Scart

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In telecommunications and electronics with SCART (Syndicat des Constructeurs d'Appareils Radiorécepteurs et Téléviseurs), the SCART cable and the SCART socket are generally understood, although in some cases it is necessary to specify what You are talking, for the sake of clarity of speech; In many Asian instruction books this connector is called Euroconnector. The SCART socket is a special type of connector used in televisions and devices to be connected to it, such as VCRs, decoders, DVD players and DVD recorders. The grip is equipped with 20 feet (also called poles or 'pin'), each of which carries an analog electrical signal, which can either go out or enter the SCART socket, thus generating a parallel analogue connection. The metal edge of the grip and cable that connects to it acts as the twenty-one contact, and shifts the bulk of the shield. The SCART connector can be called, rarely, a Peritelevisione connector (from French Péritel). #scart