Tripp Lite Digital Video Interface Cable
Desks fill up with competing cords and power supplies that bleed interference into nearby video lines. We build this digital video interface cord with molded ends and built-in filters to keep your monitor picture steady. It connects single link hardware without drama.
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- Use in conjunction with DVI video cards that are specified as Single Link.
- Both DVI connectors are molded, have integral strain relief for long life reliability, and ferrite collars to drain off extraneous electrical interference.
How this one is built
Molded connector hoods
Solid molding over both termination points keeps the pins aligned during installation. The built-in strain relief flexes without pulling conductors loose when you push a desktop tower back against a wall.
Ferrite line collars
Chokes molded near each terminal drain off stray electromagnetic noise picked up along the run. That keeps your digital display from dropping sync when other equipment on the desk switches on.
Single link pinout
Wiring matches single link video outputs directly. The configuration carries digital display signals straight from your graphics card to a flat panel monitor without analog conversion in the path.
Black outer jacket
A dark outer jacket blends cleanly with standard computer towers and monitor arms. It routes through desktop cable managers and behind baseboards without drawing attention to the run.
On the nameplate
These are the figures published for this unit. Where a number is missing here it was not printed on the listing, and we would rather leave the row out than fill it with a guess.
| Connector | DVI |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Weight | 4.54 g |
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