Type A HDMI to Type A HDMI cable

Product Description :

The most mainstream Standard HDMI (standard HDMI): This is the most basic HDMI interface, supports 720p and 1080i high-definition video, and is an earlier version of HDMI.

Common HDMI interface types:

There are three main standard models of HDMI interfaces, namely Type A, Type C, and Type D. In addition, there are some HDMI interfaces for special applications. Here's a summary:

1.Type A HDMI: Also known as standard HDMI, it is the most common HDMI interface and is usually used to connect TVs, monitors, projectors, etc. It is a full size interface.

2.Type C HDMI: Also known as Mini HDMI, it is a smaller HDMI interface, usually used in some small devices, such as digital cameras, camcorders, etc.

3.Type D HDMI: Also known as Micro HDMI, it is a smaller HDMI interface, usually used in extremely small devices, such as mobile phones, tablets, etc.

European Union regulations require that electronic products such as smartphones, iPad tablets, speakers, digital cameras, headsets, game consoles, e-book readers, mice, keyboards, etc. must adopt Type-C (USB-C) charging standards and protocols starting from 2024. In the future, laptops sold in the EU in 2026 must also be equipped with Type-C (USB-C) ports to reduce electronic waste and make it more convenient for consumers to use

HDMI interface for special applications:

1.Automotive HDMI: HDMI interface for automotive applications, with a stronger connection and resistance to vehicle vibration.

In addition, HDMI 2.1 is a new HDMI standard rather than a separate interface type, which provides higher data transfer rates and supports higher resolutions and high refresh rates. This standard still uses the physical connector of Type A HDMI.

 

There are three main standard models of HDMI interfaces, and special applications may have other variants according to needs.

After confirming the type of HDMI connector, the next step is to choose the cable!

HDMI cables are often marked with "HDMI 1.3 / 1.4 / 2.0 / 2.1". The larger the number, the higher the quality and the more detailed the image can be transmitted. These specifications are product certifications issued by professional certification agencies.

Versions and specifications: HDMI standards are constantly updated, and versions include HDMI 1.4, HDMI 2.0, HDMI 2.1, etc. Newer versions typically support higher video resolutions, higher refresh rates, and other advanced features.

Resolution and bandwidth: If your device supports 4K or 8K video, make sure your HDMI cable has enough bandwidth to support these high resolutions. Choose cables labeled High Speed ​​HDMI or HDMI 2.0/2.1, these versions usually support higher data transfer rates.

Length: The length of the HDMI cable may affect the signal quality.

HDMI 2.0 supports 4K / 60Hz, increases bandwidth to 18 Gb/s, and adds HDR technology

HDMI 2.0 enhances support for 4K. The most direct improvements include two points:

First, the bandwidth has been expanded to 18Gbps, which can support 3840×2160 resolution and 50FPS and 60FPS frames.

Second, in terms of audio, it supports up to 32 channels and a maximum sampling rate of 1536kHz.

 

  HDMI 2.0 is an important update that greatly improves image transmission performance! Introduced support for 4K/60Hz and increased total bandwidth to 18 Gb/s. It has also been introduced to support 1080p resolution at 240 Hz and 1440p resolution at 144 Hz. For game running, it can support higher refresh rates at high image quality.

HDMI 2.0 is equipped with static HDR (high dynamic range) technology, which can achieve higher light and dark details and color contrast, making the picture look closer to the vivid and realistic colors in real life.

HDMI usually includes version, type, length, etc. Here are some common HDMI cable specifications:

 

1. HDMI version: The HDMI standard is constantly updated, and each version introduces new features and improvements. Some of the major HDMI versions include 1.0, 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.4, 2.0, and 2.1. New versions typically support higher resolutions, higher refresh rates, and other advanced video and audio features.

 

2. HDMI type: HDMI cables are usually classified according to the functions and performance levels they support, such as standard HDMI cables, high-speed HDMI cables, high-speed HDMI cables with Ethernet, Premium High-Speed ​​HDMI cables, Ultra High-Speed ​​HDMI cables, etc. Different types of wires are suitable for different application scenarios and requirements.

 

3. HDMI length: The length of the HDMI cable is an important consideration. Longer cables may cause signal loss, so consider the required connection distance when selecting. Generally, the recommended maximum length for standard HDMI cables is about 15 feet (4.5 meters), while the recommended maximum length for high-speed HDMI cables is slightly shorter.

 

4. HDMI interface: HDMI cables have different interface types such as standard, Mini, Micro, etc. Make sure to choose the interface that is compatible with your device.

 

5. Supported resolutions and refresh rates: Different types of HDMI cables support different maximum resolutions and refresh rates. Especially when connecting to a high-resolution monitor, make sure the cable you choose meets your needs.

 

6. Other functions: Some HDMI cables have additional functions, such as supporting Ethernet channels, Audio Return Channel (ARC), etc. These features are usually available in higher-end versions of HDMI cables.

 

When purchasing an HDMI cable, make sure you understand the required specifications to ensure the cable will meet the needs of your device and application.