Showing posts with label distances. Show all posts
Showing posts with label distances. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 9, 2011

HDMI Extender - Extend HDMI Video and Audio to Long Distances Over CAT5 Cables

HDMI Extender - Extend HDMI Video and Audio to Long Distances Over CAT5 Cables

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HDMI Extenders are used to extend signals over cables to remote devices placed at a distant location from the source. The transmission of signals could be done via cat5/cat6 cables. If the user has the need to transfer signals to longer distance then we need to have fiber optic cables for the purpose. As fiber optic cables have the capability to transmit signals to longer distances than cat5 cables, these cables come in handy when the clarity and the distance of devices matters the most.
HDMI Extenders making use of fiber optic cables for transmission purpose are known as hdmi fiber optic extenders. These extender types support resolution up to 1920X1200. Signal transmitted over fiber cables are resistant to Electromagnetic Interface. These Extenders make no loss of signals or degradation of signals. The plug and play functionality makes these video extenders very simple to use and can be operated by people with very less or no technical knowledge as no software installations are required for its working.
These Extenders are HDCP compliant and small in size, works fine with both cat5 cables as well as fiber optic cables. The difference lies in the fact that cat5 cables are less costly compared to latter ones. CAT5 cables are less bulkier and very useful in organizations that have limited budget. But if we require to transmit signals to longer distances with maximum video clarity fiber cables should be used. Though not to miss the cost factor, HDMI Extenders over fiber cables are usually costlier than the HDMI Extenders over CAT5 Cables. If you wish to extend HDMI signals to long distances without degradation, this extender is the perfect choice.

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Thursday, May 19, 2011

HDMI connections over long distances

Background:

Upgrades from CRT to HDTV have been rapid and as HDTV technology continues to mature, consumers start to update 2 and even third TV to HDTV. HDMI is the de facto standard in connecting HD source to your HDTV. In some special applications, particularly with projectors, the cable length exceeds 50 feet and require specialized connectivity solutions. We present some solutions for distributing HDMI over long distances.

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Possible Solutions:

HDMI Extender

In applications where HDMI cables is easily accessible and easy to install, to achieve a cost effective solution for extending HDMI-HDMI Extender is installed at the end of the HDMI cable. Most of the work through HDMI Extender adaptive equalization and compensates for signal attenuation, frequency varying means and time tend. For most applications, the contents of which are between 35-75ft, we recommend using HDMI Extender.

HDMI-over-Ethernet:

E 'candistribute HDMI over a pair of standard Ethernet cables by using HDMI to Ethernet converter. The HDMI Ethernet converter enables transmission of 1080P HD HDMI video and digital audio through a pair of standard Ethernet CAT5 / 6 cable.

With HDMI-over-Ethernet transceivers installers use standard CAT 5 / 6 cable for easy installation.

Advantages of using HDMI over Ethernet

Ethernet cables and connectors are just as easily ended box allows installersInstall the correct cable length required for maximum flexibility and eliminate logistics problems with custom length HDMI cables. No need top pre-measurement and customer order cables.

Allows the transfer of 300 feet (1080i) and 150 feet (1080p) via Ethernet cable. CAT 6 cable is recommended for 1080P and best performance.

Conclusion:

As the HDTV market continues to mature, consumers will need to be educated on the HDTV video connections available. We have presented some possibleSolutions for distributing HDMI very long, so that consumers can make intelligent decisions in choosing the HDTV video connections.

HDMI connections over long distances

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