Displayport Male to VGA Female Adapter

Specifications:

• An extra VGA connection cable need to connect to your VGA monitor or Projector
• Spread spectrum (de-spreading) for EMI reduction
• By using it the signals can be converted from DisplayPort to VGA easily
• Tansmit the DisplayPort signal to VGA signal
• Brand new high quality generic adapter
• This simple adapter is all you need to convert from one format to the other

Details:

• The Male to VGA Female Adapter supports spread spectrum (de-spreading) for EMI reduction

• This Displayport VGA Adapter Converter is all you need to convert from one format to the other

• Compact design, the Displayport VGA Adapter Converter is easy to take with you

• High quality material makes the Displayport VGA Adapter Converter durable and reliable for long time use

• You can image the size of the displayport VGA adapter according to the coin

What is VGA:

• VGA technology is an analog interface, or connection device, used between a computer system and monitor, or other display device
• VGA hardware is used to facilitate a digital signal which enables a display device to show an image
• VGA refers to a specific resolution, or level of information displayed, of 640-by-480 pixels. Pixels are the smallest element in an image

How to Build a VGA Cable:



Build a VGA cable on site and for pennies by soldering two ends on a cable and attaching a pair of hoods. When a longer cable is needed, one can be made in just minutes for very little cost in a few simple steps. Nearly any computer cable can be created in custom lengths by using a small assortment of solder and crimp connectors and having a supply of cable on hand. Simple steps and links to the pin diagrams necessary to make various cables are all that is needed.

• Cut the cable to the desired length, leaving some spare cable for slack and to be able to rearrange the desk.
• Strip about an inch of the outer insulation from each end of the cable, being careful not to nick or strip the insulation from any of the inner conductors. If any of the inner conductors are stripped in the process, cut the cable back an inch and strip the outer conductor again.
• Strip about a quarter-inch from each of the inner conductors. Preheat the soldering iron while stripping the conductors.
• Place one D-sub connector into the hands-free soldering aid so that the solder connectors are facing up.
• Insert a single conductor deeply into the middle pin of the middle row of solder connections, choosing a color that is in the middle of the cable to keep the conductors from getting tangled.
• Touch the tip of the soldering iron to the conductor and press it against the solder connection on the D-Sub connector for a second or so and then apply the tip of the solder to the conductor until solder flows into the connector and onto the conductor evenly. Remove the soldering iron and inspect for a good connection.
• Solder the remaining pins in the middle row and then solder the pins in the outer rows until each of the 15 pins has a conductor soldered to it. Repeat the process for the other end of the cable, using the same color conductor for the same pin number on each end of the cable.
• Attach the protective hoods to the ends of the cable after inspecting the connections. Connect the cable to the monitor and the video card. 

Package Included: 

• 1 x Displayport Male to VGA Female Adapter