DVI and HDMI Cable Diagram Connector
See the bottom of this page for description of connectors.
DVI-I Female Dual Link
I stands for integrated(Analog+Digital)
DVI-Integrated Female Dual Link
DVI-I Male Dual Link
I stands for integrated(Analog+Digital)
DVI-Integrated Male Dual Link
DVI-I Female Single Link
I stands for integrated (Analog+Digital)
DVI-Integrated Single Link Female
DVI-I Male Single Link
I stands for integrated (Analog+Digital)
DVI-Integrated Single Link Male
DVI-D Female Dual Link
D stands for digital
DVI-Digital Dual Link Female
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DVI-D Male Dual Link
D stands for digital
DVI-Digital Dual Link Male
DVI-D Female Single Link
D stands for digital
DVI-Digital Single Link Female
DVI-D Male Single Link
D stands for digital
DVI-Digital Single Link Male
DVI-A Female
A stands for Analog
DVI-Analog
DVI-A Male
A stands for Analog
DVI-Analog
HDMI Female
HDMI Male
DFP Female
DFP Male
VGA (SVGA 15 Pin Connector) Female
VGA ( SVGA 15 Pin Connector)Male
DVI stands for Digital Video Interface. DVI connectors are used for LCD monitors,
HDTV, plasma displays and other video devices. The 3 types of DVI connectors are:
DVI-Analog (DVI-A), DVI-Digital (DVI-D) and DVI-Integrated (DVI-I).
DVI-D and DVI-I connectors come in single-link and dual-link functions/configurations.
Faster refresh rate and higher resolutions are associated with the dual link DVI.
DVI-A carries a high-quality analog signal. DVI-D carries a digital video signal.
DVI-I integrated carries both a digital video signal for DVI-D plus an analog signal
DVI-A. Since DVI-I carries all the DVI functions/configurations, the DVI-I Dual-Link
female connector is the universal choice for all DVI male connectors.