HAVIT 10M 15M VGA CABLE

HAVIT 10M 15M VGA CABLE

The HAVIT 10M 15M VGA Cable HAVIT 10M 15M VGA CABLE." VGA cables are used to connect computers to monitors or other display devices. They typically have a 15-pin connector on each end and are used to transfer video and audio signals. The length of the cable can vary, and a 10-meter or 15-meter cable would be quite long, allowing for greater flexibility in positioning the computer and display device.

Specification

HAVIT 10M 15M VGA CABLE .VGA cables are typically comprised of a 15-pin connector on each end, and are used to transfer video and audio signals. The cable length can vary and a 10m or 15m VGA cable would be quite long, allowing for greater flexibility in positioning the computer and display device.

In general, VGA cables can support resolutions up to 1600x1200, and are typically not suitable for use with high-definition displays. VGA cables are generally not suitable for use with displays that have higher resolution than 1600x1200, you may have to use HDMI or DisplayPort cables instead. 

HAVIT X90 2M HDMI CABLE features

HAVIT 10M 15M VGA CABLE . However, here are some general features that a VGA cable could have:

• Length of 10 meters or 15 meters: This would allow for greater flexibility in positioning the computer and display device, as the cable would be long enough to reach across a room or across a stage.
• 15-pin connectors: VGA cables typically have a 15-pin connector on each end, which is the standard for VGA connections.
• Copper-coated wiring: Copper is a good conductor of electricity and is resistant to corrosion, so copper-coated wiring would ensure good signal transmission and a long lifespan for the cable.
• Ferrite beads: Ferrite beads can be added to the cable to reduce electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI), which can cause distortion of the video signal.
• Flexible jacket: The jacket of the cable should be flexible and durable, making it easy to route and manage the cable.

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A VGA cable typically has a 15-pin connector on each end, which is the standard for VGA connections. The cable can be a length of 10m or 15m, and it is usually made of copper-coated wiring. The cable is usually covered with a flexible jacket that protects the cable and makes it easy to route. The cable may also have ferrite beads to reduce electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI) which could cause distortion of the video signal.