The X-ray images compare four different USB cables (from left to right): USB 2.0, USB Micro, USB 3.0, and Type-C cables. These represent the standard USB connector configurations: Type-A, Micro-B, Type-A, and Type-C, respectively. The X-ray examination reveals their internal structures, showing that USB 2.0 and Micro USB have four buses each, while USB 3.0 and Type-C feature six buses. The size comparison shows that Type-A has the largest, followed by Type-C, then Micro-B. A distinctive feature of the Type-C connector is the presence of an internal circuit board, which is clearly visible in the X-ray image.
X-ray system requirements
| Focal spot | Microfocus |
|---|---|
| X-ray tube voltage | 130 kV |
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