed "Light Peak" by Intel Labs until 2011 when it was integrated into Apple‘s Mac dev...

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USB4 is coming

USB4.0 is a specification document released in 2019 and is based on Thunderbolt 3 protocol specification contributed by the Intel Corporation, using Type C interface, supporting USB, DP, ...

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USB Fast Charging details introduction

With the rise of smartphones, the functions are gradually powerful and the battery capacity is gradually increasing. The original USB charging capacity cannot meet the existing demand for chargin...

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Overheat protection PTC thermistors in USB cable...

Our HornmicLink cable will add an overheat auto-protection function into the USB cable sometimes according to the requirements. The cable will automatically reduce the current to lower the temp...

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wire standard AWG(American Wire Gauge) introduction...

When we manufacture USB cable, the wire is processed according to AWG standard, which is the basis for cable to meet electrical performance, data transmission stability and service life. So wh...

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