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Coaxial, RF Cable with coaxial interconnects on one or both ends of the cable. These devices are used in situations where high frequency wavelengths are being transmitted or received.

Flat Flex Cable (FFC, FPC) Cable made up of a series of flat conductors placed parallel to each other and molded together. The end of these cables may be terminated with interconnects or just have the conductors exposed.

D-Sub Cable with d-sub interconnects on one or both ends. These devices are often used to transmit data to and from a computer and external devices.

D-Shaped, Centronics Cable with d-shaped interconnects on one or both ends. These devices are often used to transmit data to and from a computer and external devices.

Barrel Cables with interconnects that have a cylindrical shape. Most often used with audio or power equipment.

Rectangular Cables with rectangular interconnects on one or both ends of the cable.

USB Cables that have a USB interconnects on one or both ends of the cable. These devices are often used to transmit data to and from a computer and external devices or used to power/charge an electronic device.

Between Series Adapter Cables Cable with interconnects of differing styles on each end.

Power, Line Cables with interconnects on one or both ends. These interconnect on these devices are designed to transfer power from a wall outlet to a external equipment.

Pluggable Cables with pluggable interconnects on one or both ends. The types of interconnects used on these devices include various forms of SAS (Serial Attached SCSI), SATA (Serial Advanced Technology Attachment), SFP (Small Form Pluggable), PCIe (Peripheral Component Interconnect Express), and more.

Modular Cable with modular interconnects on one or both ends of the cable. These devices are often used in telecom designs.

Circular Cable with circular interconnects on one or both ends of the cable.

Smart Cables Cables with interconnects on one or both ends of the cable. These devices will have electronic components built into one or both of the connector ends.

Jumpers, Pre-Crimped Wires Single conductor devices with different terminal types on the ends.

Video, DVI, HDMI, WECo Cables that have interconnects on one or both ends of the cable. These devices are often used for connecting to or between video sources.

Fiber Optic Cable with fiber optic interconnects on one or both ends of the cable.

Power, Modular Systems Cables with specialized interconnects on one or both ends of the cable. These devices are designed as part of a modular wiring system to deliver power to both sides of a workstation that is separated by a panel.

Solid State Lighting Cables with specialized interconnects on one or both ends of the cable. These devices are designed to work with specific solid state lighting equipment.

IEEE 1394 (Firewire) Cables that have a interconnects that meet the IEEE 1394 specification on one or both ends of the cable. These devices are often used to transmit data to and from a computer and external devices.