Peripheral
Peripheral
Peripheral devices are connected to the core computer systems via motherboard via
different connection protocols and types. Every connection type has a different cable,
plug, and protocol type. Below we will list some popular peripheral connection types.
USB is the most popular and easy connection type and protocol for peripheral devices. In
today most of the peripheral devices connect with a USB connection because of its plug
and play and multiple port availability.
PCI is another popular connection type for peripheral devices. PCI generally used by the
internal peripheral devices which require high data transmission bandwidth with
reliability like Graphics Cards, Network Interface Cards, Ethernet Cards.
A serial port is an interface that allows a PC to transmit or receive data one bit at a time.
It is one of the oldest types of interfaces and at one time was commonly used to connect
printers and external modems to a PC.
Generally, it refers to the types of cables, ports, and connectors used to connect
monitors to video cards. While this technology is still in use today, it's rapidly being
replaced by newer interfaces like DVI and HDMI.
A small computer systems interface (SCSI) is a standard interface for connecting
peripheral devices to a PC. Depending on the standard, generally it can connect up to
16 peripheral devices using a single bus including one host adapter. SCSI is used to