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The term “USB type” can mean three different things: The connectors at the end of a USB cable The ports the cable is plugging into The cable itself (and sometimes this will have two types in its name) In the case of 1 and 2, the type describes the physical shape of the connectors or ports.Understanding USB means knowing the difference between types and versions, and how these influence which connectors and cables you use. In this guide, we: ● define some common USB-related terms ● explain the different types of USB connector, port and cable answer some FAQs around USB types and how they work.
TYPE
VERSION
The shape of the USB connector or port Examples: USB Type-C, USB Type-B Micro
The technology that allows data to be transferred along a cable from one device to another Examples: USB 2.0, USB 3.0
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USB Type-A Mini ● Developed to allow On-The-Go (OTG) peripheral devices such as smartphones and tablets to function as host devices for keyboards and mice ● Superseded by USB Type-B Mini and Type-B micro connectorsUSB connectors are sometimes referred to as “male” connectors, as they plug into a “female” port. The different types of connector—shown by USB version—are as follows.
MINI CONNECTORS
Although a cable has two differently shaped connectors, it takes the name of whichever connector is not USB Type-A. That’s because USB Type-A is the most commonly used USB port and connector so an alternative type is the most distinguishing feature. For example, this cable would be considered a USB Type-C cable. USB cable types are explained in more detail below.USB Type-B Mini ● Found on digital cameras, external hard drives, USB hubs and other equipment ● Used by USB 1.1 and 2.0USB Type-A Micro ● Found on USB On-The-Go (OTG) devices such as smartphones and tablets ● Doesn’t have a dedicated port but instead fits into a special AB port which accommodates both USB ● Type-A Micro and USB Type-B Micro ● Mostly superseded by USB Type-B MicroUSB Type-B Micro ● Used by modern Android devices as their standard charging plug and port
USB Type-A Mini ● Developed to allow On-The-Go (OTG) peripheral devices such as smartphones and tablets to function as host devices for keyboards and mice ● Superseded by USB Type-B Mini and Type-B micro connectorsUSB connectors are sometimes referred to as “male” connectors, as they plug into a “female” port. The different types of connector—shown by USB version—are as follows.
Although a cable has two differently shaped connectors, it takes the name of whichever connector is not USB Type-A. That’s because USB Type-A is the most commonly used USB port and connector so an alternative type is the most distinguishing feature. For example, this cable would be considered a USB Type-C cable. USB cable types are explained in more detail below.USB Type-B Mini ● Found on digital cameras, external hard drives, USB hubs and other equipment ● Used by USB 1.1 and 2.0USB Type-A Micro ● Found on USB On-The-Go (OTG) devices such as smartphones and tablets ● Doesn’t have a dedicated port but instead fits into a special AB port which accommodates both USB ● Type-A Micro and USB Type-B Micro ● Mostly superseded by USB Type-B MicroUSB Type-B Micro ● Used by modern Android devices as their standard charging plug and port
