Features

• These include an ultra-thin display cable that is thinner, an analog RGB (VGA) cable for the mini D-sub15pin, and a cable for connecting each PC to the display.
• Use of 75 Ω coaxial cable (for video signals) • Slim cable Slim connector cable Uses a 4.5 mm outer diameter thin cable and compact connector (approximately 40% more compact than the previous volume), making cable routing simple.
• Composite coaxial cable This composite coaxial cable uses a 75 Ω coaxial cable for the video signal of R, G, B. It is a high-quality cable that is resistant to noise and has very little signal loss, so there is very little image degradation even in high-resolution mode.
• Double ferrite core A ferrite core that absorbs high-frequency noise is installed at both ends of the cable.
• Double Shield Cable High Density Braided Copper Shield Material Has a Sealed Aluminum Shield Treatment on the Inside to Protect Important Data from Most Noise from Low Range to Wide Range. It is a flexible cable with excellent flexibility despite its small diameter, so it protects the internal core wire from shock and vibration.
• The inside of the design mold connector is hardened with resin mold, and the entire surface is shielded to prevent external interference and to prevent noise. Excellent vibration and impact resistance.
• Gold plated pin Has a gold plating treatment that is resistant to rust and does not cause signal deterioration due to aging. When using these devices, make sure that the distance between the computer and the display is 5 meters or less.
• Lead-free solder A lead-free solder containing very little lead is used to secure the core of the cable to the pins inside the connector.
• * Since a small diameter cable is used, it is not suitable for use as an extension or a switchboard.