Rgb To Dvi Converter: Simply Converts Rgb Signals To Digital Signals
The RGB to DVI Converter converts RGB video signals into DVI-D format
. The converted signals are then relayed over multi mode fiber to a distance of 1000 meters. This device supports video formats up to 108 MHz. By converting the analog video signals into a compatible digital format, it makes the connection between RGB and DVI work. The device operates on plug and play functionality and all connections are made on the rear of the unit. The converter needs to be placed in a manner so that the front panel display and buttons are visible as they may be required for system set up. The buttons also enable configuration of special video settings and configure existing video configurations.
The RGB to DVI conversion device is also available in rack mountable 1U versions. This product is compliant with the FCC and CE standards. Equipped with a built in DVI Splitter, this device has the ability to drive two independent DVI outputs. It also has a VGA loop through in order to connect a VGA monitor. The front panel of this unit has the capability of video timing and phase adjustment.
This product is available in two versions, the AIC-1 which converts an RGB source into two DVI-D signals and the AIE-1, which converts the signals and also extends them over multi mode fiber. The latter is available with SC or ST type fiber connectors. RGB to DVI conversion devices support a RGB video resolution of 1280 x 1024 @ 60 Hz and have a power consumption of 8 Watts.
RGB graphics standard was most popular in industrial applications for a long time. However, since displays for the RGB sources are not readily available these days, the need for conversion of these signals into the latest digital format arises. To display RGB data on a modern display device such as a flat screen, this converter digitizes the incoming signals, stores them in an internal video memory and then displays the perfect image on the connected display devices.
The RGB to DVI Converter is gaining popularity since it converts the RGB signals in a format which can be viewed both on a traditional CRT monitor or a flat screen television.