Between Series Adapter HDMI to BNC Converter: Supports NTSC/PAL Formats and BNC signal (480I and 576I) 1 Pair - (CON-HDMIBNC)

HDMI to BNC converter, One Piece

CATEGORY: BETWEEN SERIES ADAPTER

• Full HD equipment converts image to normal TV display with audio output
• Supports NTSC/PAL formats and BNC signal (480I and 576I)

Datasheet

• Q. What is an HDMI to BNC converter?
  A. An HDMI to BNC converter is a device that allows you to convert HDMI signals to BNC connectors. The converter accepts HDMI signal and converts it to digital or analog BNC format and vice versa. The output is displayed via the BNC connector ports connected to the display unit. BNC connectors are widely used in advanced video and audio equipment. Triplett offers the Between Series adapter HDMI to BNC converters that support NTSC/PAL Formats and BNC signals. Most of these converters are compatible with older versions of cameras, video equipment, display screens, and so on.

• Q. What types of devices can be connected using an HDMI to BNC converter?
  A.An HDMI to BNC converter adapter can be connected to video cameras, high definition monitors and televisions, audio systems, gaming consoles, digital signage boards, CCTVs, and other broadcasting video equipment. All of this can be connected using HDMI cables connecting the converter to the device.

• Q. How does an HDMI to BNC converter work?
  A. An HDMI to BNC converter adapter converts the digital HDMI signal and an analog BNC signal. Here are the steps that show the working of HDMI to BNC adapter.
  • The source device such as a camera or computer is connected to the HDMI input port, and thus it receives digital HDMI signals. This is done using an HDMI cable.
  • The other end of the converter is connected to a power source.
  • The converter converts the signal into HDMI analog video or audio signal to make it suitable for BNC connector. This process encompasses decoding and extraction of digital video data and components such as RGB.
  • The converted analog signal is sent through BNC connector which may transmit RGB components through different outputs.
  • Our HDMI converters can adjust the format and resolution of the output signal from the BNC connector, based on the receiving device such as a display monitor.

• Q. What are the benefits of using an HDMI to BNC converter?
  A. Here are some benefits of using an HDMI to BNC converter for audio or video applications.
  • It enables connecting devices that use different types of video signals
  • It is possible to extend the geographical distance between devices by adjusting the cable length. Also, the converter offers a huge bandwidth and enables signal transmission over long distances.
  • It has the ability to achieve a high definition, good quality video signal, which enhances picture quality.
  • It can connect HDMI devices to BNC connectors that are connected to various video equipment.
  • The converter can adjust the resolution and other parameters based on the type of connected device.
  • Using an HDMI to BNC converter adapter is a cost-effective solution rather than upgrading the legacy BNC-based devices and equipment as this converter ensures compatibility.

• Q. Can an HDMI to BNC converter be used in reverse?
  A. No, an HDMI to BNC converter cannot be used in reverse to convert BNC signals to HDMI signals. You would need a separate BNC to HDMI converter for that purpose. This is because a BNC analog signal cannot be again converted to HDMI digital one.

• Q. Are there any limitations to using an HDMI to BNC converter?
  A. Yes, there are some limitations to using an HDMI to BNC converter in terms of the maximum resolution that can be supported and the maximum distance of transmission without signal losses. Here are some limitations.
  • The type and configuration of the converter largely decides the transmission distance, resolution, and other factors.
  • One needs to check the compatibility of certain HDMI devices in terms of HDCP, which stands for High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection.
  • Bidirectional or reverse transfer of signals is not possible in case of HDMI to BNC converters.
  • There may be challenges in terms of extending the cable length beyond limit. If so, it would degrade signals and hamper data transmission.

• Q. What should I look for when choosing an HDMI to BNC converter?
  A. When choosing these converters, you may want to consider the following factors.
  • Weigh your application requirement vis-a-vis the maximum resolution required and supported by the converter.
  • The same applies for transmission distance you require and that offered by the converter without signal losses.
  • Check if you need additional features in the converter that are specific to your application, such as audio support.
  • Check the compatibility with other digital and analog devices as well the HDMI:HDCP factor.
  • Check the signal compatibility, color and picture quality, resolution, and so on.
  • Checking brand reviews is important. Also, ensure the converter is durable, easy to install and use with clear input and output labels.