Jack (connector)
Jack connector is an audio connector used on many devices for transmission of sound in analog format. There
Jack connectors of various diameters: 2.5mm, 3.5mm and 6.35mm. The most used are 3.5mm, also called minijack, are used in portable devices such as mp3, for output of the hulls. The 2.5mm is less used, but is also used in devices small. The 6.35mm is used mostly in professional audio and electric musical instruments. Channels
an audio jack [edit]
An audio jack can carry two separate audio channels, making it a stereo plug or a mono only. The stereo jack has three pins for welding and therefore three divisions metal in his body, one for each channel and one more than would be the mass or net. The three-pin jack can also send a balanced mono signal as well as Bantham. The mono jack has two pins and therefore two divisions metal in your body.
stereo Jacks In the end (tip) is always considered the left channel (L), ring (ring) is considered the right channel (R), and the base is always ground (GND). There
Jacks 4-way, used for audio-video.
Jack connectors on the PC [edit]
sound cards ordinary computers use this type of connectors, always female type, which must be connected to speakers or other devices via a 3.5mm jack plug in diameter. In the case of computers, as have several connectors of this type, you use a color code to distinguish:
• Green: stereo line output for connecting speakers or headphones.
• Blue: stereo line input, to capture sound from any source, except for microphones.
• Pink / red: mono audio input for connecting a microphone.
computers equipped with 5.1 surround sound system also uses these connections:
• Gray: Line out to connect the front speakers.
• Black: Line out to connect the rear speakers.
• Pumpkin: Line out to connect the center speaker or subwoofer (subwoofer).
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