Home » Quantum Data Adds HDMI™ 1.3 Support to their 880 Series Test Instruments
Quantum Data announced the release of new video signal generators and upgrades supporting High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) version 1.3, enabling display manufacturers to design and manufacture 36-bit deep color displays.
HDMI is a prime digital interface for connecting displays to home theatre, broadcast and gaming sources. Version 1.3 (v1.3) of the interface is backwards compatible with previous versions and adds options for wide-gamut color, faster pixel rates, cable equalization, smaller connectors, advanced audio formats, and lip sync correction – in addition to deep color.
Quantum Data’s new model 881E and 882E generators, built with the latest chips from Silicon Image, are capable of generating triple 12-bit/component colors in 4:4:4 sampling mode up to 165M pixels/second. Added test images reveal “banding” in fine color transitions – a defect that is supposed to be eliminated by HDMI v1.3’s new “deep color” option. As with previous offerings, the new generators output any video format on-demand, render test images, produce test tones, and perform a variety of compliance tests.
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