VGA D-Sub Cables

VGA/D-Sub connectors are one of the oldest interfaces for analog video signal transmission that are still in use. It is mainly found on devices that don't require high data bandwidth and audio transmission. In practice, this means projection devices and older monitors.

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VGA/D-Sub

VGA (Video Graphic Array) is a pin connector used for video transmission. Due to its historical popularity it is still used on modern devices today, so it's important to have some idea what the basic features of this interface are:

  • It works in the RGB (red-green-blue) colour spectrum, which covers 6 of the 15 pins of the connector
  • It is commonly used to connect devices that work with lower resolutions, particularly HD and FullHD
  • The signal is transmitted in analog, so the length of the cable affects the picture quality

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VGA/D-Sub connectors are capable of transmitting resolutions of up to 2048×1536px (QXGA) at 85 Hz

  • Ideal for everyday use
  • Widely supported
  • Compatible with other analog connectors
  • Already surpassed by better technology
  • Limited data bandwidth
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