Video Cables (DVI, HDMI)

Image Part Number Description / PDF Quantity Rfq
1721017-30

1721017-30

Qualtek Electronics Corp.

CBL HDMI M-M CON 30' 24 AWG

231

1321007-03

1321007-03

Qualtek Electronics Corp.

CBL DVI(24+1) CON 3' 28 AWG

313

1721013-16

1721013-16

Qualtek Electronics Corp.

CBL HDMI M-M CON 16' 26 AWG

420

1721015-16

1721015-16

Qualtek Electronics Corp.

CBL HDMI DVI(18+1)CON 16' 26 AWG

0

1321037-16

1321037-16

Qualtek Electronics Corp.

CBL DVI(24+1) CON 16' 26 AWG

77

1321017-06

1321017-06

Qualtek Electronics Corp.

CBL DVI(24+1) CON 6' 28 AWG

421

1321009-03

1321009-03

Qualtek Electronics Corp.

CBL DVI(24+5) CON 3' 28 AWG

170

1721009-10

1721009-10

Qualtek Electronics Corp.

CBL HDMI M-M CON 10' 28 AWG

180

1321003-03

1321003-03

Qualtek Electronics Corp.

CBL DVI(18+1) CON 3' 28 AWG

2260

1321025-10

1321025-10

Qualtek Electronics Corp.

CBL DVI(18+5) CON 10' 28 AWG

0

1721011-10

1721011-10

Qualtek Electronics Corp.

CBL HDMI DVI(18+1)CON 10' 28 AWG

0

1721005-06

1721005-06

Qualtek Electronics Corp.

CBL HDMI M-M A CON 6' 28 AWG

1022

1321015-06

1321015-06

Qualtek Electronics Corp.

CBL DVI(18+5) CON 6' 28 AWG

0

1321033-16

1321033-16

Qualtek Electronics Corp.

CBL DVI(18+1) CON 16' 28 AWG

490

1321027-10

1321027-10

Qualtek Electronics Corp.

CBL DVI(24+1) CON 10' 28 AWG

0

1721019-30

1721019-30

Qualtek Electronics Corp.

CBL HDMI DVI(18+1)CON 30' 26 AWG

0

1321035-16

1321035-16

Qualtek Electronics Corp.

CBL DVI(18+5) CON 16' 26 AWG

0

1321013-06

1321013-06

Qualtek Electronics Corp.

CBL DVI(18+1) CON 6' 28 AWG

1515

1321039-16

1321039-16

Qualtek Electronics Corp.

CBL DVI(24+5) CON 16' 26 AWG

0

1721007-06

1721007-06

Qualtek Electronics Corp.

CBL HDMI DVI(18+1) CON 6' 28 AWG

0

Video Cables (DVI, HDMI)

1. Overview

Digital Video Interface (DVI) and High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) cables are critical components for transmitting high-quality audio/video signals between devices. DVI, introduced in 1999, primarily transmits digital video signals, while HDMI, launched in 2002, supports both digital audio and video. These cables are foundational in modern entertainment, computing, and professional AV systems, enabling resolutions up to 8K and advanced features like HDR (High Dynamic Range).

2. Major Types and Functional Classification

TypeKey FeaturesApplications
DVI-DDigital-only signal transmission, supports resolutions up to 2560x1600PC monitors, projectors
DVI-ISupports both digital and analog signalsLegacy systems with VGA compatibility
HDMI Type AStandard 19-pin connector, supports up to 8K@60Hz (HDMI 2.1)TVs, gaming consoles, home theaters
HDMI Type C (Mini)Smaller connector for portable devicesCamcorders, tablets
HDMI Type D (Micro)Ultra-compact connectorSmartphones, drones

3. Structure and Components

Typical DVI/HDMI cables consist of:

  • Conductors: 19-29 individually shielded twisted pairs (HDMI) or 24-pin dual-link configuration (DVI)
  • Shielding: Foil and braided copper layers to reduce electromagnetic interference (EMI)
  • Connectors: Gold-plated brass or phosphor bronze contacts for durability
  • Jacket: PVC or plenum-rated materials for fire safety compliance

4. Key Technical Specifications

ParameterDescriptionImportance
Bandwidth10.2 Gbps (HDMI 1.4) to 48 Gbps (HDMI 2.1)Determines maximum resolution and refresh rate
Resolution Support480p to 10KMatches cable capability with display requirements
HDCP ComplianceHDCP 2.2 or laterRequired for protected content playback
Signal IntegrityBer < 10^-9 at rated distanceEnsures error-free transmission
Cable Gauge24AWG (standard) to 18AWG (high-speed)Affects signal loss over distance

5. Application Fields

Key industries and devices include:

  • Consumer Electronics: Smart TVs, gaming consoles (PlayStation, Xbox), Blu-ray players
  • Professional AV: Digital signage, conference room systems (Zoom Rooms, Crestron)
  • Healthcare: Medical imaging displays, surgical monitors
  • Automotive: In-vehicle infotainment systems (Tesla Model S, BMW iX)
  • Case Study: A commercial cinema uses 18m HDMI 2.1 cables to connect 8K projectors with media servers, maintaining 220Hz refresh rates for immersive experiences.

6. Leading Manufacturers and Products

ManufacturerProduct LineKey Features
AnkerPowerLine+ HDMI 2.148 Gbps, 8K certified, 30,000 bend cycles
BelkinUltra HD High Speed HDMIDynamic HDR support, 18Gbps
AudioQuestForest HDMIDirection-controlled conductors, 18Gbps
MonopriceBlack Platinum DVI-DDual-link 2560x1600, 24AWG

7. Selection Guidelines

Key considerations:

  1. Match cable version to source/display capabilities (e.g., HDMI 2.1 for 8K gaming)
  2. Evaluate cable length vs. bandwidth requirements (active cables needed for >15m runs)
  3. Verify HDCP 2.3 compliance for 4K+ content protection
  4. Assess shielding quality in high-EMI environments
  5. Consider connector type (right-angle options for tight spaces)

Industry Trends and Future Outlook

Emerging trends include:

  • Adoption of optical HDMI cables for ultra-low latency (>100Gbps capacity)
  • Integration of USB-C Alt Mode for hybrid data/power delivery
  • Increased use of AI-driven signal optimization chips in premium cables
  • Growing demand for eco-friendly manufacturing (halogen-free PVC, recycled materials)
  • Standardization of 10K resolution support by 2026 (VESA roadmap)
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