HDMI™ Cable
HDMI A to C Cable - PB349
HDMI A to Mini HDMI (C) cable, HDMI 1.4 standard, supporting 1080P@60Hz and 10.2Gbps for HD cameras and players.
Overview
The PB349 connects an HDMI A connector to an HDMI C (Mini HDMI) connector, supporting 1080P@60Hz resolution and 10.2Gbps bandwidth under the HDMI 1.4 standard. It is suitable for high-definition cameras, players and other HDMI devices with an HDMI C connector that connect to a TV or monitor. The cable uses nickel-plated connectors, OFC oxygen-free copper conductors and a molded TPE housing. Each unit ships with one cable.
Specifications
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | PB349 |
| Cable material | PVC |
| Cable color | Black |
| Shell material | Molded (TPE) |
| Connectors | HDMI A to HDMI C (Mini HDMI), nickel-plated |
| Conductor | OFC oxygen-free copper |
| Bandwidth | 10.2Gbps |
| Max resolution | 1080P@60Hz |
| Standard | HDMI 1.4 |
Frequently Asked Questions
- What devices does the PB349 work with?
- The PB349 connects HDMI A sources (TVs, monitors) to devices with HDMI C (Mini HDMI) connectors, such as high-definition cameras, players, and portable HDMI devices.
- What resolution and bandwidth does this cable support?
- The PB349 supports up to 1080P@60Hz resolution with 10.2Gbps bandwidth under the HDMI 1.4 standard.
- What are the connector and conductor specifications?
- The cable features nickel-plated HDMI A and HDMI C connectors with OFC oxygen-free copper conductors for reliable signal transmission.
- What is the cable construction?
- The PB349 uses a PVC cable jacket with molded TPE shell housing, black color, designed for durability in high-definition applications.
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