Supports HDMI 2.0a with 18 Gbps

Ultra HD 2160p (4K@50/60 Hz x 2K Video)

High Dynamic Range (HDR)

Integrated repeater (fom 7,5m)

Conductors made of high-purity OFC copper

24 AWG solid conductors

The Excellence High Speed HDMI® cable is specially designed for the high requirements of ultra high resolution formats (4K UHD) and transmits the required data rates of up to 18 Gbps. A 3-fold shielding protects the sensitive data content against external interferences. The thick signal conductor as well as the high-quality plug reduce additional data errors to a minimum. For excellent picture and sound quality. From 7.5 m length a specially chip is integrated in the plug, which ensures the 18 Gbps bandwidth even with 15 m cable length.

*HDMI 2.0B | BACKROUND

The HDMI Forum, to which 88 companies from the multimedia branch belong, released the new HDMI 2.0 specification on 4 September 2013. The most important new feature of HDMI 2.0 is the much higher data rate of up to 18 gigabytes per second it makes possible, with this being necessary for the latest 4K content with double the refresh rate. The High Speed HDMI cables with Ethernet made by in-akustik are HDMI 2.0B-compatible and therefore optimally suited to future requirements. This applies for lengths of up to, and including 3.0 m for HDMI cables in the “Star” category, and up to, and including 5.0 m for the “Premium” HDMI cables, with a length of 15 m possible for the “Exzellenz” cables due to an intelligent chip in the connector.

The latest version of the HDMI® standard establishes critical infrastructure for implementing 3D video in the home, defining input/output protocols that will allow 3D displays and source devices to communicate through an HDMI® link. It’s a major milestone on the path to bringing true 3D gaming and 3D home theater to the mass market, supporting resolutions up to 2160p in 3D. 3D technology is evolving rapidly, with several competing approaches under development, so the HDMI® 2.0 specification establishes protocols for a number of popular 3D display methods, including: - Frame, line or field alternative methods - Side by side methods (full and half) - 2D plus depth methods .