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AYA 10Ft. (10 Feet) USB 3.0 SuperSpeed Male A to Male A Cable 28AWG, RoHS
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2025-11-05
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| Brand | AYAGROUP |
|---|---|
| Model | USB3-10MM |
| Type | USB 3.0 |
| Connector Type | USB A to USB A |
| Cable Length | 10 ft. |
| Connector Number | 2 |
| Terminal Gender | Male to Male |
Our USB 3.0 SuperSpeed Type A to Type A Male/Male Cables offer the next great leap in data transfer speeds for your devices that require a male A connection. Some routers and USB hard drives use these type of cables. The 3.0 specification boasts amazing performance improvements that will allow consumers and businesses to get more done in less time, while still supplying full backwards compatibility with previous USB versions. USB 3.0 SuperSpeed features a 10 fold improvement in signaling rate that translates to 5 Gbps versus the older 480 Mbps (USB 2.0 ). The new Sync-N-Go technology which minimizes user wait time (devices detect and sync faster).
USB 3.0 is bi-directional allowing information transfers in both directions at the same time. Add to this the new support for a new interrupt driven protocol, the device can initiate the transfer, vs the old host based device polling. The old way had the USB controller constantly pinging the device, now the device lets the host know when actions start. Lastly USB 3.0 increases power output from 500 mA to 900 mA for faster charging of attached devices and support of more robust peripherals.
USB 3.0 is bi-directional allowing information transfers in both directions at the same time. Add to this the new support for a new interrupt driven protocol, the device can initiate the transfer, vs the old host based device polling. The old way had the USB controller constantly pinging the device, now the device lets the host know when actions start. Lastly USB 3.0 increases power output from 500 mA to 900 mA for faster charging of attached devices and support of more robust peripherals.
