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https://www.futureelectronics.com/p/interconnect--pin-and-socket-connectors--header-plug-board-mount/1-776163-1-te-connectivity-3170771
High power connectors, Card Connector, Micro-plugs, receptacle housing connector
AMPSEAL 35 Position Three Row Snap Mount Right Angle Pin Header
#TE Connectivity#1-776163-1#Pin and Socket Connectors#Headers Connectors#board#Multi pin connector#pin plug connector#board mount connector#plug housing#Male Pin Header#High power connectors#Card#Micro-plugs#receptacle housing connector
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https://www.futureelectronics.com/p/interconnect--pin-and-socket-connectors--header-plug-board-mount/1-794073-1-te-connectivity-3550126
Socket Connector Contacts, micro-plugs, Connectors, Plug connectors, Wire crimp
Mini-Universal MATE-N-LOK 8 Position Dual Row Through-Hole Straight Pin Header
#TE Connectivity#1-794073-1#Pin and Socket Connectors#Headers Connectors#Socket Connector Contacts#micro-plugs#Plug connectors#Wire crimp#Pin#socket board#wire#receptacle#Plugging PCB components#Card Connector#Multi pin connector
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Pin headers, Board mount socket manufacturers, socket housing, socket board
Ultra Fast 22-18 AWG Straight Fully Insulated Receptacle Assembly
#TE Connectivity#2-520102-2#Connectors#Pin and Socket Connectors#Pin Contacts#pin headers#socket housing#socket board#PCB pins#pin receptacles#receptacle socket#plug housings#types#multi pin connector#socket cable connector#pin plug adapter
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Connectors, board mount connector, socket mount, receptacle socket, board mount socket
XA Series 4 Circuits 7.5 x 15 mm Surface Mount Shrouded Header
#Pin and Socket Connectors#Headers Connectors#BM04B-XASS-TF(LF)(SN)#JST#Connectors#board mount connector#socket mount#Header plug#board header#Pin headers#Wire mount sockets#multi-pin interconnects#crimp pin
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Do you have a favorite plug/socket connector of any kind?
Hmm, favourite, not really, when I need to connect things I'm usually turning to matters of convenience, price and requirement, there's not many alternatives to, say, a u.fl antenna connector. Actually wait no I was talking about this on IRC last night, I do at least kind of have an answer, which are the GES S and 100 series of high voltage, high cycle connectors. Really all the GES high voltage stuff is fun but these are the best.
These are the family of single-pole high voltage connectors that use a long, long, LONG PTFE socket to provide safe isolation for the spicy end of an equally long PTFE sheathed plug, so that when you turn on a 50+kV source on the one side you can trust that you haven't just electrified the panel you plugged into by forming an arc. They look like this:
I saw a video of these on Twitter or Fedi once and I unfortunately cannot find it because they're great, when you pull them out they leave a vacuum behind so as the tip clears it makes a loud *pop* noise. These are effectively an electrical connector on the end of a sufficiently long stick that the enormous potential you're creating between the tip and the panel can't arc back up and bite you in the ass.
The various models are rated for up to 100kV of potential, the small ones can do 30A and the big ones can do 80A. They're also rated 100k mating cycles, so you can use them when you're working with, say, high voltage machinery that might need to be disconnected and serviced regularly.
Consider that, at 80A and 100kV, you're moving 8 megawatts, which is somewhere between 5-15 % of the output of your average nuclear reactor.
They make multi-pole ones rated for more ordinary 5-12kV loads, which are much more convenient if you only have to deal with moderately high voltage connections.
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The **evolution of the iPhone** since its introduction in 2007 has been a defining journey in the world of smartphones, with significant advancements in design, performance, and features. Here's a brief overview of key milestones in iPhone evolution:
### 1. **iPhone (2007)**
- **Notable Features**: 3.5" touchscreen, 2 MP camera, 4GB/8GB storage.
- **Innovation**: The first touchscreen-only smartphone, removing the physical keyboard seen in other phones at the time. It introduced multi-touch technology and mobile internet.
### 2. **iPhone 3G (2008)**
- **Notable Features**: 3G network support, App Store.
- **Innovation**: Faster internet browsing with 3G connectivity and the launch of the App Store, which opened the door to third-party apps.
### 3. **iPhone 3GS (2009)**
- **Notable Features**: Faster processor, video recording, voice control.
- **Innovation**: Significant speed improvements ("S" stands for speed) and better camera capabilities, including video recording.
### 4. **iPhone 4 (2010)**
- **Notable Features**: Retina Display, FaceTime, 5 MP camera, glass design.
- **Innovation**: A major redesign with a stainless steel frame and glass front/back, and the introduction of the Retina Display, which had higher pixel density for crisper visuals.
### 5. **iPhone 4S (2011)**
- **Notable Features**: Siri, 8 MP camera, A5 chip.
- **Innovation**: Siri, the first virtual assistant on an iPhone, was introduced, along with significant camera and processor upgrades.
### 6. **iPhone 5 (2012)**
- **Notable Features**: 4" display, Lightning connector, LTE support.
- **Innovation**: The iPhone grew in size to a 4-inch screen and introduced the Lightning connector, replacing the 30-pin dock.
### 7. **iPhone 5S & 5C (2013)**
- **Notable Features (5S)**: Touch ID, 64-bit architecture.
- **Notable Features (5C)**: Colorful plastic body.
- **Innovation**: The iPhone 5S brought Touch ID for fingerprint authentication and a powerful 64-bit A7 chip. The 5C was a more affordable model with colorful designs.
### 8. **iPhone 6 & 6 Plus (2014)**
- **Notable Features**: 4.7" & 5.5" displays, Apple Pay.
- **Innovation**: Apple entered the "phablet" market with larger displays, along with introducing Apple Pay, the company's mobile payment system.
### 9. **iPhone 6S & 6S Plus (2015)**
- **Notable Features**: 3D Touch, 12 MP camera, 4K video.
- **Innovation**: The introduction of 3D Touch, which allowed the screen to detect varying levels of pressure, creating new ways to interact with the phone.
### 10. **iPhone SE (2016)**
- **Notable Features**: 4" screen, A9 chip (same as iPhone 6S).
- **Innovation**: A smaller, more affordable model, resembling the iPhone 5S but with the internal power of the iPhone 6S.
### 11. **iPhone 7 & 7 Plus (2016)**
- **Notable Features**: Dual cameras (7 Plus), no headphone jack, water resistance.
- **Innovation**: The removal of the headphone jack was controversial, and Apple also introduced dual cameras on the 7 Plus for improved zoom and portrait photography.
### 12. **iPhone 8 & 8 Plus (2017)**
- **Notable Features**: Wireless charging, glass back, True Tone display.
- **Innovation**: While similar to the iPhone 7, the 8 series introduced wireless charging through the glass back and enhanced display technology with True Tone.
### 13. **iPhone X (2017)**
- **Notable Features**: Edge-to-edge OLED display, Face ID, no home button.
- **Innovation**: A radical redesign that removed the home button and Touch ID, replacing it with Face ID, Apple’s facial recognition technology. It also introduced the first OLED display in an iPhone.
### 14. **iPhone XS, XS Max, & XR (2018)**
- **Notable Features**: Larger OLED display (XS Max), Liquid Retina display (XR), A12 chip.
- **Innovation**: The XS Max brought a massive 6.5" screen, while the XR offered a more affordable option with an LCD display but the same powerful internals.
### 15. **iPhone 11, 11 Pro, & 11 Pro Max (2019)**
- **Notable Features**: Ultra-wide camera, night mode, A13 chip.
- **Innovation**: A triple-camera system on the Pro models enhanced photography, including better low-light performance with night mode.
### 16. **iPhone SE (2nd Gen) (2020)**
- **Notable Features**: A13 chip, 4.7" display, Touch ID.
- **Innovation**: Like the original SE, this model combined older iPhone design (resembling the iPhone 8) with powerful internals from newer models, offering a budget-friendly option.
### 17. **iPhone 12 Mini, 12, 12 Pro, & 12 Pro Max (2020)**
- **Notable Features**: 5G support, MagSafe, Ceramic Shield.
- **Innovation**: The iPhone 12 series introduced 5G connectivity and the MagSafe system for attaching accessories. Ceramic Shield provided increased drop protection.
### 18. **iPhone 13 Mini, 13, 13 Pro, & 13 Pro Max (2021)**
- **Notable Features**: Smaller notch, ProMotion 120Hz display (Pro models), Cinematic Mode.
- **Innovation**: Focused on camera improvements, including Cinematic Mode for video recording, and higher refresh rate displays on the Pro models for smoother performance.
### 19. **iPhone SE (3rd Gen) (2022)**
- **Notable Features**: A15 chip, 5G, improved battery life.
- **Innovation**: Continuation of the budget-friendly SE line with more powerful internals.
### 20. **iPhone 14, 14 Plus, 14 Pro, & 14 Pro Max (2022)**
- **Notable Features**: Dynamic Island (Pro models), 48 MP camera (Pro), Always-On Display (Pro), satellite SOS.
- **Innovation**: The Pro models introduced the Dynamic Island, a new interactive notification area, along with the powerful 48 MP main camera and satellite communication for emergencies.
### 21. **iPhone 15, 15 Plus, 15 Pro, & 15 Pro Max (2023)**
- **Notable Features**: USB-C port, A17 Pro chip, Action Button (Pro models).
- **Innovation**: The transition from Lightning to USB-C for universal charging, along with enhanced performance and camera upgrades.
The iPhone's journey reflects major technological strides and design shifts, focusing on improving usability, camera quality, and processing power with each iteration.
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Some assorted plug n’ play/hardline interface headcanons… Depending on frame type, most transformers have a row of ports and at least one spooled cable in the general area of the spark chamber. The exact shape and connection method of these plugs and ports varies wildly depending on age, where they're from, etc. Some have flat ribbon connectors, some have rows of pins, some have interlocking plugs that bear little resemblance to anything humans have come up with. There are, among a certain minority, the classic wall socket/plug type connection.
With the diversity in plugs comes the need for adapters, and boy are there adapters. A human might always carry a condom in case they get lucky; a cybertronian always carries a near-universal adapter. Once linked up, interface ensues by sending pulses of energy directly from one's spark down the cable into the receiving partner; most interfaces have a mutual connection with each bot plugged into their partner.
There's also the question of voltage. The larger the bot, the higher the voltage they produce. Though it's possible for very large and very small bots to interface with the right adapters, it can be easy to send too much voltage through the connection and fry the smaller bot's circuits. The maximum size difference is usually between a larger than average bot (G1 Optimus Prime, Inferno, Blaster, etc.) and a Minibot. Someone like, say, Rumble would get fried to a crisp if he tried something with a larger bot, but average-sized bots (Jazz, Prowl, Ratchet) are safe to interface with.
Just like in real life, male-male cords (that is, a cable with a plug on each end) are extremely dangerous but are manufactured by adventurous bots.
There are multiple “layers” to hardline interface. Surface-level connections allow each partner to send pleasurable impulses to the other. Deeper levels allow them to communicate processor-to-processor and quite literally feel what the other is feeling. The deepest level is almost like a sparkmerge, with two separate frames becoming one united being able to completely control the other, much like a combiner. This level of connection is hard to maintain, though.
Polyamory is common among cybertornians, as is interface with multiple partners. For hardline interface with… say, four partners, there's usually a linear connection.
A is plugged into B, B into C, C into D, and D into A, with energy pulses being delivered to each bot in turn.
There's also a “multi-point connection”, where A is plugged into B, C, and D; B into C, D, and A; and D into A, B, and C. This requires quite a lot of adapters, and often results in a tangled mess among less experienced partners.
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**Interventerential Camping Equipment User Guide**
Please take a moment to familiarize yourself with the many features and capabilities of this Interventerential Camping Equipment Kit: *Your life may depend on it!*
Interventerential Camping, or Backcountry Camping, within the Mystery Flesh Pit National Park’s many unreinforced, natural trails offers unparalleled challenges and opportunities to the serious hiker and outdoorsman. Leaving behind the maintained and civilized infrastructure of the main park area requires more than exceptional physical endurance and psychological fortitude: the environment of the flesh pit demands the use of machinery specifically designed to help you get the most out of your hiking adventure.
The **yellow** bag in your kit contains your Interventerential Tent: Unlike traditional tents, this tent has been designed specifically to accommodate the known biomaterial sheeting found within the Mystery Flesh Pit. This retracting fabric, once assembled, will protect you from the potentially crushing embrace of parasitic muscles that will wrap you as you sleep, while the special lining of the fabric prevents the pit from becoming aware of your body.
The **orange** bag in your kit contains your Support Pack: an all-in-one unit designed to provide you with air filtration, water filtration, an electric stove, and conditioned air. Also contained in the orange bag are the necessary hoses to connect your Support Pack to your Interventerential Tent.
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**Additional Tips:**
- Coin-operated Hiking Support Kiosks are located at 5-mile intervals along natural trails. These illuminated stations each provide a clean water nozzle, a gasoline nozzle, desiccant filters, exhaust filters, snack & cigarette vending, and an emergency telephone line to the lower visitor center. Your support pack is designed to be recharged at these kiosks. Please do not dispose of used filters or trash at these stations or along trail routes; used filters may be recycled at the lower visitor center.
- Remember to stay fully hydrated, as the high-temperature, high-humidity environment can quickly lead to fatigue when combined with strenuous physical activity.
- Do not approach any wildlife you encounter while hiking. Observe from a distance, but do not attempt to disturb any inter-pit life forms.
- Exercise an attitude of respect and courtesy for fellow hikers you may encounter. Your time in the deep recesses of the multi-day natural trail is a deeply personal and intimate journey made by people of all races, creeds, and walks of life. However, if another party invites you to join them for a rest or meal, consider accepting it! Memories made on the trails are often moments that last a lifetime.
- Natural trails within the Mystery Flesh Pit consist of complete, damp darkness for long stretches. Headlamps and camp lights are operational before setting out.
- When finished, please return your Interventerential Camping Equipment Kit to the Hiking Equipment Check-out Counter on level 4 of the lower visitor center.
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**Interventerential Tent Assembly & Setup**
1. Unfold upper and lower sections while keeping assembly upright.
(Fig. A)
2. Ensure proper clearance before setting up your tent for ventilation and structure.
Minimum 7ft height and 12ft width clearance are required.
3. Engage locking joints and begin unfolding the tent.
4. Take care not to damage sensitive lining during the unfolding process.
(Fig. B)
5. Continue expanding the structure until it forms the full shape. Ensure all locking pins are fully engaged.
(Fig. C)
6. Do not start Support Pack until the tent is fully assembled and all pins are locked.
(Fig. D)
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**Support Pack Overview**
The support pack includes a full range of features for hiking in the Mystery Flesh Pit, including an air duct connector, exhaust fan, water filtration unit, and stove among other components. Follow all instructions to ensure safe and effective use during your hike.
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20240207: the History of LEGO Castle day 038. 6034-1 Black Monarch's Ghost (1990, 48 pieces, 28 different parts) The Black Monarch's Ghost is another small guard shack, built on a green 6x6 plate with two black 3x3x6 corner panels with two brown doors. The set also container a black knight riding a white horse with a blue saddle, a dark gray parrot, and a glow-in-the-dark ghost. There are two minifigures for this set. The first is a knight with a black torso and black arms with the silver breastplate pattern, black legs with a red belt, dark gray armor, a black helmet with a dark gray visor, a blue dragon with yellow wings on a red background with a blue border triangular shield, and a red three plume feather. The other minifigure is a glow-in-the-dark ghost! The body is made from a white torso with white arms and white gloves, a plain black minifigure head, a white 1x2 plate, and a white 1x2 brick with the ghost cover over it all. While the brown door was first seen on two major pirate sets in 1989 (6276 Eldorado Fortress and 6285 Black Seas Barracuda), this is the first time it's used in a LEGOLAND Castle System set. This is also the first dark gray parrot, though the multi-colored parrot was also seen in the Black Seas Barracuda. Back of the box builds for this set include a very claustrophobic fence for the horse, a different kind of outpost with the ghost riding the horse and haunting the knight, and a magical archway with the ghost framed by the setting sun. Rebrickable has several alternate builds for this set by users Lego@fan and Mandarini. This set is so much fun. I remember when it first came out. It's the first with the glow-in-the-dark ghost and a knight with ARMOR and a visor you could move up and down. And the ghost is also very friendly looking, with its happy smile and large tilted eyes. This set also has the technic connector bricks and pin, indicating you can attach this set to others within the series, which I am certain I will try during this project :) Parts inventory for this set can be found on BrickLink or Rebrickable and a free download of the instructions can be found on ToysPeriod.
#lego castles#lego#lego castle#lego history#lego castle history#history of lego castle#lego system castle#legoland system castle#lego castle system#legoland castle system#lego 6034#lego black monarch's ghost#lego black knights
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MTP/MPO Fiber Optic Cable: Types and Their Applications
With ever-greater bandwidths and network connections to deal with in data centers, traditional duplex fiber patch cords like LC fiber patch cords no longer meet the demands. To solve this issue, MTP/MPO fiber optic cable that houses more fibers in a multi-fiber MTP/MPO connector was introduced in the market as a practical solution for 40G/100G/400G high-density cabling in data centers. This article will introduce different MTP/MPO cable types and their applications.
What is MTP/MPO Cable?
MPO (multi-fiber push-on) is the first generation of clip-clamping multi-core fiber optic connectors. MTP is an advanced version of MPO with the better mechanical and optical performance. They look similar and are fully compatible and interchangeable.
MTP/MPO cable consists of MTP/MPO connector and optical fiber. MTP/MPO connector has a female type (without pins) or a male type (with pins). MTP/MPO connector increases the fiber optic cable density and saves circuit card and rack space, which is well suited for current data center cabling and future network speed upgrades.
MTP/MPO Cable Types
MTP/MPO cable types are classified based on function, polarity, fiber count, fiber mode, and jacket rating.
By Function
Based on function, MPO/MTP cable type is divided into MTP/MPO trunk cable, MTP/MPO breakout cable, and MTP/MPO conversion cable.
MTP/MPO Trunk Cable
MTP/MPO trunk cable is terminated with an MTP/MPO connector (female/male) on both ends, which is available in 8-144 fiber counts for users’ choices. Typically, MTP/MPO trunk cable is ideal for creating a structured cabling system, including backbone and horizontal interconnections such as 40G-40G and 100G-100G direct connections.
2.MTP/MPO Breakout Cable
MTP/MPO breakout cable (aka. harness cable or fanout cable) is terminated with a female/male MTP/MPO connector on one end and 4/6/8/12 duplex LC/FC/SC/ST connectors on the other end, such as 8-fiber MTP/MPO to 4 LC harness cables and 12-fiber MTP/MPO to 6 LC harness cables. Typically, MTP/MPO breakout cable is ideal for short-range 10G-40G and 25G-100G direct connections or for connecting backbone assemblies to a rack system in the high-density backbone cabling.
3.MTP/MPO Conversion Cable
MTP/MPO conversion cable has the same fanout design as MTP/MPO breakout cable but is different in fiber counts and types. MTP/MPO conversion cable is terminated with MTP/MPO connectors on both ends. MTP/MPO conversion cable is available in 24-fiber to 2×12-fiber, 24-fiber to 3×8-fiber, and 2×12-fiber to 3×8-fiber types, and is ideal for 10G-40G, 40G-40G, 40G-100G, and 40G-120G connections, which eliminate fiber wasting and largely increase the flexibility of the MTP/MPO cabling system.
By Polarity
Polarity refers to the difference between the optical transmitters and receivers at both ends of the fiber link. Due to the special design of MTP/MPO connectors, polarity issues must be addressed in high-density MTP/MPO cabling systems. To guarantee the correct polarity of the optical path, the TIA 568 standard defines three connection methods, called Type A, Type B, and Type C. The cables of the three MTP/MPO connector types have different structures.
By Fiber Count
Based on fiber count, MTP/MPO cable type is divided into 8/12/16/24 fiber. The 8-fiber MTP/MPO cable can transmit the same data rate as 12-fiber, but with lower cost and insertion loss, making it a more cost-effective solution. 12-fiber MTP/MPO cable is the earliest developed and most commonly used solution in 10G-40G and 40G-100G connections. If it is used in 40G QSFP+ or 100G QSFP28 transceivers, 4 fibers will be idle, resulting in low fiber utilization.16-fiber MTP/MPO is designed for 800G QSFP-DD/OSFP DR8 and 800G OSFP XDR8 optics direct connection and supporting 800G transmission for hyperscale data center. 24-fiber fiber MTP/MPO cable is used to establish a 100GBASE-SR10 connection or 400G connection between CFP and CFP transceivers.
By Fiber Mode
Based on fiber mode, MTP/MPO cable includes single-mode (SM) and multi-mode (MM). SM MTP/MPO cable is suitable for long-distance transmissions, such as in metropolitan area networks (MANs) and passive optical networks PONs (PONs), with less modal dispersion, and it is available in OS2 type. While MM MTP/MPO cable is suitable for short-distance transmission, allowing 40 Git/s maximum transmission distance of 100m or 150m, and it is available in OM3/OM4 types.
By Jacket Rating
According to different fire rating requirements, the jackets of MTP/MPO cable types are divided into low smoke zero halogen (LSZH), optical fiber non-conductive plenum (OFNP), communications multipurpose cable plenum (CMP), etc. LSZH MTP/MPO cable is free of halogenated materials (toxic and corrosive during combustion), provides better protection for personnel and equipment in a fire, and is suitable for closed places. OFNP MTP/MPO cable contains no electrically conductive elements and is designed with the highest fire rating, which can be installed in ducts, plenums, and other spaces for building airflow. CMP MTP/MPO cable can restrict flame propagation and smoke exhaust rate during a fire, which is suitable for plenum spaces, where air circulation for heating and air conditioning systems are facilitated.
Conclusion
MTP/MPO cables provide stable transmission, high performance, high-density cabling for various environments, and prevent network bottlenecks, reduce network latency, and expand bandwidth and scalability for future network expansion. Sun Telecom provides total and customized solutions of fiber optic products to the global market. Contact us if you have any needs.
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Introduction to RK3588
What is RK3588?
RK3588 is a universal SoC with ARM architecture, which integrates quad-core Cortex-A76 (large core) and quad-core Cortex-A55(small core). Equipped with G610 MP4 GPU, which can run complex graphics processing smoothly. Embedded 3D GPU makes RK3588 fully compatible with OpenGLES 1.1, 2.0 and 3.2, OpenCL up to 2.2 and Vulkan1.2. A special 2D hardware engine with MMU will maximize display performance and provide smooth operation. And a 6 TOPs NPU empowers various AI scenarios, providing possibilities for local offline AI computing in complex scenarios, complex video stream analysis, and other applications. Built-in a variety of powerful embedded hardware engines, support 8K@60fps H.265 and VP9 decoders, 8K@30fps H.264 decoders and 4K@60fps AV1 decoders; support 8K@30fps H.264 and H.265 encoder, high-quality JPEG encoder/decoder, dedicated image pre-processor and post-processor.
RK3588 also introduces a new generation of fully hardware-based ISP (Image Signal Processor) with a maximum of 48 million pixels, implementing many algorithm accelerators, such as HDR, 3A, LSC, 3DNR, 2DNR, sharpening, dehaze, fisheye correction, gamma Correction, etc., have a wide range of applications in graphics post-processing. RK3588 integrates Rockchip's new generation NPU, which can support INT4/INT8/INT16/FP16 hybrid computing. Its strong compatibility can easily convert network models based on a series of frameworks such as TensorFlow / MXNet / PyTorch / Caffe. RK3588 has a high-performance 4-channel external memory interface (LPDDR4/LPDDR4X/LPDDR5), capable of supporting demanding memory bandwidth.
RK3588 Block Diagram
Advantages of RK3588?
Computing: RK3588 integrates quad-core Cortex-A76 and quad-core Cortex-A55, G610 MP4 graphics processor, and a separate NEON coprocessor. Integrating the third-generation NPU self-developed by Rockchip, computing power 6TOPS, which can meet the computing power requirements of most artificial intelligence models.
Vision: support multi-camera input, ISP3.0, high-quality audio;
Display: support multi-screen display, 8K high-quality, 3D display, etc.;
Video processing: support 8k video and multiple 4k codecs;
Communication: support multiple high-speed interfaces such as PCIe2.0 and PCIe3.0, USB3.0, and Gigabit Ethernet;
Operating system: Android 12 is supported. Linux and Ubuntu will be developed in succession;
FET3588-C SoM based on Rockchip RK3588
Forlinx FET3588-C SoM inherits all advantages of RK3588. The following introduces it from structure and hardware design.
1. Structure:
The SoM size is 50mm x 68mm, smaller than most RK3588 SoMs on market;
100pin ultra-thin connector is used to connect SoM and carrier board. The combined height of connectors is 1.5mm, which greatly reduces the thickness of SoM; four mounting holes with a diameter of 2.2mm are reserved at the four corners of SoM. The product is used in a vibration environment can install fixing screws to improve the reliability of product connections.
2. Hardware Design:
FET3568-C SoM uses 12V power supply. A higher power supply voltage can increase the upper limit of power supply and reduce line loss. Ensure that the Forlinx’s SoM can run stably for a long time at full load. The power supply adopts RK single PMIC solution, which supports dynamic frequency modulation.
FET3568-C SoM uses 4 pieces of 100pin connectors, with a total of 400 pins; all the functions that can be extracted from processor are all extracted, and ground loop pins of high-speed signal are sufficient, and power supply and loop pins are sufficient to ensure signal integrity and power integrity.
The default memory configuration of FET3568-C SoM supports 4GB/8GB (up to 32GB) LPDDR4/LPDDR4X-4266; default storage configuration supports 32GB/64GB (larger storage is optional) eMMC; Each interface signal and power supply of SoM and carrier board have been strictly tested to ensure that the signal quality is good and the power wave is within specified range.
PCB layout: Forlinx uses top layer-GND-POWER-bottom layer to ensure the continuity and stability of signals.
RK3588 SoM hardware design Guide
FET3588-C SoM has integrated power supply and storage circuit in a small module. The required external circuit is very simple. A minimal system only needs power supply and startup configuration to run, as shown in the figure below:
The minimum system includes SoM power supply, system flashing circuit, and debugging serial port circuit. The minimum system schematic diagram can be found in "OK3588-C_Hardware Manual". However, in general, it is recommended to connect some external devices, such as debugging serial port, otherwise user cannot judge whether system is started. After completing these, on this basis, add the functions required by user according to default interface definition of RK3588 SoM provided by Forlinx.
RK3588 Carrier Board Hardware Design Guide
The interface resources derived from Forlinx embedded OK3588-C development board are very rich, which provides great convenience for customers' development and testing. Moreover, OK3588-C development board has passed rigorous tests and can provide stable performance support for customers' high-end applications.
In order to facilitate user's secondary development, Forlinx provides RK3588 hardware design guidelines to annotate the problems that may be encountered during design process of RK3588. We want to help users make the research and development process simpler and more efficient, and make customers' products smarter and more stable. Due to the large amount of content, only a few guidelines for interface design are listed here. For details, you can contact us online to obtain "OK3588-C_Hardware Manual" (Click to Inquiry)
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Some 2004 phones had enough memory to store a couple of albums. Notably, Sony-Ericsson phones had expandable memory and decent mp3 playback.
The problem is, outside of high-end models, they all only had proprietary ports. I had a Sony-Ericsson Walkman W810i, which in 2006 was advertised as a "music phone"
It did not have a 3.5-Jack. It had a proprietary Sony multi-pin connector and you needed a special dongle to convert it to a 3.5-Jack.
@4hourfearlessleader I believe you told me that more American models had typical headphone jacks, which I can believe, but I can assure you this was not the case in Europe.
Furthermore whoever removed the audio jack from phones should be grilled in front of congress. The fact that I need a dongle to listen to music on a modern telephone while 20 years ago I could have simply plugged a universally standardized cord into the audio jack everyone knew how to use is an anti-human move that should be punished.
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GeForce RTXâ„¢ 3060 Ti GAMING OC 8G (rev. 2.0) FEATURES NVIDIA Ampere Streaming Multiprocessors 2nd Generation RT Cores 3rd Generation Tensor Cores Powered by GeForce RTXâ„¢ 3060 Ti Integrated with 8GB GDDR6 256-bit memory interface WINDFORCE 3X Cooling System with alternate spinning fans RGB Fusion 2.0 Protection metal back plate LHR (Lite Hash Rate) version CORE CLOCK 1740 MHz (Reference Card: 1665 MHz) Specification Graphics Processing GeForce RTXâ„¢ 3060 Ti Core Clock 1740 MHz (Reference Card: 1665 MHz) CUDA® Cores 4864 Memory Clock 14000 MHz Memory Size 8‎ GB Memory Type GDDR6 Memory Bus 2‎56 bit Memory Bandwidth (GB/sec) 448 GB/s Card Bus PCI-E 4.0 x 16 Digital max resolution 7680×4320 Multi-view 4‎ Card size L=282 W=117 H=41 mm PCB Form ATX DirectX 12 Ultimate OpenGL 4‎.6 Recommended PSU 600W Power Connectors 8 Pin*1 Output DisplayPort 1.4a *2 HDMI 2.1 *2 SLI Support N/A Accessories Quick guide Warranty 3 Years Note* Price, feature and specifications are subject to change without notice.
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XLR Connector - ATI Pro
ATI Pro Technologies the brand is more precisely into research and development of pro audio & lighting products. We specialize in offering top-tier lighting and audio solutions at competitive prices. XLR Connector is a three-pin or multi-pin electrical connector commonly used in professional audio, video, and stage lighting equipment. Known for its durability and secure locking mechanism, it carries balanced audio signals, reducing noise interference. It's widely used for microphones, mixers, and other audio devices.
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MPO Connectors: The Backbone of High-Performance Data Centers
The ever-growing demand for data in today's digital world pushes data centers to constantly evolve. Traditional single-fiber optic connectors, while reliable, become cumbersome and space-consuming when dealing with high-speed applications. This is where MPO connector step in, offering a powerful solution for data center connectivity.
Unveiling the MPO Connector
MPO, signifying Multi-fiber Push-On, is a revolutionary type of fiber optic connector designed to accommodate multiple fibers within a single, compact housing. Unlike their single-fiber counterparts, MPO connectors boast the ability to house anywhere from 8 to 32 fibers. This significantly reduces cable bulk and streamlines installation in data centers.
These connectors come in two distinct genders: male and female. Male connectors feature two pins for precise alignment during mating, while female connectors lack these pins. This design ensures proper connection and prevents accidental damage to the delicate fibers. Additionally, MPO connectors boast a keying mechanism that guarantees correct fiber alignment, eliminating the risk of accidental mismatches during connection.
The Power of MPO: Advantages Explained
MPO connectors offer a multitude of advantages over traditional single-fiber connectors, making them the ideal choice for high-density data center applications:
High-Density Champion: The ability to accommodate multiple fibers in one connector significantly reduces cable clutter and saves valuable rack space. In data centers where space is often a premium, this translates to a more efficient use of real estate.
Faster Deployment, Faster ROI: Terminating and managing individual fibers can be a time-consuming and tedious process. MPO connectors, due to their pre-terminated nature, allow for significantly faster deployment. This translates to quicker installation times, reduced labor costs, and a faster return on investment.
Scalable for the Future: MPO connectors are designed with versatility in mind, accommodating various fiber counts. This allows data centers to effortlessly scale their infrastructure as bandwidth demands inevitably increase. Upgrading becomes a breeze – simply swap out MPO cables with higher fiber counts.
Cost-Effective in the Long Run: While the initial cost of an MPO connector might be slightly higher than a single-fiber connector, the overall cost savings are substantial. Reduced cable bulk translates to lower material costs, and faster deployment leads to reduced labor expenses. In the long run, MPO connectors offer a more cost-effective solution.
Unmatched Performance: MPO connectors seamlessly support various high-speed protocols like 40 Gigabit Ethernet (GbE) and 100 GbE, making them perfectly suited for modern data center applications.
Beyond the Data Center: Applications of MPO Connectors
MPO connectors find their primary application in data centers, especially for high-speed backbone connections between network devices. However, their reach extends beyond data centers:
Telecommunication Networks: Service providers utilize MPO connectors to bolster network capacity and enable faster data transmission.
Enterprise Networks: Businesses with high bandwidth requirements can leverage MPO connectors to efficiently connect servers and storage devices.
Cloud Computing: High-density, scalable network connections are crucial for cloud data centers, and MPO connectors play a vital role in achieving this.
Considerations Before Making the Switch
While MPO connectors offer numerous benefits, there are a few points to consider before making the switch:
Specialized Expertise Required: MPO terminations require specialized tools and training. Improper handling can damage the delicate fibers and lead to performance issues.
Testing – A More Complex Process: Testing MPO connections can be more complex compared to single-fiber connectors due to the presence of multiple fibers. Specialized equipment might be necessary for proper verification.
Initial Investment: While MPO connectors themselves are cost-effective in the long run, the specialized tools and testing equipment required can add to the initial investment.
Conclusion
MPO connectors have become an indispensable component in modern data centers, enabling high-density, scalable, and efficient network connections. Their ability to house multiple fibers within a single unit reduces cable clutter, saves space, and simplifies deployment. While there are some considerations regarding complexity and testing, the overall benefits of MPO connectors make them a compelling choice for data centers facing ever-increasing bandwidth demands. So, the next time you think about high-performance data centers, remember the backbone that keeps them running smoothly – MPO connectors.
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