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1.0 COMPUTER HARDWARE - Coggle Diagram

- - - - HDMI Cable
        •Connect to computer monitor,tv
        •Connect to HDMI port on computer
        
        P/S 2 Cable
        • Connect to P/S 2 keyboard,P/S 2 mouse
        • Connect to P/S 2 posts on computer
        • purple P/S 2 port: keyboard
        • green P/S 2 port: mouse
        
        Ethernet cable/RJ45
        • Connect to router, network switch
        • Connect to Ethernet port on computer
        
        3.5 mm Audio Cable
        •known as phone connector
        • Green audio port: Computer speakers or headphones
        • pink audio port: microphone
        
        USB CABLES
        
        USB 2.0
        •Black tip
        
        there are multiple versions of USB
        • USB 1.0 can transmit data to to 1.5 MB/s
        • USB 2.0,up to 60 MB/s, compatible with older version of USB
        • USB 3.0, up to 625MB/s, compatible with older version of USB
        •USB 3.1,up to 1.25 GB/s,compatible with older version of USB, most common type found in the market
        •USB 3.2, up to 2.5 GB/s, but only when using a USB-C connection, compatible with older version of USB
        • USB 4.X, future specifications, up to 5 GB/s, but only when using a USB-C connection
        
        Computer Power Chord
        • Connect to AC power socket
        • Connect to power supply unit, computer monitor
        
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        USB 3.0
        • Blue tips
        • SS "Super Speed" label
  - - - USB 3.0 PORT
        
        USB CONNECTOR TYPES
    - - Power supply connectors
        
        SATA power connector
        
        connects to SATA storage devices, SSD/HDD
        
        Molex power cable
        
        Berg connector/P7
        -connect to floppy disk drives, front panel lights
      - Data Cables
        
        Floppy disk drive (FDD) data cable
        
        •PATA (IDE) data cable (40 conductor)
        •PATA (IDE) data cable (80 conductor)
        
        •SATA data cable
        
        •SCSI data cable
  - - - Ports and Cables
        
        Serial ports transmit one bit of data at a time. • A telephone cable (RJ11) is used to connect a modem to a
        telephone outlet.
        USB is a standard interface for connecting hot-swappable peripheral devices to a computer. Some devices can also
        be powered through the USB port.
        • FireWire is a high-speed, hot-swappable interface that can
        support up to 63 devices.
        • A parallel cable is used to connect parallel devices, such as a printer or scanner, and can transmit 8 bits of data at
        one time.
        
        Ports and Cables (cont..)
        • A SCSI port can transmit data at rates in excess of 320 Mbps and can support up to 15 devices. SCSI devices must
        be terminated at the endpoints of the SCSI chain. A network port, also known as an RJ-45 port, connects a computer to a network. The maximum length of network cable is 328 feet (100 m).
        • A PS/2 port connects a keyboard or a mouse to a computer. The PS/2 port is a 6-pin mini-DIN female connector.
        
        Ports and Cables (cont..)
        • An audio port connects audio devices to the computer.
        Line In - Connects to an external source, such as a stereo system
        Microphone-Connects to a microphone
        Line Out - Connects to speakers or headphones
        Gameport/MIDI - Connects to a joystick or MIDI-interfaced device
        • A video port connects a monitor cable to a computer.