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Chroma 2233-B Video Signal Graphic Generator

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Chroma 2233-B programmable video signal graphic generator is a multifunctional measuring device that combines Analog/DVI/HDMI/DisplayPort
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Chroma 2233-B Video Signal Graphic Generator


Chroma 2233-B programmable video signal graphic generator is a multifunctional measuring device that combines signals from Analog/DVI/HDMI/DisplayPort/SDTV/HDTV, providing high-resolution testing quality and support for multiple output types, offering a complete testing solution.


In the digital signal part: TMDS output, with a point frequency of 25-330MHz, the resolution of the test image can support more than UXGA. In addition, for higher frequency signal testing, this machine supports DVI Dual HDCP testing and can support dual channel DVI testing applications.


In response to the trend of large-scale and high-definition video industry, Chroma 2233-B supports the latest high-resolution multimedia digital audio and video transmission interface HDMI V1.3 specification, providing higher bandwidth and color depth, supporting 24,30,36 bits (RGB or YCbCr) and the new generation color standards xvYCC and SYCC, Adobe RGB, Adobe YCC (CEA-861E), achieving true natural color and high-resolution image display.


DisplayPort is a new generation of video output interface approved by the Video Electronics Stand ards Association (VESA), which is an open and extensible interface standard that can be adopted by the industry. The purpose of its development is to reduce platform design costs and provide a digital connectivity interface for interoperability between personal computer platforms and components. It, like HDMI, can receive high-definition digital audio and video through a digital video transmission line, with a maximum transmission bandwidth of up to 10.8Gb/s. The sufficient bandwidth can meet the higher resolution requirements of future and large-sized display devices.


Chroma 2233-B provides the DisplayPort standard format, which has the following main features:


The connection of DisplyPort consists of three types of signals: main channel, AUX CH, and hot swappable (HPD). The main channel is composed of four lines (1, 2, 4Lane), each of which can support transmission rates of 2.7Gbps or 1.62Gbps, and the four lines can achieve a maximum of 10.8Gbps.


DPCD (Display Port Configuration Data) is the main function of Display Port communication, providing a communication bridge between source and sink. Chroma 2233-B can provide manual or automatic parameter adjustments (such as Lane, Main link rate, etc.) after linking. The signal attenuation that may occur during long-distance transmission of DisplayPort can also be adjusted by adjusting the voltage of Pre emphasis and Swing.


In addition, Chroma 2233-B also provides SSC (Spread Spectrum Clock) testing support, which can significantly reduce electromagnetic interference between displays and component interfaces, simplifying the complexity of product design for engineers.


At the same time, to meet the needs of users for multi port output testing applications, this machine is equipped with 3 HDMI ports, 2 DisplayPorts, and 2 SCART ports, which can greatly shorten the testing time and complete the testing program in the fastest way possible.


In terms of operation, Chroma2233-B adopts a full-color graphical interface and built-in large capacity storage memory. Users can directly edit on a single machine or choose a remote control box to replace direct panel editing, increasing the flexibility of testing space. It is also possible to edit various timing parameters and test images on the PC application software VPG Master. Its simple operating interface and complete testing functions will be suitable for research and development, production testing, and quality verification applications in all video and related industries, meeting the testing needs of current and future multimedia displays.