VGA terminal, other names include RGB terminal, D-sub 15, or mini D15, is a DE-15 with 3 rows of 15 pins. VGA terminals are usually found in computer display cards, monitors and other devices. is used to send analog signals.

The d-sub connector is an industry standard connector used in many of ni's c-series modules. For the most part, d-sub accessories differ only in the pin count of the connector. The d-sub series has expanded with new economical connectors. The d-sub connector is a very diverse and widely used input/output connector system.

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D-sub connectors have been widely used for many years. They were first developed by Cannon in 1952 and are now part of CanT. The D-sub connector has been used as a multiplexer in many applications, but it is probably better known for RS-232 serial connections. In fact, D-sub connectors have been used for serial connections on most computers for years, and various types of D-sub connectors can still be found on most computers today.

The D-sub connector was originally called a subminiature connector, and this connector is also commonly referred to now as a D subminiature connector. While these connectors were small when they were first introduced, they are no longer considered true subminiature connectors.