Abi micro HDMI to DVI-D cable

Micro HDMI to DVI-D Dual Link Cable This cable allows digital cameras, camcorders or other devices with a Micro-HDMI (Type D) connection to be connected to a DVI monitor. The cable only transmits digital video signals and is intended for displaying images on compatible DVI screens. Micro HDMI (Type D) connection The Micro-HDMI connector (Type D) is a compact 19-pin HDMI connection used on portable equipment. This connection delivers a digital video signal via HDMI. DVI-D Dual Link (24+1) connection The cable is equipped with a DVI-D Dual Link male connection with screw fastening for a stable connection to the monitor. The connection only supports digital video signals and is intended for DVI-D inputs. Image and video support The cable complies with the High Speed HDMI specification and supports resolutions up to 1920 × 1200 @ 60 Hz, depending on the monitor and the system used. The maximum data rate is 5.1 Gbit/s. Audio transmission is not supported, as DVI only transmits video signals. Usage Suitable for connecting a device with Micro-HDMI output to a DVI monitor. Applicable for fixed setups, workstations and presentations where digital image display is required. Design The cable features copper conductors and a ferrite core to reduce electromagnetic interference. The DVI connector has screws for secure mounting. The signal path is passive and contains no active electronics or signal amplification. Specifications • Product type: Micro HDMI to DVI-D cable • Connection 1: Micro HDMI Type D 19-pin male • Connection 2: DVI-D Dual Link 24+1 male • HDMI specification: High Speed HDMI • Maximum data rate: up to 5.1 Gbit/s • Maximum resolution: 1920 × 1200 @ 60 Hz (depending on system and monitor) • Supported signal: digital video • Audio support: no • Signal path: passive • Inner conductor: copper • AWG: 34 • Ferrite core: yes • Connector fastening: screws on DVI side • Contacts: gold-plated System requirements • Monitor with a free DVI-D input • Device with a Micro HDMI Type D output Explanation of terms used • Micro HDMI (Type D): Compact 19-pin HDMI connection for portable devices. • DVI-D Dual Link: Digital DVI standard with additional data lines for higher resolutions. • High Speed HDMI: HDMI specification for digital video transmission with increased data rate. • Ferrite core: Component that helps reduce electromagnetic interference in the cable. • Passive cable: Cable without active electronics or signal amplification. • AWG: American Wire Gauge, designation for the thickness of the conductors in the cable. Ask a product question