USB 3.1 Type-C to 3.0 A data and charging cable, 5 Gbps, 3 A charging, black, DINIC polybag, 0.5 m

Quick overview

Advantages

• USB 3.1 Type-C plug to USB 3.0 Type-A plug
• Data transfer at up to 5 Gbit/s
• Charging at up to 3 A, depending on the host and device
• Integrated 56 kΩ resistor for USB-C detection on USB-A ports
• Integrated 10 nF capacitor for stabilising and filtering the connection
• Short cable length of 0.50 m for compact connections

Product description

The 0.5 m USB-C to USB-A cable connects USB-C devices to USB-A hosts. It supports a data transfer rate of up to 5 Gbit/s and a charging current of up to 3 A, depending on the connected devices and the USB-A port used.

The USB-C plug is designed for connection to devices with a USB-C socket, whilst the USB-A plug can be used, for example, on PCs, industrial PCs, docking stations, USB hubs or suitable USB-A charging ports.

The cable incorporates a 56 kΩ resistor to ensure correct USB-C detection when connected to USB-A ports, as well as a 10 nF capacitor to stabilise and suppress interference in the connection. The short length of 0.50 m facilitates neat cabling at workstations, in technical areas and in compact system set-ups.

Areas of application

• System integration and IT workstations
• Connecting USB-C peripherals to USB-A hosts
• Industrial PCs, panel PCs and HMI systems
• USB hubs and docking stations
• Test benches, commissioning and maintenance
• Short USB connections in technical rooms and system set-ups

Technical specifications

Compatibility

USB-A side: For USB-A hosts such as PCs, industrial PCs, docking stations, USB hubs and suitable USB-A charging ports.

USB-C side: For devices with a USB-C socket, such as smartphones, tablets, external SSDs, controllers, peripherals, and service and measuring equipment.

Operation with USB 2.0 is possible depending on the host and end device; the actual data rate and charging power achievable depend on the devices and interfaces involved.

Selection and practical advice

The cable length of 0.50 m is particularly suitable for short connections where unnecessary excess cable length is to be avoided, for example between a computer, hub, docking station or peripheral device.

To achieve the maximum data rate of up to 5 Gbit/s or a charging current of up to 3 A, the connected devices and ports must support the corresponding specifications.

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