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24-pin USB connector system
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it really depends on the context

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USB4 Gen 2×1
data transfer mode of the Universal Serial Bus protocols
USB4 Gen 2×2
data transfer mode of the Universal Serial Bus protocols
USB4 Gen 3×1
data transfer mode of the Universal Serial Bus protocols
USB4 Gen 3×2
data transfer mode of the Universal Serial Bus protocols
USB-C Alternate Mode
specifications for running non-USB protocols over USB-C hardware
USB-C cable and connector specification
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USB-C receptacle
24-pin reversible plug designed to replace all other USB plugs by carrying all USB data protocols (and some others) and power levels (in either direction, up to 240 W)
Subclasses
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USB Type-C-to-legacy adapter
a USB adapter, defined by the USB Implementers Forum, with a Type‑C plug and a legacy (pre–Type‑C) receptacle
USB 2 Type-C connector
the versions of the Type-C connectors that replace all other USB 2 connectors and carry all power levels (up to 240 W in either direction), omitting the connections required for the higher data rates of USB 3, USB4, Thunderbolt, and DisplayPort
USB-C plug
24-pin reversible plug designed to replace all other USB plugs by carrying all USB data protocols (and some others) and power levels (up to 240 W, in either direction)
USB-C receptacle
24-pin reversible plug designed to replace all other USB plugs by carrying all USB data protocols (and some others) and power levels (in either direction, up to 240 W)
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USB-C, or USB Type-C, is a 24-pin connector (not a protocol) that supersedes previous USB connectors and can carry audio, video and other data, e.g., to drive multiple displays or to store a backup to an external drive. It can also provide and receive power, such as powering a laptop or a mobile phone. It is applied not only by USB technology,...

Instance of
electrical connector system
Electrical connector
signal and power connector
Subclass of
USB
Publisher
USB Implementers Forum
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USB-C receptacle
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