USB 3.1 is an industry standard initiated by major companies such as Intel. The biggest feature of USB 3.1 is that it transmits extremely quickly, and in theory the speed can reach 10Gbps. USB Type-C is a connector specification, consisting of a Type-C plug and a Type-C socket.
In the latest USB 3.1 standard, there are three interface styles, one is Type-A (i.e. Standard-A, the most common USB interface style on traditional computers), the other is Type-B (i.e. Micro-B, the interface style used by mainstream Android smartphones), and the other is Type-C (i.e. the newly designed interface style mentioned above).
1, ultra-thin
old USB port is 14mm * 6.5mm long, while USB-C is only 8.4mm * 2.6mm.
2. The same as the Lightning interface is true for both front and back
. There will be no problem regardless of forward and reverse inspection. It is said that it can withstand 10,000 repeated plug-ins and unplugs.
3, fast transmission speed
The maximum transmission rate of the USB-C port is 10Gb per second, much faster than USB3.0.
4. Bidirectional transmission
is not like the old USB port, and the power can only be transmitted in one direction. The power transmission of the USB-C port is bidirectional, which means it can have two ways to send power.
5, strong power supply capacity
, standard specifications of the connection cable equipped with Type-C connector can pass through 3A current, and also supports "USB PD" with USB power supply capacity, which can provide up to 100W of power.
6, backward compatible
USB-C can be compatible with the old USB standard, but users need to purchase an additional adapter to complete compatibility.
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