Which connector type is associated with VGA?

The DB-15 connector is indeed associated with VGA (Video Graphics Array) because VGA typically uses a 15-pin DE-15 (often referred to as DB-15) connector for transmitting video signals from a computer graphics card to a display device, such as a monitor. Each of the 15 pins serves a specific purpose, including carrying separate signals for red, green, and blue color channels, as well as sync signals necessary for displaying the video correctly.

The flexibility of the DB-15 connector in allowing for analog VGA signals has made it a widely recognized standard in computer video output. This has been a cornerstone technology, particularly before digital signal technologies like HDMI and DVI became widespread. Unlike other connectors like Type-C or HDMI Type-A which serve different functionalities and standards for video transmission, the DB-15 connector specifically targets the legacy VGA format, making it uniquely suitable for this question.