IC3 GS6 Level 2 Test Exam Q’s and A’s
CAT5 - -Cable with 100 Mbps, 100 MHz bandwidth
- CAT6 - -cable with 10 Gbps speed and a 100 MHz
bandwidth.
- CAT8 - -This cable has a 40 Gbps speed and a 2000 MHz
bandwidth.
- CAT7 - -This cable has a 10 Gbps speed and a 600 MHz
bandwidth.
- USB 1.0 - -This cable has a transfer rate of 12 Mbps
- USB 2.0 - -This cable can transfer data as quickly as 480 Mbps
- USB 3.0 - -This cable transfers data at 5 Gbps
- HDMI A - -This connector is commonly found on televisions, DVD players,
and computer monitors. It has 19 pins.
- HDMI D - -This connector is known as a micro-HDMI connector, and it has
19 pins. It is most commonly used in mobile phones.
- HDMI C - -This connector is known as the Mini-HDMI connector, and it has
19 pins. It is commonly used on cameras and tablets.
- DVI-I Single Link - -a connector that accepts both digital and analog
signals and has 23 pins.
- DVI-A - -carries analog signals, and it has 17 pins.
- DVI-D single-link - -connector that can only transfer digital video signals
and has 19 pins.
- DVI-D dual-link - -connector that can only transfer digital video signals and
has 29 pins.
- DVI-I dual link - -connector that can accept both digital and analog signals
and has 29 pins.
- CPU (Central Processing Unit) - -a device that makes a computer function.
Its job is to process information and carry out instructions from programs.
CAT5 - -Cable with 100 Mbps, 100 MHz bandwidth
- CAT6 - -cable with 10 Gbps speed and a 100 MHz
bandwidth.
- CAT8 - -This cable has a 40 Gbps speed and a 2000 MHz
bandwidth.
- CAT7 - -This cable has a 10 Gbps speed and a 600 MHz
bandwidth.
- USB 1.0 - -This cable has a transfer rate of 12 Mbps
- USB 2.0 - -This cable can transfer data as quickly as 480 Mbps
- USB 3.0 - -This cable transfers data at 5 Gbps
- HDMI A - -This connector is commonly found on televisions, DVD players,
and computer monitors. It has 19 pins.
- HDMI D - -This connector is known as a micro-HDMI connector, and it has
19 pins. It is most commonly used in mobile phones.
- HDMI C - -This connector is known as the Mini-HDMI connector, and it has
19 pins. It is commonly used on cameras and tablets.
- DVI-I Single Link - -a connector that accepts both digital and analog
signals and has 23 pins.
- DVI-A - -carries analog signals, and it has 17 pins.
- DVI-D single-link - -connector that can only transfer digital video signals
and has 19 pins.
- DVI-D dual-link - -connector that can only transfer digital video signals and
has 29 pins.
- DVI-I dual link - -connector that can accept both digital and analog signals
and has 29 pins.
- CPU (Central Processing Unit) - -a device that makes a computer function.
Its job is to process information and carry out instructions from programs.
