What does the type c interface do, and why do major vendors

Release time：2022-11-27    Click：

  At present, Android mobile phones have adopted type c interface. The European Union type c Act requires all electronic products to adopt type c interface by 2024. It is believed that in the near future, it will become common sense for all electronic devices to use type c interface in a unified manner, and there will be no need to take various types of charging cables when going out.

So why do major electronics vendors prefer type c interfaces? In fact, the advantages of type c interface are very obvious. It can not only provide electronic equipment charging and ordinary data transmission,mainly with high efficiency and fast transmission, but also support the interconnection between a variety of electronic devices. Type c interface mobile phone can realize the connection of mobile hard disk, U disk, wired network, keyboard, mouse, printer and other devices.

Type c interface can not only be applied to mobile phones, tablets and other mobile devices, the power supply and data transmission of laptops, monitors, smart home and other devices, according to the latest type c interface and cable protocol standards, the power supply capacity of up to 240W, in the near future an interface can have a variety of uses, according to the latest news from Apple, In 2023, the iPhone 15 series will be transferred from Lightning port to USB-C port. From 2024, all electronic devices of Apple will also adopt type c interface.

The most direct advantage of typec interface is its support for positive and negative plug, which is related to its unique design advantages. More importantly, it can be applied to both the main PC devices and external devices. Nowadays, connecting multiple hardware devices is the most common thing in daily office and entertainment games, and the typec interface integrates to make up for this feature. Therefore, the unified use of type c interface has epoch-making significance, which is a big step forward for the interconnection of late electronic equipment.