VGA Cables 20 meters Product features and specification.

VGA Cables 20 meters

If you want to connect your computer monitor to your computer, the best option is a VGA cable. VGA stands for Video Graphics Array and it’s one of the oldest types of cables still in use today.

These cables were the most popular methods for computers with CRT monitors to connect to their displays until HDMI and DVI emerged as the mainstream options.

20M Cables VGA Cables 2L-24

• It’s optimized for analog signal transmission
• VGA cable with 15-pin female input and male output
• Bending Radius: 90°*
• Outer shielded material: Al Mylar tape
• RoHS compliant
• Compatible with ATEN VGA products
  Note:  Swings 1000 times between angles of +/- 90 degrees, at a frequency of 30 times per minute.

Here is how to identify a VGA cable port:

• The first step in identifying a VGA cable port is to look at the shape of the port. A VGA cable port will typically be rectangular and will have three rows of five pins in the middle of the port.
• The second step is to look at the coloring of the port. A VGA cable port will usually be blue in color.
• The third and optional step is to look for a label near the port that says “VGA.” If you see this label, then you can be sure that you’ve found a VGA cable port!

Brief Description of VGA Cables 20 meters

VGA is a popular display standard, stands for Video Graphics Array. It was first proposed by IBM in 1987. It’s a three row 15 pin connector comes with a screw type locking mechanism. A VGA cable carries analog components RGBHV video signal (Red, Green, Blue, Horizontal sync, Vertical Sync) and DDC data. Due to VGA carries analog signal we may suffer signal loss if we increase the wire length. The maximum resolution that a VGA can provide is 2048 x 1536 pixels. The disadvantage of a VGA is it doesn’t carry audio signal

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