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How They Work
Conversion: The transmitter converts the electrical HDMI signal into light pulses.
Transmission: These light pulses travel through the optical fiber (single or multimode).
Reconversion: The receiver converts the light pulses back into an electrical HDMI signal for the display.
Key Features & Benefits
Long-Distance Extension: Extends 4K@60Hz signals far beyond copper limits (e.g., up to 300m/1000ft with multimode, or further with single-mode fiber).
High-Resolution Support: Transmits uncompressed 4K (4096x2160) at 60Hz with 4:4:4 chroma subsampling.
HDR & HDCP 2.2: Supports High Dynamic Range (HDR) and High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP 2.2).
Immunity to Interference: Fiber optic cables are immune to EMI/RFI, ensuring signal integrity.
Compact & Convenient: Often features compact, pluggable designs (like SFP/SFP+) with locking power/HDMI ports and sometimes includes IR/RS232 pass-through.
Lossless Transmission: Delivers lossless, zero-latency video for critical applications.
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