VGA video high-definition cable, also known as VGA cable or VGA data cable, is a commonly used video transmission cable used to connect video signals from computers or other devices to monitors or projectors. This connection line is mainly used to transmit analog signals, including RGB and synchronization signals, and can provide better image quality.

The VGA video high-definition cable interface is usually a D-type interface with 15 pins, divided into three rows of five in each row. This interface design makes the VGA cable stable and reliable when connecting devices. Since most computers and monitors are equipped with VGA interfaces, applying VGA cables is very common.

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