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Do you have the right cable for the job? In this video, you’ll learn about RJ11, RJ45, F-connectors, punchdown blocks, USB, USB-C, Molex, Lightning, and DB-9 connectors. << Previous: Adapters and Converters Next Video: Fiber Connectors >>

We don’t always have exactly the right cable or connector, but we might have a handy adapter or converter. In this video, you’ll learn about converting or adapting DVI to HDMI, DVI, to VGA, USB to Ethernet, USB-C to USB-A, or using one of the many interfaces on a USB hub. << Previous: Storage Cables

Many of the storage devices in our modern computers rely on a cable for connectivity. In this video, you’ll learn about connecting drives with SATA and eSATA interfaces. << Previous: Video Cables Next Video: Adapters and Converters >>

Our monitors and displays connect to our computers using a number of different methods. In this video, you’ll learn about HDMI, DisplayPort, DVI, VGA, and video over USB-C. << Previous: Peripheral Cables Next Video: Storage Cables >>

There are standard methods for connecting peripheral devices to our computers. In this video, you’ll learn about USB, USB-C, serial cables, and Thunderbolt technologies. << Previous: Optical Fiber Next Video: Video Cables >>

Many organizations use optical fiber to connect locations over high-speed network topologies. In this video, you’ll learn the fundamentals of optical fiber and the differences between multimode fiber and single-mode fiber. << Previous: 568A and 568B Colors Next Video: Peripheral Cables >>

Network cables use a standard color scheme to maintain consistency around the world. In this video, you’ll learn about T568A and T568B color schemes for eight-conductor twisted pair cabling. << Previous: Network Cables Next Video: Optical Fiber >>

We rely on our network cables to provide high-speed connectivity. In this video, you’ll learn about twisted pair cables, unshielded vs. shielded, direct burial STP cable, and plenum-rated cable. << Previous: Display Attributes Next Video: 568A and 568B Colors >>

Display technologies can vary, and it’s important to purchase the best monitor for the task at hand. In this video, you’ll learn about pixel density, refresh rates, screen resolution, and color gamut. << Previous: Display Types Next Video: Network Cables >>

Our displays provide an important output technology, and there are many options for display types, configurations, and specifications. In this video, you’ll learn about LCD technologies, OLED, Mini LED, touchscreens, digitizers, and inverters. << Previous: Network Tools Next Video: Display Attributes >>