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3 Must-have Cables in Your Everyday Cable Toolkit
The one cable that everyone knows is a USB cable. You unplug your phone from the charging brick and plug it into the laptop to keep it charging while you transfer files. It’s so common that most of the time it goes unnoticed.
But like any other electronic item, there are nuances and if you learn all the differences between all of them, you will see how the slight changes in versions change the specifications and thus its abilities.
There are multiple types of USB cables and in all of those, there are versions. If you are building a cable tool kit that you can use for all your devices for various purposes, here are some that you should definitely add:
- USB A cable and its variants:
A USB A to micro USB B cable is used for devices such as phones, tablets, ebook readers, point and shoot cameras, Bluetooth speakers, etc. Simply having one of these can be an asset. This also means you can use the same charging brick with all of them, essentially reducing the number of things you have to carry around.
If your devices are on the new side, your cable […]
3 Must-have Cables in Your Everyday Cable Toolkit
The one cable that everyone knows is a USB cable. You unplug your phone from the charging brick and plug it into the laptop to keep it charging while you transfer files. It’s so common that most of the time it goes unnoticed.
But like any other electronic item, there are nuances and if you learn all the differences between all of them, you will see how the slight changes in versions change the specifications and thus its abilities.
There are multiple types of USB cables and in all of those, there are versions. If you are building a cable tool kit that you can use for all your devices for various purposes, here are some that you should definitely add:
- USB A cable and its variants:
A USB A to micro USB B cable is used for devices such as phones, tablets, ebook readers, point and shoot cameras, Bluetooth speakers, etc. Simply having one of these can be an asset. This also means you can use the same charging brick with all of them, essentially reducing the number of things you have to carry around.
If your devices are on the new side, your cable […]
All You Need to Know About Impact of Patch Cords on Network
Data centers and network support have become an integral part of every business today. The software applications which keep mission-critical operations running in redundant, 24/7 ecosystems, rely on structured cabling systems that are properly engineered which they use to connect the cloud to every user. So, you can say that structured cabling is the main foundation of data centers.
However, structured cabling is not as useful as UPS systems, it plays a vital role in supporting the cloud. But, there is one important component which people easily forget is patch cord, also known as fiber optic patch cord.
Usually, we buy patch cords at the last minute and install them haphazardly. But, you can improve the performance of your network by selecting the right patch cord type.
Proper design, specification, manufacturing, installation, and maintenance of patch cord systems help to ensure that your network experiences much uptime.
If there is a problem with the patch cord, it can create problems for any enterprise company.
Now comes the question, what factors lead to so much growth of the data which in turn increases the dependency on having a strong network.
The tremendous amount of data growth is due to social media, video streaming, IoT, Big data analytics, and many […]
All You Need to Know About Impact of Patch Cords on Network
Data centers and network support have become an integral part of every business today. The software applications which keep mission-critical operations running in redundant, 24/7 ecosystems, rely on structured cabling systems that are properly engineered which they use to connect the cloud to every user. So, you can say that structured cabling is the main foundation of data centers.
However, structured cabling is not as useful as UPS systems, it plays a vital role in supporting the cloud. But, there is one important component which people easily forget is patch cord, also known as fiber optic patch cord.
Usually, we buy patch cords at the last minute and install them haphazardly. But, you can improve the performance of your network by selecting the right patch cord type.
Proper design, specification, manufacturing, installation, and maintenance of patch cord systems help to ensure that your network experiences much uptime.
If there is a problem with the patch cord, it can create problems for any enterprise company.
Now comes the question, what factors lead to so much growth of the data which in turn increases the dependency on having a strong network.
The tremendous amount of data growth is due to social media, video streaming, IoT, Big data analytics, and many […]
Everything you Need to Know About USBs
Using a computer in any business usually requires to be connected to a network. For connecting to your wired network, you require a free Ethernet port on your computer. If it is not available then a USB Ethernet adapter provides the necessary connectivity. When there is no availability in your system for an add on, be it Ethernet adapter or a peripheral, you might need a USB extender. They help you to run a cable to the convenient location and still use the functionality of your system.
So, when USB plays such an important role in connectivity, let’s understand, what is it?
USB stands for Universal Serial Bus. It is a port that allows you to transmit data at high speed between your computer and peripheral devices like keyboard, external hard drive, and many such devices.
It came into the market in 1995 and since then has become an important part of our devices irrespective of their size. Its features like plug and play operating system, connecting with the other peripheral devices, set them apart from other cables in the game in connecting easily with the devices.
Going further, the USB cable is available in various types and each of them has a purpose. […]
All About Power Cords in Your Data Centers
For every power supply, there is a separate cord that supports its work. Server power cord plays an important role in connecting the servers and PDUs. It is vital to choose the suitable network systems as power cord standards differ on the basis of the countries.
In this article, we will discuss the server power cords and their applications.
You can use power cords or jumper cords to connect with the server. They consist of three necessary components i.e. plug, cord, and receptacle. There are different types of cords available across the globe. But, amongst all, the most common ones are the IEC60320 power cords and nema power cords.
IECs are available in North America and other countries have NEMA cords. Going further among these server power cables, the most common among the vendors like Dell, HP, and many others are C13 to C14 power cords. There are many different types in these two types of cords.
Let’s understand the applications of these power cords in different cabling systems:
- Cabling in Low Density System:It is easy to install cords for low density systems. For example, you need to take a server in a tower configuration, it needs to use a country-specific cord for direct […]