All matter such as solids, liquids, and gases, is composed of atoms. Therefore, the atom is considered to be the basic building block of matter. However, atoms are almost always grouped together with other atoms to form what is called a molecule. Only a few gases such as helium are composed of individual atoms as the structural unit. Atoms are extremely small.
But now Type-C is here to save the day. USB Type-C is a description of the port connection itself. Itâs small, compact, and replaces the standard USB Type-A and B connections as well as the myriad of micro and mini USB ports. Basically, itâs one USB connection type to rule them all.
USB 2.0 is a version of the USB standard, and probably the most widely available one. USB 1 is old and never really caught on. USB 3 is new, very high performance, and is only just becoming widely available. It is 10 (USB 3.0) or 20 (USB 3.1) times faster than USB 2. USB Type C is new connector for USB. Traditionally USB used a Type A connector on the Host (computer) and a Type B connector on the peripheral (phone etc), There were several variants of the Type B, of which the most familiar is the Type B micro used on most mobile phones. Both Type A and Type B had variants to carry the extra conductors for USB 3.