Desktop and notebook

Monitors

TVs

Projector      

Set-Top Boxes

Audio/Video Receivers

DVD Players/Recorders

Features and Benefits

1. Higher performance than dual link DVI, total data rate 10.8Gbps

2. Available audio and video for multi-function monitors

3. Embedded clock

4. Connector enables support for DVI and HDMI via simple adapter

5. Enables new “Direct Drive” monitor category

6. Enable greater integration on both sides of the interface to reduce the cost of digital displays

7. Provide scalable performance in terms of resolution, color depth, and refresh rate over fewer wires to support emerging display needs, such as scalable lanes (1-4) for direct drive LCD panel integration

8. Auxiliary channel(1Mbps) enables new user features，for example as transfer channel of voice chatter, VoIP, game control and camera video

9. Available content protection supports high definition movie viewing

10. Enable a common interface approach across both internal and external display connections

11. Enable an extensible, open industry standard without IP (intellectual property) barriers

12. Offer max 3m cable at high bit rate 2.7GHz and max 15m cable at low bit rate 1.62GHz

Mechanical Performance

Mating Force and Unmating Force

Condition: EIA 364-13. Insert and extract at a speed of 25mm/minute.

Requirement:

Mating Force: 44.1 N maximum.

Unmating Force(no latches): 9.8N(1.0kg) min,39.2N(4.0kg) max

Electrical Performance

1. Contact Current Rating

0.5Amperes maximum per pin when mated.

2. Voltage Rating

40 Volts AC (RMS.) continuous maximum, on any signal pin with respect to the shield.

3. Contact Resistance

EIA-364-23

Contact: change from initial value=30 mΩ max.

Shell: change from initial value=50 mΩ max

4. Dielectric Withstanding Voltage

500 VAC for 1 minute no breakdown.

5. Insulation Resistance

Unmated connectors 100 Mohm minimum.

Mated connectors 10 Mohm minimum.

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