Type C Mother Seat Functional Features and Structural Diagram

USB Type-C (abbreviated as USB-C) has a brand new interface size and a slightly cool name, which can easily make friends who hear this term for the first time think it is a new USB standard, but in fact it is not. Type-C is only a part of the USB 3.1 standard, not a new standard.

The birth of Type-C is not long ago. The rendering of the Type-C connector was released at the end of 2013, and it was already completed in the USB 3.1 standard in 2014. It is a specification for a new type of USB cable and connector, and a complete set of new USB physical specifications.

It is as lightweight and compact as the Lightning interface in iPhone, and can be expanded into three interfaces: power, USB transmission, VGA, or HDMI. Through an adapter, it can also be compatible with previous generation interfaces such as USB 3.0 and USB 2.0.

It should be noted that, similar to the common USB 2.0, the USB 3.1 standard still has interfaces such as Type-A (commonly found on computer hosts) and Type-B (commonly found on Android phones), so Type-C is only one type of USB 3.1 high-speed data transmission, not the only one.

USB Type C Female Seat Press

Feature 1: The Type C female socket supports the "positive and negative insertion" function that can be inserted from both sides, and can withstand 10000 repeated insertions and removals;

Feature 2: The maximum data transmission speed of Type C female socket reaches 10Gbit/s, which is also the standard of USB 3.1;

Feature 3: The size of the Type C female socket interface socket end is approximately 8.3mm × 2.5mm with a slim design;

Feature 4: The standard specification cable equipped with Type-C connector can pass 3A current, and also supports "USB PD" that exceeds the current USB power supply capability, providing up to 100W of power.

1. The USB type C female port of the versatile new MacBook can transfer data, suspend charging, and also serve as a video output port to connect external display devices.

2. In theory, the higher transfer rate of USB type C female port is 10G per second. b. However, Apple stated that the USB-C port of the new MacBook has a higher transfer rate of 5Gbps. A larger output voltage of 20 volts can accelerate charging time. The USB-A type has a maximum transmission rate of 5Gbps and an output voltage of 5V so far.

3. The backward compatible USB Type-C socket can be compatible with the old USB standard, but users need to purchase an additional adapter to achieve compatibility.

4. Unlike the old USB ports where power can only be transmitted in one direction, the USB Type-C female port has bidirectional power transmission, which means it can have two transmission power modes. So, users can not only charge their mobile devices with their laptops, but also use other devices or power banks to charge their laptops.