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Fervit USB 2.0 Motherboard 9pin 10pin Header to Micro USB 5Pin Cable 50cm
A 50 cm cable converts a motherboard 9-pin or 10-pin USB 2.0 header to a micro USB 5-pin connector for 480 Mbps data and charging
- Converts internal 9pin or 10pin header to Micro USB 5Pin device
- 50cm length fits tight spaces inside the chassis
- USB 2.0 delivers 480 Mbps data transfer speed
- Plug and play with no drivers required
- Powers Mini Monitor, Sensor Panel, Camera and other Micro USB devices
Internal USB 2.0 Header Adapter
This cable converts a motherboard 9-pin or 10-pin internal USB 2.0 header into a Micro USB 5-pin port. It is designed for builders who need to connect compact devices such as mini monitors, sensor panels or cameras directly to the board. The 50 cm length keeps routing tidy inside small cases. No drivers are required for basic operation.
Sustained Data Transfer
The link runs at the USB 2.0 specification rate of 480 Mbps, so throughput remains consistent during long file moves or continuous sensor streams. The standard connector layout maintains reliable electrical contact without signal degradation over time. It is not intended for high-bandwidth peripherals that exceed the 2.0 ceiling.
Compatibility Check
Verify that your motherboard exposes a standard 9-pin or 10-pin USB 2.0 header with the usual pinout. Confirm the target device uses a Micro USB 5-pin receptacle and draws power within USB 2.0 limits. This cable does not support USB 3.0 or Type-C devices, nor does it provide extra power beyond the header rating.
Highlights
- Converts internal 9pin or 10pin header to Micro USB 5Pin device
- 50cm length fits tight spaces inside the chassis
- USB 2.0 delivers 480 Mbps data transfer speed
- Plug and play with no drivers required
- Powers Mini Monitor, Sensor Panel, Camera and other Micro USB devices
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 50 cm cable draw noticeable power or generate heat when a Mini Monitor or sensor panel runs all day?
The cable itself is a passive USB 2.0 link rated for 480 Mbps, so it adds no active circuitry; any heat or power draw comes from the connected device, not the cable.
What must the motherboard already provide for the 9-pin or 10-pin header to work with this adapter?
The board needs an internal USB 2.0 header with the standard 9-pin or 10-pin pinout; the cable simply breaks that header out to a micro-USB 5-pin plug.
Will the 480 Mbps link work reliably with an older USB 1.1 device such as a legacy camera plugged into the micro-USB end?
Yes, USB 2.0 is backward compatible, so the cable will fall back to the lower speed without any configuration.
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