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USB A and USB B connectors
Pinout of USB connectors. USB A female

USB connector

the female

Pinout of USB connectors. USB B female

USB connector

B female

PIN# SIGNAL
1 +5
2 -Date
3 + Data
4 GND
 

Mini USB B connector

Pinout of USB connectors. Mini USB B female, 5 pin

Mini USB connector

B female

5 pin
PIN# SIGNAL
1 +5
2 -Date
3 + Data
4 NC
5 GND

Pinout of USB connectors. Mini USB B female, 4 pin

Mini USB connector

B female

4 pin
PIN# SIGNAL
1 +5
2 -Date
3 + Data
4 GND

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