�� DisplayPort to HDMI Adapter — Specifications �� General Name: DisplayPort → HDMI Adapter (Passive or Active) Type: Video signal adapter/converter Use Case: Connects a DisplayPort output from a PC, laptop, or graphics card to an HDMI input on a display device. �� Connector Types Input (Computer Side): DisplayPort (DP) male Output (Display Side): HDMI (Type A) female Cable Type: Adapter dongle (may have short cable or be direct plug-through) �� Supported Video Resolution Support: Up to 4K UHD (3840×2160) at 30 Hz or 60 Hz depending on adapter quality HDMI Version: Typically HDMI 1.4 (good for 4K@30 Hz) or HDMI 2.0 (for 4K@60 Hz) Aspect Ratios: Standard widescreen formats (16:9, 21:9, etc.) Color Depth: 8-bit minimum; higher on capable adapters �� Audio Support Yes: Passes audio from DisplayPort to HDMI (works with sound-capable DP outputs) Formats: Stereo and multichannel (e.g., 5.1) supported ⚙️ Compatibility Systems: Windows, macOS, Linux with DisplayPort output Displays: HDMI-equipped TVs, monitors, projectors Graphics Cards: Intel, AMD, NVIDIA with DP ports Adapters Types: Passive Adapter: Uses DisplayPort Dual-Mode (DP ) signal (simple and cheap) Active Adapter: Converts signals when DP not available (needed for some graphics cards or higher refresh rates) ��️ Features Plug-and-Play: No drivers needed Durable Build: Aluminum or molded plastic housing Compact Size: Easy for travel and docking stations Gold Plated Connectors: Better conductivity and corrosion resistance (on many models) Category: CONVERTERS
