Mini Displayport Anzeigen-Hafen DP zum VGA-Kabel Adap

Mini DisplayPort Display Port DP to VGA Cable Adapter Specification ofMini Display Port to VGA adapter, mac converter, ipod converter, ipod adapter, mac adapter 1) Conductor: Tinned Copper 32AWG2) Core Dielectric: Foam Skin PE (5P), HD-PE(5C)3) Inner Drain Wire: Tinned Copper 32AWG4) Inner Al-Mylar-Al foil5) Outer Al-Mylar-Al foil6) Braid 0.12mm x 7 x 16 Al-Mg 85% Coverage7) Outer Drain Wire: Tinned Copper 32AWG8) PVC Jacket (color: optional)9) Gold contacts VGA Nickel plated Female Connector10) Gold contacts Mini DP 20P Nickel plated Male Connector11) Inner PCB (3pcs)12) UL Approved, AWM 20276, RoHS compliantIntroduction The Mini DisplayPort to VGA signal format converter seamlessly connect next generation DisplayPort based MacBook, MacBook Pro, or MacBook Air with a Mini DisplayPort to conventional VGA displays, such as CRT, LCD monitors and projectors. Mini DisplayPort offers a unified, scalable, and cost effective interface for embedded and external display applications. It not only has an elegant appearance with the white color but also brings much convenience with its small size. It offers solutions for digital entertainment center, projector factory, noisy space and security concerns, conference room presentation, school and corporate training environments. FEATURES This Mini DisplayPort to VGA converter has many features that enable it to perform in a superior manner. Among those features you will find: 1Mini DisplayPort 1.1a compliant receiver offering 5.4 Gbps bandwidth over 2 lanes 2tegrated triple 10-bit, 162 MHz video DAC for analog VGA signal output 3pports up to 1080p, 1920 x 1200 reduced blanking video resolution 4ID pass-through from PC source to display 5read Spectrum (de-spreading) for EMI reduction 6tomatic sink detection 7w power standby mode operation initiated based on sink detection status 8wered from Mini DisplayPort source 93V IO, 1.2V Core 10 power operation Active 400mW, standby mode 15mW Note: For few display cards, the image would not appear until the PC enters into Windows from DOS at the time of restarting