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Component Splitter: Split component signals from single source & relay to multiple devices |
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Component Splitter, allows one single component video display to be split and displayed on to multiple component displays. It allows simultaneous distribution of RGB or component video signals to multiple devices and that too without loss of signals. The resultant images are such that it appears as though each display is directly connected to the source. Alternately known as a distribution amplifier, this device has the ability to split the signals, amplify them and then relay them to multiple devices eliminating the potential for video degradation. Available in 2, 4, 8 and 16 ports, these units can also be daisy chained together for larger configurations.
A category of Video Splitter or Video Distribution Amplifier, these units are compatible with devices utilizing component video connectors (YPbPr). Supporting high video resolutions of 480i, 480p, 720p, 1080i and 1080p, these splitter units have a maximum bandwidth of 700MHz for sharp and highly defined video. Available in both desktop and rack mountable versions, some high end models are capable to relaying audio along with video signals and also have an option to control Boost Level which can prevent over modulation. Easy to install, these devices work on simple plug and play functionality and do not require any additional software or device drivers for operation.
Equipped with the necessary approvals from CE, FCC as well as RoHS, the component video splitter also has a VR function which allows use of one power supply for multiple units. All the inputs and outputs of these splitters have BNC connectors which broadcast component videos to multiple locations. They can work with cable set top boxes, DVD players, D-VHS players, Video game consoles, VCRs, Camcorders and all other equipment that is equipped with proper Audio/Video Connections. Some models can also be connected to 2 X Cat5 receivers and have a feature of auto tint and brightness control.
Housed in rugged metal cases, all models of this device include an external universal power adapter to convert standard AC voltage to DC voltage required to operate the unit. When teamed with a component video extender, this device creates a matrix switch which not only splits the signals but is also capable of extending them up to a distance of 1000 feet from the source using category cables.
Useful for different industries and work stations, Digital Signage Hardware industry such as supervisory systems, server farms and process control centers, SOHO, bars, conference rooms, hotels and classrooms etc., the Component Splitter is widely used in environments where there is a requirement for video to be shared among many video display and devices.
Last update : 25-07-2011 22:20
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