6HDMI to Fiber Converter| HDMI Video Transmitter
by Brightlink Cables brightlinkcablesHDMI is an abbreviation for "High Definition Multimedia Interface." HDMI, like HD-SDI, transmits signals in an uncompressed format, resulting in significantly better video quality than with an analog device. It sells HDMI devices in an installation package that comprises the Transmitter, Receiver, and 100 meters of single-mode optic Fiber.
The
most common installation for our HDMI video transmitter and receiver. HDMI
to fiber converter aids in the distribution of video signals at 1080p
without interruption.
What exactly
is an HDMI Converter?
HDMI
converters are devices that convert signals from one format to HDMI and vice
versa. HDMI converters are used to link a non-HDMI source to an HDMI display.
The HDMI converter functions as an intermediary transmission device, allowing
two networking devices to interact despite data format incompatibility.
Within
an HDMI transmitter and receiver, HDMI converters can function as HDMI to DVI,
HDMI to VGA, and HDMI to fiber converters, and many more sorts of signal
converters.
HDMI
audio/video streams have transmission restrictions in general. However,
Ethernet/Fiber optics is regarded as a viable transmission medium for
long-distance video signal transmission. As a result, HDMI converters are used
to convert HDMI signals to Ethernet-compatible data formats.
Why Choose
Fiber Optics over other forms to distribute HDMI Signals?
We
want to employ HDMI optic fiber to achieve high bandwidth, high speed, and high
data rate applications in both our professional and personal life. Unlike
copper wire-based transmission, which solely depends on electrical impulses
traveling through the cable, fiber optic transmission incorporates light
signals.
When
data is entered in electrical signals into a fiber optic communication network
that uses extenders, the local transmitter unit converts them into a light
signal using a light source such as a laser. The light beam travels from the
source to the destination through a fiber optic cable, where the data is
transformed back to electrical signals by a remote receiver device.
The
following are the primary advantages of utilizing fiber optics over copper wire
transmission:-
- Greater
Bandwidth
- Faster Speed
across Longer Distances
- Greater Resistance
- Greater
Security
HDMI over
fiber extension
- It enables you
to send your HDMI signal over incredibly long distances that regular HDMI
connections cannot handle. Even across extended distances, these extenders
protect your HDMI signal from being attenuated, providing you with crisp,
clear visuals precisely as a short HDMI connection would. The kit includes
one HDMI to fiber transmitter and one Fiber to HDMI receiver, both of
which have power supplies to assure signal quality during the run.
- Connect your source
HDMI cable in the TX, install your modules, run your Fiber Optic cable the
distance you want, plug into your RX, and then connect your HDMI to the RX
and your display.
- Then, turn on
all of your linked devices, including the TX and RX, and you should see an
image straight immediately. It has a bandwidth of more than 10.2 GBPS and
a resolution of up to Ultra HD 4kx2k@60hz.
- The 3D HDMI
Fiber Extender allows users to utilize a single duplex fiber optic cable
to extend a video signal up to 300m to 2 kilometers (1.2 miles) distant
from a video source.
- The quality of
optic Fiber is that it can carry signals over greater distances without
signal interruptions, making it more straightforward for customers who are
accustomed to using high-speed internet. This makes optical Fiber more
dependable in today's environment.
Why are HDMI
over Fiber converters such a good option?
Our
HDMI over fiber converters are
suited for various commercial video transmission applications due to the
following capabilities.
- HDMI to fiber
converters can handle a variety of video resolutions. Our HDMI converters provide a maximum video resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels.
- HDMI to fiber
converters enable point-to-point transmission over Ethernet cables between
an HDMI transmitter and an HDMI receiver by establishing a fast
HDMI-Ethernet channel.
- It provides a
non-compressed video signal broadcast between an HDMI video transmitter
and an HDMI video receiver with a 2K digital bandwidth of 25-255MHz.
- HDMI
transmitters and receivers are designed for signal storage and delivery
without compromising video quality, making our products extremely
dependable.
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