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Enables the next generation of USB performance over existing USB Type-C cable plug/wires. Doubles performance and extends protocol to display and load/store applications. New signaling rates and encoding for use on existing cables. Gen2 (10 Gbps) works over all existing full-featured cables including Gen1 cables.
The USB Type-C connector ecosystem addresses the evolving needs of modern platforms and devices, and the trend toward smaller, thinner and lighter form-factor designs. Additionally, the modification of USB PD for the Type-C connector helps address the needs of power hungry applications.
• A single USB Type-C® connector can deliver functions that several connectors provide today in our electronic gadgets. • Standard USB Type-C® now offer more than twice of existing BC1.2 power and USB Type-C® PD now offer up to 100 W of power. • Supports increased demand of video and high data rates through alternate modes. Why Now?
Type C 3.0 pinout Explained and Technical schematic for High speed data transfer though USB, pinout for type-C Charger Cable power.
USB-C is very similar to Thunderbolt 3 in that it shares the same connector shape and also transmits display, power and data. USB-C can also be compatible with Thunderbolt 3*, so if you have a laptop with Thunderbolt 3 and a Monitor with USB-C* you can still connect the two together.
The USB Type-C cable is designed to support current generation USB2.0 (480 Mb/s), USB3.0 (5Gb/s), USB3.1 (10Gb/ s), and future USB specifications reaching up to 20Gb/s data rates. For additional details see please refer to the individual specifications as published by the USB-IF.
23 wrz 2015 · USB 3.1/Gen 2 is essentially USB 3.0 with double the speed, to 10 Gbit/s. It is full duplex and not reversible, so the connector and receptacle has to be aligned in the correct orientation to be inserted. It has a total capacitance of 0.1~0.5pF.
