
Where is/was the standard V.35 connector defined?
Sep 19, 2020 · I'm currently working on a project with an old device that exposes at least one V.35 interface. From my understanding and reading. V.35 commonly used a huge, bulky connector that looked like this:
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I'm currently working on a project with an old device that exposes at least one V.35 interface. From my understanding and reading. V.35 commonly used a huge, bulky connector that looked like this: ...
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Why were early (personal) computer connectors so bulky?
Jul 11, 2024 · Higher chip frequency made high-bandwidth serial connection possible (and then necessary), so connectors could have fewer pins. Also, the market for portable devices gradually became large enough for dedicated connectors to be made. Before that, most computer connectors were existing industry-standard connectors like you mentioned.
Which is the name of the 40-pin connector of a PowerBook 100 …
Jan 30, 2020 · I need to find a replacement for the 40 pin connector in the Apple PowerBook 100 mainboard. It has a female flat cable in the top and 2 alternated lines of pins in the bottom. Picture attached. If ...
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Apr 20, 2016 · I have a pair of connectors that mate with each other. One is labeled BUS, the other TAG. What are they for?
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Where is/was the standard V.35 connector defined? I'm currently working on a project with an old device that exposes at least one V.35 interface. From my understanding and reading. V.35 commonly used a huge, bulky connector that looked like this: ... serial connector an earwig 539 asked Sep 19, 2020 at 17:05 3votes 1answer 1kviews
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