HDMI 2.0v

 HDMI Cable 2.0 4K is a high-performance cable designed to transmit high-definition audio and video signals with exceptional quality

Physical Characteristics

• Construction: It consists of multiple layers of shielding and insulation to protect the signals from electromagnetic interference. Inside the cable, there are several pairs of twisted wires that carry the audio and video data, as well as a ground wire for electrical stability.
• Connector Type: The cable has HDMI connectors at both ends, which are designed to fit into HDMI ports on various devices. The connectors are usually gold-plated to ensure excellent conductivity and corrosion resistance.
• Cable Length: HDMI Cable 2.0 4K comes in various lengths, typically ranging from a few feet to several meters. The length of the cable can affect the signal quality, so it’s important to choose an appropriate length for your specific setup.

Performance and Applications

• Data Transmission Speed: It supports a high data transfer rate of up to 18 Gbps. This allows for the seamless transmission of 4K video at 60 frames per second (fps), along with high-quality audio.
• Video Resolution and Refresh Rate: With HDMI Cable 2.0 4K, you can enjoy stunning 4K Ultra HD video resolution, which offers four times the pixel density of standard HD. It also supports high refresh rates, providing smooth and fluid motion for gaming and other high-action applications.
• Audio Support: The cable is capable of transmitting multi-channel audio formats, including Dolby Atmos and DTS:X. This enables you to experience immersive surround sound in your home theater or gaming setup.
• Compatibility: HDMI Cable 2.0 4K is backward compatible with older HDMI versions, allowing you to use it with a wide range of devices. However, to fully utilize the capabilities of HDMI 2.0, both the source device and the display device should support this version.
• Applications: It is widely used in various applications, such as connecting a 4K Blu-ray player to a 4K TV, a gaming console to a high-definition monitor, or a computer to a multimedia projector. It is also commonly used in home theater systems, commercial displays, and professional audio-visual setups.