The Component Video Distribution Amp Splitter are a very wide band analog Distribution Amplifier (DA) capable of buffering and splitting any nominal 1 to 2 Volt (peak to peak) signal that terminates into 75 ohms. This includes any of the following:

• HDTV Analog RGB/Y-Pb-Pr signals or
• Standard Def. Analog RGB/Y-Pb-Pr/Betacam or
• Component DVD, Progressive or Interlaced or
• Composite Video (NTSC) or
• SPDIF Digital Audio (PCM/AC3/DTS)

This Component Video Distribution Amp Splitter is a very wide band analog Distribution Amplifier (DA) capable of buffering & splitting any nominal 1 to 2 Volt (peak to peak) signal that terminates into the appropriate 75 ohms.

Component Video Distribution Amp Splitter Features

• RGB / Y-Pb-Pr / component Distribution Amplifier.
• Split any component video signal into 2 or 4 outputs without degradation.
• AC coupled
• Stackable - See the below application note for connecting 40 HDTV's to one source device.
• Each output has its own High-Current Cable Driver.
• High current output IC's drive very long cables (> 100 feet) easily. No interaction with other outputs.
• Will accept any analog input, Composite Video, Y/Pb/Pr or R/G/B at any scan rate and give you 2 or 4 identical High Bandwidth (200MHz) outputs.
• Supports resolutions of 480i, 480p, 720p, 1080i and 1080p.
• All Connectors are Gold Plated RCA.
• Great for Automotive video applications. Wide DC power supply range (8-18 VDC).
• Use as SPDIF/AES-EBU (Digital Audio) DA to split PCM, DTS or AC3 Digital Audio.
• Power Supply (12VDC) Included.
• DESIGNED, MADE and SUPPORTED IN THE USA!!!
• Perfect as a Broadcast Utility DA at a fraction of the cost.
• The Sync is on green which is standard for Component Video, the R-Y and B-Y doesn't have any sync
• This unit won't add the sync as whatever you put in, you'll get multiple outs.
• 1X2 splitter (above picture) dimensions: 2" X 3" X 2"

The unit is supplied with the proper DC Power Supply (center pin positive +) and a 3 foot component video cable.

This Component Video Distribution Amp Splitter can be configured in a number of ways. Here are the most common:

• A 1-In to 2-Out HDTV Component Video Splitter or
• Home Theater splitter. One input distributes the Composite (NTSC) video to the displays and another input distributes the Digital Audio to the Audio equipment
• Buy (2) two if you need audio along with your component video

Each output has its own dedicated high current Video amplifier/driver which is capable of sending any video signal very long distances without degradation.

These component video splitters only support video and if you need audio also see our 1X4 Component Video and Audio Splitter.

Your video is only as good as the splitter that connects it. Why not buy this a Component Video Distribution Amp Splitter today?

Q: Why No Looping Inputs. A: Looping inputs are ones that bridge off an unterminated input and send it to another input. This lets you daisy chain the inputs and terminate only at the last input. This works fine for Low Frequency video like NTSC (composite) at 5MHz, but not for High Frequency HDTV where frequencies can reach over 37 MHz. The input must be terminated to prevent reflections on the cable and maintain bandwidth.

Q: Can I split Analog Audio with this DA. A: Yes, but the level (Volume) can drop from 2dB to 30dB due to the low input impedance (75 ohms). Some audio equipment with low enough output impedance can feed this DA with acceptable results, but most will have a high impedance that will cause unacceptable signal loss.

Q: Can I split Digital Audio (SPDIF). A: Yes. SPDIF is just AES/EBU digital audio that is designed to run over Coax cable just like video.

Q: How long can my video cable be? A: The amplifiers on the outputs can drive good video cables more then 100 meters (328ft). The best advice is to keep the cables to the input at a reasonable length, less then 5 meters (16ft) and then connect as required on the output. Q: What bandwidth is required for HDTV? A: Most HDTV has a bandwidth of 37MHz. You want all your switching and distribution points to be able to handle at least double that frequency. The key to remember is the 3dB spec. This represents the frequency at which the original signal is at 70%, or a 30% loss

The Component Video Distribution Amp Splitter are a very wide band analog Distribution Amplifier (DA) capable of buffering and splitting any nominal 1 to 2 Volt (peak to peak) signal that terminates into 75 ohms. This includes any of the following:

• HDTV Analog RGB/Y-Pb-Pr signals or
• Standard Def. Analog RGB/Y-Pb-Pr/Betacam or
• Component DVD, Progressive or Interlaced or
• Composite Video (NTSC) or
• SPDIF Digital Audio (PCM/AC3/DTS)