HDMI is a digital audio / video interface developed from the middle of 2002 and offers the possibility to transfer uncompressed streams. HDMI is an interface between any compatible digital audio / video source, e.g. A set-top box, a DVD player or an AV receiver, or a compatible digital audio and / or video monitor, as well as digital television (DTV). In June 2006 version 1.3 was introduced, whose standard is specifically focused on the home entertainment sector. The new HDMI specification 2.1 is to be introduced at the beginning of the 2nd quarter 2017.
In a world where technological boundaries are constantly being redefined, a standard solution is often not enough. Innovative electronics projects require components that integrate seamlessly into unique designs and meet specific performance requirements. This is...
Quality, reliability and maximum precision – these are the characteristics you expect from critical components in electronics. Our board-to-board and wire-to-board connectors embody precisely these values. At our Hofheim site in Hesse, we place great importance on...
Every state-of-the-art electronic device we use today – be it the smartphone in your hand, the diagnostic system in the clinic or the control system of an industrial plant – owes its functionality to countless, often invisible components. Among these, board-to-board...