HDMI 4K DDC EDID Display Dummy Emulate Adapter for Mining

[Martview-SZ]

HDMI 4K DDC EDID Display Dummy Emulate Adapter for Mining



Martview

Features:
VGA and DVI versions support up to 1920 * 1080 @ 60Hz
HDMI version supports up to 4K (3840 * 2160) @ 60Hz. Need HDMI2.0 support.
HDMI lock plate treasure (Gong mother) at 4K @ 30Hz, 2K @ 60Hz stable use
it can be used to test graphics cards and various related applications, improve the screen resolution of the computer's remote desktop, and avoid black screens
Up to 4K resolution can be simulated, ie 3840 * 2160 resolution
Small size, the latest chip, low power, no heat
Support plug and play, hot plug
No need to drive, support all systems
VGA display virtual machine is mainly to the old VGA interface or DVI-I analog interface to the host use
Highest resolution up to 1920 * 1080

Specification:
Name: HDMI-compatible Virtualizer
Resolution: 3840 x 2160@60Hz
Applicable card slot: HDMI-compatible interface
Working temperature: 10-40℃
Storage temperature: -10-80°C
System support: No need to drive, plug and play
Color: Gold, Black
Size: 20 x 28mm

 

[Dianna Jackson]

EDID is a VESA standard data format that includes details such as the display's manufacturer, screen size, native resolution, color properties, frequency range restrictions, and more. After receiving this data, the source may create the appropriate video characteristics to fit the display's requirements. When a computer graphics card is employed as the source device, EDID is frequently used. EDID may also be read by HDTV receivers, DVD and Blu-ray players, LCDs, and digital TVs, which then output the needed visual format. On the other hand, VESA has established DDC (Display Data Channel) as a standard. While DDC is only a description of the interface, EDID refers to the actual data that is transferred between the graphic adapter card and the monitor. The purpose of this data exchange is to identify the associated displays and read their video specs. This protocol includes optimal and maximum resolutions, as well as Gamma values. If a display is linked directly to a graphics adapter card, the only thing to consider is whether or not the connection cable enables DDC transmission.