DP 1.4 Optical Hybrid Module, 32.4Gbps, 300M Long-Distance Transmission

Description

DP 1.4 Optoelectronic Hybrid Module Series delivers 32.4Gbps HBR3 performance with stable transmission up to 300 meters.

• 32.4Gbps bandwidth (HBR3)
• Supports 8K@30Hz / 4K@120Hz
• Up to 300m long-distance transmission
• Compatible with DP & Mini DP interfaces
• Hybrid optical-electrical architecture

Specifications

Features & Specs

Connector type
DisplayPort Male
Length
Up to 300M
Brandwidth
32.4Gbps
Resolution
8K@30Hz / 4K@120Hz
Cable Version
DP 1.4
Features
32.4Gbps High Speed / Hybrid Optical Module / 300M Lossless Transmission / Premium Optical Chipset / Industrial & Medical Grade
OEM Logo Printing
OEM / ODM / Length Customization / Interface Adaptation

Measurements

Packaging
ESD Bag + Inner Box + Exporting Carton
Packaging Customization
Quick-Print Label / Sticker & Customized Label & Color Box & Sleeve & Certification Label

Item Details

Brand
OEM & ODM Service
Connector 1
DisplayPort / Straight / Male
Connector 2
DisplayPort / Straight / Male
Jacket Material
/
Cable OD
/
Customization Available
Length, Connectors, Jacket, Branding & Packaging
Certification
CE/FCC/UKCA/RoHS/REACH

User Guide

Drawing
Yes
Specification
Yes

Frequently Asked Questions

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Standard copper DP cables are typically limited to short distances (usually 2–5 meters) at high bandwidth.rnrnBy using fiber optics for high-speed data transmission, the optical hybrid module allows stable long-distance transmission (up to 300 m), making it ideal for:rnrnBroadcasting control roomsrnrnStadiums and large venuesrnrnMulti-screen display systemsrnrnProfessional AV installations

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A DP 1.4 Optical Hybrid Module is a long-distance DisplayPort transmission solution that combines optical fiber for high-speed data and copper conductors for power and auxiliary signals.rnrnIt enables stable transmission of high-bandwidth DisplayPort 1.4 signals over distances up to 300 meters, far exceeding the limitations of traditional copper cables.

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“Hybrid” refers to using fiber optic cores for data transmission and copper wires for power or control signals.rn• Fiber carries the high-speed video/audio data over long distances.rn• Copper may carry power, EDID/HDCP data, or auxiliary signals.rnrnThis simplifies installation and can eliminate the need for external power in many cases.

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Yes. Optical hybrid HDMI modules typically support EDID (Extended Display Identification Data) and HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection) to ensure proper handshake and content protection between devices.

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It supports the full 32.4 Gbps bandwidth of DisplayPort 1.4 using HBR3 (High Bit Rate 3) signaling.rnrnThis ensures reliable transmission of high-resolution and high-refresh-rate video signals.