HDMI (high-definition media interface) cables are crucial HD audio and video signal transmitting wires for a great range of compatible digital audio and video equipment. These HDMI splitters feature pins (19) and durable shielded pairs (4) for sharp, clear images and sound. Using a single cable, they function as a bridge for uncompressed video and uncompressed/compressed digital audio data from HDMI sources to various modern-day systems.
Furthermore, these cables are simple in design, with connectors on both sides. One connector joins an HDMI on one side, while the other end’s connector is available with varied types. The design also allows easy cable connection to various electronic and electronic devices. Before connection, ensure the cable’s compatibility. To connect the lightweight and portable HDMI cables, plug one end into the respective device’s port while plugging the other connector into the secondary device.
Varieties of HDMI Cables:
High-definition media cables come in distinct types, and the most used include:
- Higher Grade HDMI Cable – These gold-plated cables are highly oxidation- and corrosion-resistant, allowing more robust functionalities than common HDMI cables. These cables are equipped with improved shielding for high durability.
- Standard HDMI Cables – These are among the most familiar cables that function both in domestic and official environments and can transmit high-definition 750p or 1080i video resolutions.
- Standard HDMI Cables with Ethernet – Like standard HDMI cables, these cables also transmit distinct video resolutions but feature additional ethernet data channels for networking applications.
- High-Speed HDMI Cables – support 1080 P and above resolutions in audio and colour functionality with high quality along with 4K ultra-HD resolution support and 3D movies. They are suitable for Blue-Ray disc players and other advanced technologies and come in different configuration varieties, including USB to HDMI cable, VGA to HDMI cable, Mini HDMI to HDMI cable, etc.
- High-Speed HDMI cable with Ethernet – These cables are equipped with HDMI ethernet designed to provide networking applications with 100 MB/Sec capacity to receive and send data. They are widely used that provide effective internet connection without requiring separate ethernet cables.
Typical Applications of HDMI Cables:
These interfacing cables are widely employed in offices and commercial settings to connect and transmit high-definition audio and video sources to a great range of systems, including Home Entertainment Systems and other digital equipment such as:
- Monitors/PCs
- Televisions
- Game Consoles
- Set-top Boxes
- Video Projectors
- DVRs
- Satellite Boxes.
