Like the Type A, the end that connects to the PC uses a USB 4-pin connector plug. The other end however, uses a smaller Type B plug to connect into a Type B jack located on the printer.

I'm mad as hell about USB cables and I'm not gonna take it anymore. In addition to USB Type-A male and female connectors, we've seen the 5-pin USB Micro-B -- the fragile trapezoidal connector ...

The mini-USB (released in April 2000, in conjunction with USB 2.0) and follow-on micro-USB (January 2007) standards responded to this demand. In both cases, GND moved from pin 4 (on standard Type-A ...

The new Type-C plug will be compatible with USB 3.1, a revised version of the spec that boosts theoretical transfer speeds from the 5Gbps of USB 3.0 to 10Gbps and that supports delivery of up to ...

If you capture an image of a USB female port using a macro lens, you will notice two spring-loaded retention clips that align perfectly with the two square holes on the USB connector.When you plug ...

On a typical USB cable, the Type A connector, ... the USB port is called Type B-female. ... where either a 30-pin or Lightning connector takes place of the Type-B end.

Male USB Type-A connectors have a plastic tab at the bottom, which means that the other side of the cable without the plastic is the one facing up.