From: Andrei Chichak (acpmiedm_at_telusplanet.net)
Date: Tue May 04 2004 - 08:14:36 PDT
> >> No mono normally would only have 2 one for ground and one for
> >> signal....
> >>
> > 3 - 1 for ground, 1 for signal, 1 for bypass.
> >
>Right, but that is the PCB connector not the jack....
Okey dokey, time for a lesson in electronics nomenclature.
The thingie on the end of the headphone wire is a PLUG. The thingie that
the plug plugs into is a JACK.
A mono plug has two conductors, the TIP and the SLEEVE. A stereo plug has
three conductors, the tip, the RING, and the sleeve.
A mono jack will have 3 conductors as stated above. A stereo jack will have
4 conductors.
A jack will typically be used for the source of a signal. A plug will
typically be used for the sink of a signal.
Andrei
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