HDMI-10M-20
4K HDMI Cable. Length 10m.
HDMI 2.0 raises the bandwidth to 18 Gbps, enough for real 4K at 60 frames per second -- the practical difference from 1.4, which caps 4K at 30fps. Still uses ARC for audio return, not the newer eARC.
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Connector anatomy
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How it works
The picture goes out on three differential pairs, each carrying the signal and an inverted copy. The display subtracts one from the other, so any noise that hit both wires cancels out. The fourth pair carries the clock that says when each pixel starts.
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From the published standard
An HDMI 2.0 cable carries picture and sound digitally over three differential pairs using TMDS encoding, with a fourth pair for the clock. The standard provides 18 Gbit/s of total bandwidth, which is what makes 4K at 60 frames per second possible. Because the signal is digital it either arrives intact or it drops out — it does not fade gradually the way analogue VGA does.
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| Standard | HDMI 2.0 |
|---|---|
| Type | HDMI |
| Length | 10 m |
| Connectors | HDMI |
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