AIM US1-AC USB A to C Digital Interconnect Cable
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The AIM US1-AC is a premium, audiophile-grade USB 2.0 cable meticulously engineered by Japanese high-end wire manufacturer AIM Electronics. Specifically designed for pristine, high-resolution digital audio playback, the cable features a unique flat-structure architecture that physically separates signal and power lines to eliminate crosstalk and jitter. Combining a high-purity silver-coated Oxygen-Free Copper (OFC) conductor with advanced noise-isolation film stabilizers, it delivers optimal, uncompromised signal integrity between modern Type-A source devices and Type-C digital-to-analog converters (DACs).
Features
- Employs high purity oxygen-free copper and pure silver coating.
- Mounts a film stabilizer that produces powerful shielding effects and controls changes in characteristics.
- A SP separate flat structure created to optimally control distance between the signal and power line.
- Made in Japan
Specifications
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Connector Type |
USB "A"plug / USB "C"plug |
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Connector Size |
Type A:W15.50mmXH36.50mmXD7.60mm(Excluding protrusions) |
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Contacts |
Gold Plated |
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Standards |
USB 2.0(USB High/Full speed) |
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Cable Size |
8.0mmX4.5mm(Flat Type) |
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Cable Color |
Black |
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Conductor Size |
AWG21 & AWG26 |
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Number of conductor |
Twisted Pair x 2(4pcs) |
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Cable Shield |
Highly Efficient Aluminum Shield + High Density Copper |
About
AIM Electronics is headquartered in Sagamihara, Kanagawa Prefecture, southwest of Tokyo. Unlike many other hi-fi cable manufacturers who started with analog connections and eventually added digital cables, this Japanese company focuses exclusively on digital cables. Founded in 1983, AIM Electronics is a highly respected Japanese manufacturer specializing in enterprise-grade transmission cables and digital infrastructure. Unlike many boutique hifi brands, AIM boasts deep industrial engineering heritage, having designed the critical network infrastructures for major installations like Universal Studios Japan, Kansai International Airport, and Nippon Telegraph and Telephone (NTT). Since expanding into consumer digital audio and video cables in 2006, the company has applied its rigorous, telecom-level expertise to home audio. Its product range now includes Ethernet, HDMI, and USB cables. And although cable manufacturing can be largely automated today, AIM places great emphasis on the skill, expertise, and craftsmanship of its employees. All production steps are continuously accompanied by rigorous quality controls and tests to guarantee that every cable meets the standards of the brand and its customers.