Vga Splitter: A Cost Effective Means For Signal Transmission And Amplification

By jennifer luec

VGA Splitter is used for displaying vga video signals to multiple devices from a single video source. VGA Splitters are capable of transmitting video signals to multiple devices up to 90 devices simultaneously. Cascading vga splitters makes it possible to transmit signals to so many devices. Video signals could be transmitted via easily available and affordable cat5 cables.
VGA Splitters over cat5/cat5e/cat6 cables can transmit signals to multiple devices placed at a distance of almost 1000ft. Also known as VGA Distribution Amplifier, this device is fit for signal amplifying and boosting the signals. The capability to amplify the signals and transmit them at extremely clear quality. Very high picture quality is maintained and delivered when signals are transmitted via this video splitter. VGA Video splitter works as follows, the job of the vga video splitter is to take the signal from vga video source, amplify it and transmit to multiple devices without distorting the signal quality.
VGA Splitters are available in multiple port sizes such as 2, 4, 8 and 16 ports. Port size means the number of devices you can attach to the single vga video source for transmitting the signals. VGA Splitters can be used in very small space and are very cost effective, and hence widely used. From small corporations to very big organizations VGA Splitters are used by all. Its an very simple device made up of plug and play functionality. Simply plug in the device and its ready to use with no driver installation required for its functioning. VGA Splitters are compliant with DDC, DDC2, as well as the DDC2B protocol. VGA Video Splitters maintains a max. resolution: 2048 x 1536, 72Hz and works fine in Operating Temperature: 0C - 60c.

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