HDMI A to DVI-D Single-Link Cable, 24+1 Pin
$2.60 – $8.20 / pc · MOQ 500 pcs
HDMI to DVI-D cable in the common 24+1 pin configuration — single-link digital video to 1080p, gauge and shielding specified per order, to 50 m.
- Description
The 24+1 pin DVI-D plug is the most common digital-only DVI connector in the field, and this cable pairs it with an HDMI A male source in the straightforward single-link configuration — the digital video core that HDMI and DVI share, carrying 1080p cleanly across the joint.
Build spec is per-order as the whole family is: gauge 30 to 22 AWG, double or triple shielding, optional ferrite cores, single-link clock to 165 MHz x 2, 30 V rating, gold-plated connectors, lengths 0.5 m to 50 m. It is the model to standardise on when the fleet’s displays are digital-only DVI-D and the sources are HDMI — the majority case in practice.
Key features
- HDMI A male to DVI-D male, 24+1 pin
- Single-link digital, 1080p supported
- Gauge 30–22 AWG optional
- Double or triple shielding, optional ferrite
- Gold-plated, built 0.5 m to 50 m
Specifications
| Type | HDMI A male to DVI-D male, single link |
| Signal | Digital only |
| Pins | 19 / 24+1 |
| Gauge | 30–22 AWG optional |
| Bandwidth | Single link, max 165 MHz x 2 |
| Resolution | 1080p supported |
| Length | 0.5–50 m customised |
| Ratings | 30 V |
Typical applications
- HDMI sources on digital-only DVI-D displays
- Office and classroom mixed-era fleets
- Test and measurement benches
- Standardised institutional stock
Custom and OEM options
Gauge, shielding, length, ferrite and packaging are per-order options; volume pricing scales for fleet standardisation. Confirm the display socket is DVI-D 24+1 before ordering.
FAQ
Will it plug into a DVI-I socket?
Yes — a DVI-D plug seats in a DVI-I socket (the analogue pins simply stay unused). The reverse does not work.
Audio?
No — DVI-D is video only; run audio separately.
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