Since there are so many connectors, we have placed them into groups. If
you have no idea what group the connector you're looking for would belong to,
there is a "slide show" of connectors with each group, you can see if the
picture of the connector you're looking for appears in the window. If it does,
then it is part of that group, go ahead and click on that group to see more
information on you're connector. The information includes a list of products
involving that connector (parts, assemblies, or manual switches).
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Some interfaces that
use this connector are parallel printers, IEEE1284, SCSI, VHDCI, IEEE488, HPIB,
GPIB.
Some interfaces that
use this connector are networking, audio, video.
Some interfaces that
use this connector are RS232, RS449, RS422, parallel, video,
SCSI.
Some interfaces that
use this connector are keyboard, mouse, Appletalk,
serial.
Digital Video Interface.
Fiber Optic
Networking.
Some interfaces that
use this connector are SCSI, old floppy drives,
video.
Some interfaces
that use this connector are phone, networking,
serial.
Power supply
connectors for internal PC.
Headers and Card
Edges for ribbon cables, there are also ribbon crimp connectors that are
Centronic, D-Style, or Honda style.
USB or FireWire
connectors, USB and FireWire don't convert to each other unless a bridge is
used.
Miscellaneous connectors include connectors for SCSI, IBM™
networking,
V.35.