- ideal for all DVI connections including HDTV. Set-top boxes, DVD payers and AV receivers
- Transmits full-bandwidth, uncompressed digital signal from a source to HD display
- Supports hot plugging of DVI display devices
- PC and Mac compatible
- Double-shielded with Mylar for and foil and braid shield reduces EMI/RFI interference
- Gold-plated contacts provide full conductivity without goosting and data loss
- Single and dual link digital signaling allows high speed digital transmission up to 4.95Gbps and 9.9Gbps
- supports HD 1080i resolution
- black cable
- gold contact turbine connectors provide greater contact pressure for improved conductivity and maximum signal transfer
- double-shielded, excellent quality
- for analog and digital transmission
- molded plugs
- w/o ferrites
- ideal for all DVI connections including HDTV. Set-top boxes, DVD payers and AV receivers
- Transmits full-bandwidth, uncompressed digital signal from a source to HD display
- Supports hot plugging of DVI display devices
- PC and Mac compatible
- Double-shielded with Mylar for and foil and braid shield reduces EMI/RFI interference
- Gold-plated contacts provide full conductivity without goosting and data loss
- Single and dual link digital signaling allows high speed digital transmission up to 4.95Gbps and 9.9Gbps
- supports HD 1080i resolution
- white cable
- gold contact turbine connectors provide greater contact pressure for improved conductivity and maximum signal transfer
- DVI-D 24+1 male to DVI-D 24+1 male
- Supports Dual Link signals
- Ferrite shielding
- Die-cast connectors
- ideal for all DVI connections including HDTV. Set-top boxes, DVD payers and AV receivers
- Transmits full-bandwidth, uncompressed digital signal from a source to HD display
- Supports hot plugging of DVI display devices
- PC and Mac compatible
- Double-shielded with Mylar for and foil and braid shield reduces EMI/RFI interference
- Gold-plated contacts provide full conductivity without goosting and data loss
- Single and dual link digital signaling allows high speed digital transmission up to 4.95Gbps and 9.9Gbps
- supports HD 1080i resolution
- black cable
- gold contact turbine connectors provide greater contact pressure for improved conductivity and maximum signal transfer
- Single-Link
- supports FullHD up to1080p/60 frames per second
- supports 1920x1200 resolution up to 60Hz
- supports data transfer rate up to 4.95Gbps
- supports Colour deep up to 24 Bit / 8 bit each colour
- DVI-D 24+1 male to DVI-D 24+1 male
- Supports Dual Link signals
- Ferrite shielding
- Die-cast connectors, nickel shielding and gold-plated contacts
- DVI-D 24+1 male to DVI-D 24+1 male
- Supports Dual Link signals
- Die-cast connectors
- double shielded, verry high quality
- for analogous and digital transmission
- encapsulated plugs
- ferrite cores on every end
- double shielded, very high quality
- encapsulated plugs
- ferrite cores on every end of the cable
- length: 2m
- provides resolutions up to 1600x1200 Pixel
Image transmission cable for the optimum visual experience
The Digital Visual Interface, or DVI for short, is an interface for transmitting image signals. The DVI connection is usually found on computers. DVI cables enable both digital and analog image transmission. The DVI connection was the first standard to enable the digital transmission of images from a graphics card to a monitor. Compared to other interfaces, the DVI interface had a higher bandwidth, supporting a resolution of sometimes more than 1920 x 1200 pixels. Accordingly, the DVI cable replaced the analog VGA cable and can still be found today on various devices such as graphics cards, monitors or televisions.
DVI-A, DVI-I or DVI-D cable?
The former standard is divided into different subtypes. On the one hand, there is the DVI-I interface. This allows both analog and digital image signals to be transmitted. On the other hand, only digital transmission is possible with the DVI-D interface. Only analog signals are transmitted with the DVI-A interface, although this subtype is rarely used.
Which DVI cable you need depends on the connection of your hardware. At INTOS, you can obtain DVI-D and DVI-I cables both as single link and dual link versions with a different number of pins and in different lengths. The advantage of DVI-I cables is that they are compatible with DVI-D and DVI-A connections. Whereas DVI-D and DVI-A connections can only be used with the cable of the same name. By the way: With an HDMI adapter, you can continue to use your DVI cable and therefore your old device.
DVI cable: Single Link or Dual Link?
With DVI-I and DVI-D, a distinction is made between single link and dual link. The difference is noticeable in the bandwidth and correspondingly in the resolution. With 18 + 5 pins, the DVI-I cable in the Single Link version has six pins less than the Dual Link version with 24 + 5 pins. This has an effect on the resolution. Single Link DVI-I cables have a maximum resolution of 1920 x 1200 pixels at a transmission rate of 3.96 Gbit/s. Dual Link DVI-I cables achieve a resolution of 2560 x 1600 pixels and a full 7.92 Gbit/s. The situation is similar with DVI-D cables. They also achieve the same performance, but the single link variant only has 18 + 1 pins and the dual link variant has 24 + 1 pins.
Whichever DVI cable you need, your cable specialist will provide you with different versions in the usual InLine® quality, whether as an extension, PC and MAC compatible or with gold-plated contacts for better conductivity.
