Tech Basics: Cables & Connectors
An introduction to the connectors that connect the various electronics tools, devices, and gadgets we use today.
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What you'll learn
- This class provides you with lessons that will teach you just enough to understand how to connect your home electronics.
- Electronic signal fundamentals. basic signal flow, shielded cables, plug vs. jack
- The distinction between video streams and video files is critical if you own or are considering purchasing a new camcorder/camera.
- A look at the most common audio connectors. Phone (1/4", Mini, Sub-Mini, Micro); RCA/Phono, XLR, Optical.
- S-video, BNC, IEEE 1394 (4-pin, 6-pin, and 800), and HDMI are the most commonly used video connectors.
- HDMI, DVI, Display Port, Mini-Display Port, and VGA are the most common monitor connectors.
- When and how to use adapters when connecting audio, video, monitors, or peripherals. When should a Y-adapter be used instead of a cable adapter?
- When and why a Digital>Analog Converter is required.
- Two freeware computer applications recommended for transferring video files between formats.
Covers common audio, video, and monitor connectors, signal flow, and when to use adapters or converters. Learners can identify cable types and connect home electronics devices correctly.
Who this course is for
Beginners who want to understand and connect home electronics devices.
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