DVI Digital Dual Link cable, 24+1 male/male, gold-plated contacts, multi-shielded, black, DINIC polybag, 2.00 m

Advantages

• DVI-D Dual Link 24+1 male to DVI-D Dual Link 24+1 male
• Dual-Link TMDS via two links, each with three channels
• Resolutions in Dual-Link mode up to 2048 × 1536 pixels
• Multi-shielded cable construction to reduce interference
• Gold-plated contacts for reliable connection
• 2.00 m cable length for workstations, system integration and technical installations

Product description

The 2.00 m DVI-D Dual Link 24+1 cable is designed for purely digital image signal transmission between a graphics source and a display device with a DVI-D interface. Both ends of the cable are fitted with DVI-D Dual Link 24+1 connectors.

The Dual-Link version transmits the TMDS signal via two links, each with three channels, thereby supporting higher resolutions than a Single-Link connection. According to the product specifications, resolutions of up to 2048 × 1536 pixels are possible in Dual-Link mode and up to 1600 × 1200 pixels in Single-Link mode, depending on the end devices used.

The multi-shielded cable construction ensures low-interference signal transmission in installation environments. Gold-plated contacts ensure reliable electrical contact, particularly during repeated plugging and unplugging.

Applications

• Connecting PCs and workstations to monitors or projectors via DVI-D
• System integration and IT roll-outs
• IT and media technology in office and conference environments
• KVM and console connections in data centres and server racks
• Industrial workstations with HMI or panel PC systems
• Test benches, measurement stations and technical workstations

Technical Specifications

Compatibility

Suitable for graphics cards, workstations, KVM and switching solutions, monitors and projectors with a DVI-D Dual Link 24+1 socket.

The cable transmits digital DVI-D video signals only. Analogue VGA signal transmission via DVI-I is not possible with this DVI-D cable.

Selection and practical guidance

To use Dual Link transmission, both the signal source and the connected display device must support DVI-D Dual Link. The actual usable resolution depends on the end devices involved.

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