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USB Connectors and More

In our store, you will find a wide selection of USB connectors, so you will easily be able to find a product with the specifications you need. We also offer IEEE 1394 connectors, which, though less common, also have their applications. Check out what we have to offer and what you should know about these connectors.

Types of USB Connectors Available at Micros

The types of USB connectors available in our offer are:

• micro B,
• USB A,
• USB A mini,
• USB AB micro,
• USB B,
• USB B mini,
• USB C.

The differentiating features of the USB connectors in our offer also include spatial orientation, mounting method, and versions in which the USB connector is available. For mounting, individual models can be attached using:

• soldering,
• SMD,
• SMD + THT,
• THT.

Spatial orientation can be:

• straight,
• horizontal,
• vertical,
• angled

As for versions, in our store you will find USB connectors for:

• USB 2.0,
• USB 3.1,
• dustproof,
• side,
• 3.2,
• 2.0.

Most Popular USB Connectors and Developments in This Area

In our offer, you will find a wide range of USB connectors with various parameters, so regardless of your needs and expectations, you will certainly be able to choose a product that meets your requirements. USB connectors can be used to charge devices, connect peripherals, and transfer data. Currently, the most popular USB connectors are Type C. However, this does not mean that other types have ceased to have any applications.

For example, USB Type A connectors are often used in computers to allow connection of various devices, such as flash drives. On the other hand, USB Type B connectors are primarily found in printers and older models of monitors.

As for USB standards, which are one of the distinguishing features of these devices, our offer includes USB 2.0, 3.0, 3.1, and 3.2 connectors. The 2.0 version has been on the market since 2000 and is now relatively rarely used. The 3.0 standard appeared on the market at the end of 2008, and after the introduction of the 3.1 standard (mid-2013), USB 3.0 was renamed to USB 3.1 Gen 1. The 3.2 standard started being used in 2017 and helped popularize USB C connectors. Different standards vary in throughput, which affects data transfer speeds and device charging rates. If you are unsure which standard to choose, contact our staff who will assist you in selecting the specific USB connector.

IEEE 1394 Connector as an Alternative to USB

In this category, you will also find several IEEE 1394 connectors. We decided to place USB and IEEE 1394 connectors in the same category due to a number of similarities. However, it is important to remember that these are two different standards.

The IEEE 1394 connector is a competitor to the USB connector but has not gained as much popularity as USB due to higher implementation costs. However, it allows transfer speeds of up to 400 Mbps. If you are looking for a product that enables standardization of wired communication between various devices, you should choose USB – this connector is unparalleled in popularity and is used by almost all electronics manufacturers.

Need connectors that you didn't find in this subcategory? Please refer to the main category – https://www.micros.com.pl/zlacza/. You will certainly find what you're looking for, as our offer is comprehensive.