Hey guys,
I've been all over the internet trying to figure this out and can't come up with an answer so I turn to you scholars. The female side of DVI connectors show a cross spade pin (C5 from schematics) and I know that it is used as Analog ground return for R, G and B. However, I can't find a male connector version that has a cross spade pin, if it even exists. Any help trying to figure out why the female connector has it and not the male connector would be greatly appreciated, thanks.
I've been all over the internet trying to figure this out and can't come up with an answer so I turn to you scholars. The female side of DVI connectors show a cross spade pin (C5 from schematics) and I know that it is used as Analog ground return for R, G and B. However, I can't find a male connector version that has a cross spade pin, if it even exists. Any help trying to figure out why the female connector has it and not the male connector would be greatly appreciated, thanks.
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