Introduction to HDMI 2.1 Active Optical Cable HDMI1.4 specification defines an Active Cable assembly which contains active circuit components with Equalizer(EQ) function. Active Cable are unidirectional Differentiation between a Source side(input) and a Sink side (Output) Active Cable generally follow two types of constructions : Copper Based---Use Active Circuit to improve the
Today, Oct.20.2020, the HDMI Forum is pleased to announce that HDMI Forum ATCs that have received relevant approval from the HDMI Forum, will be able to test Adopter products, and then to request and distribute HDMI Forum Certificates of Confirmation for all device categories (Sink, Source, Repeater, Cable) in the HDMI 2.x Specification starting October
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Why Active Optical Cable for HDMI 2.1 ? Before we answer Why Active Optical Cable for HDMI 2.1, we need to learn why HDMI 2.1 Active Cable ? HDMI 2.1 added Continuous Time Linear Equalization (CTLE) and Decision Feedback Equalizer (DFE) feature for Sinks to compensate for loss through the cable and PCB
As we know that HDMI have start HDMI passive cable certificate approval, but for active optical HDMI cable still pending, because compare to passive HDMI 2.1 Cable, The Active HDMI Cable is more complex than you expected, so the Active HDMI 2.1 Cable still without CTS. But all people knows that copper HDMI cable have
HDMI 2.1 Cable CTS released this year, do you how to get Ultra High Speed HDMI Cable Certification ? HDMI is become very important standard for consumer marketing, the lastest generation of HDMI Cable is 2.1 version have following features: Uncompressed and Compressed transmission modes Fixed Rate Link (FRL) signaling technology Dynamic HDR 48Gbps Bandwidth