Data Transfer USB Cable

OEM&ODM Solutions

1. Appearance ID: Zinc alloy, aluminum alloy, plastic shell, special function digital display, neck strap, IP doll design;

2. Material: PVC, TPE, Silicone, braided, PU leather, PU,

3. Power: Apple system 27W Max, traditional USB100W Max, high power 240W Max, customized maximum current 13A

4. Transmission rate: 480Mbps, 5Gbps,10Gbps, 20Gbps, 40Gbps, 80Gbps under development

Future USB Cable Standards

A new, super-fast, variation of USB 4 is on the horizon, which is the future of USB cord standards. The next-gen Version 2.0 will double the bandwidth of existing USB 4 connectors and be backward compatible.

It means the existing USB-C cables of 40 Gbps will work with faster speeds when the new standard is available. Rate solutions are already in development at 80Gbps. 120Gbps in the future. The power can currently reach 240W, and the maximum current has reached 13A.

USB Cord Certifications

The USB-IF Certificate strives to offer users a checklist of cords that satisfy grade benchmarks for smooth operation. Since all wires don’t have similar abilities, USB-IF approves them for varied objectives.

If you are buying a USB cord, you must choose a cord that can offer the best function in a particular USB environment.

USB PD (Power Delivery) Standard

It is a USB charging bar that permits users to bypass the fragmented cable market. It can be executed in all USB-powered devices, offering maximum charging energy. The ideal power is 2.5W for USB 2.0, 4.5W for USB 3.0, and 7.5W for BC version 1.2.

Now let’s discuss the advantages and compatibilities of the PD Standard.