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Analog interface occupies a large proportion in the audio field. Common analog input and output interfaces are: TRS interface (large/small three-core), RCA lotus head, XLR Canon port, etc.
1, TRS interface
TRS means Tip (signal), Ring (signal), Sleep (ground), which respectively represent the three contacts of this joint. What we see is three sections of metal pillars separated by two sections of insulating material.
In fact, the TRS connector we see most in daily life is the appearance of a cylindrical connector, usually in three sizes: 1/4" (6.3mm), 1/8" (3.5mm), 3/32" ( 2.5mm).
For most people, the 3.5mm TRS interface should be the most commonly used, which is the interface size of most headphones. The 6.3mm connector is more common in many professional equipment and high-end headsets, but now many high-end headsets have gradually begun to switch to 3.5mm connectors. The 2.5mm TRS connector used to be popular on mobile phone headsets, but now it’s seldom seen. The headset interface is basically "dominated" by the 3.5mm interface.
2, RCA interface
RCA interface is also very common in our daily life, and it is basically available on speakers, TVs, power amplifiers, DVD players and other equipment. It is named after the English abbreviation of Radio Corporation of America (RadioCorporaTIonofAmerica). In the 1940s, the company introduced this interface to the market and used it to connect phonographs and speakers. Therefore, it is also known as the PHONO interface in Europe. The connector we are more familiar with is called "lotus head".
RCA interface adopts coaxial signal transmission mode, the central axis is used for signal transmission, and the contact layer on the outer edge is used for grounding. Each RCA cable is responsible for transmitting one channel of audio signal. Therefore, according to the actual needs of the sound channel, the number of RCA cables matching the number can be used. For example, to set up two-channel stereo, two RCA cables are needed.
3, XLR interface
XLR interface, commonly known as "Canon Port". The XLR plugs we usually see are 3-pin, of course, there are also 2-pin, 4-pin, 5-pin, and 6-pin. For example, on some high-end headphone cables, we will also see four-pin XLR balanced connectors. The XLR interface can be used to transmit audio balanced signals and unbalanced signals, but from the perspective of the interface, we can't see what kind of signal it is transmitting.
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