FiberX HDMI (Typ A) — HDMI (Typ A)

The FX-I380 is an ATC-certified 8K HDMI 2.1 AOC hybrid cable with an outer diameter of 4.5 mm. It fulfils the HDMI Ultra High Speed specification and is therefore suitable for AV transmissions at up to 48 Gbps. The cable has HDMI-A aluminium connectors with gold-plated precision plug contacts at both ends. Thanks to its hybrid construction of glass fibre for AV transmission and copper inner conductors for power and data transmission, the cable offers full protection against electromagnetic interference and low attenuation for perfect transmission quality. The cable does not require an external power supply, it is powered directly via HDMI. FiberX - When distance, quality and bandwidth are crucial. The FX-I380 HDMI Ultra High Speed cables from PureLink's FiberX series are designed for the optimum transmission of HDMI 2.1 signals over long distances. The hybrid construction of fibre optic and copper inner conductors enables significantly longer cable lengths than conventional HDMI copper cables. This is achieved by transmitting the AV power via optical fibre, which is free from electromagnetic influences or interference, and is supplemented by copper cables for the transmission of power (HDMI 5V) and data (e.g. HPD, CEC). Thanks to this design, the cables are available in very long lengths of between 5.00 and 100.00 metres and can also be used in complex environments. All cables up to a length of 20 metres are ATC-certified. The cables comply with the HDMI standard "HDMI Ultra High Speed" for HDMI 2.1-compatible devices and can transmit AV streams at up to 48 Gbps. They enable resolutions up to 8K / UltraHD-2 with up to 60Hz including digital audio signal and with support for HDCP up to version 2.3. The transmission takes place without delay (zero frame delay) and without compression and also supports ARC or eARC and transparent EDID. The small cable diameter of just 4.5 mm enables an extremely small bending radius of up to 45 mm (static) or 90 mm (dynamic), especially when routing or installing in tight spaces such as the back of a rack.