Super VGA (SVGA) cables are used to connect a computer or other video source to a display device, such as a monitor or projector. They are designed to support higher resolutions than standard VGA cables.

The following are the specifications for a sVGA cable:

• Connectors: 15-pin HD D-Sub (male) on both ends

• Resolution: Up to 1600×1200 pixels

• Bandwidth: Up to 400 MHz

• Shielding: Ferrite cores and foil shielding to reduce electromagnetic interference

• Conductor material: Copper

• Jacket material: PVC

• Operating temperature: -20 to +60 degrees Celsius

• RoHS Compliant

Note: sVGA cables are analog cables, these days most of the device support digital signal, DVI or HDMI will be a better choice